Quote Originally Posted by esplanade:
And what I see is you throwing up a huge subterfuge that you see as somehow working to or for the benefit of Covers without providing any significant insight into the issue at hand.
You seem to have a strange fascination with the color of Ayre's hiney, who he may or may not have been boning and the positions in which those acts took place.............................. So he had a covert interest in Beted or he didn't............you can make some murky causal connection or you can't................................
The bottom line is that the owner(s) of Covers pocketed a lot of cash from this relationship and one of those owners made a solid promise to his players. Your distractions do not lend closure in any way, shape, form, or fashion. In fact, they do the opposite.
I understand that you have some personal bone to pick with Ayre, and you are driving that point hard, but you are doing so in a fashion that obscures the real issues.
Listen up, laddie
Since I've come here, the insight I have provided is...
For some reason, Calvin Ayre has become an informant to the US department of justice. Without any substantiating evidence he has named the owners of this site as the owners of BetEd.
Calvin Ayre has been busted by the same prosecutor that busted Bet Ed. That prosecutor has a warrant out for his arrest.
The guys who run BetEd come from B.C. So does Calvin Ayre.
The indictments were unsealed three days before the accounts were seized. People had time to change their domain names, knowing they were going to be seized. Every target changed its domain name and carried on, as far as I know, except one. That was BetEd. But, get this new news, one that wasn't targetted also changed its domain name. That was Bodog. So you can expect the circumstances were that Bodog expected to have its domain name seized along with BetEd. Didn't happen, but they expected it.
The guys who run BetEd almost certainly ripped off people here in the three day 3x bonus deal. They had to know their accounts were seized or going to be seized and wanted to rip you and others off. They aren't going to pay you.
Calvin Ayre has a documented history of ripping people off big time. He didn't pay them.
There is a much better chance that Calvin Ayre is the one that ripped you off than the lads who own Covers.
If that isn't insight, you must be either functionally blind, or selectively blind.
That's what I have contributed of substance on here. In one day. Much more than likely that's the way its going to shake out.
Now, to the bit about Calvin's heinie. I didn't just fall off some turnip truck. I've been to more wars than you've had hot breakfasts. If you have some intelligent cogent argument to contribute here, fucking contribute it. Like a man. Never mind the this halfwittedly supposedly clever demeaning bullshit with talk about heinies.
You want to have little Esplanade's own special truth prevail, and the real truth gets in the way of that. Your own special truth is one which is really you screaming for Covers to bail you out. Whining, I think one of the mods described it as. You want, at the cost of honesty and the real truth, the truth to be that Covers somehow owes you. If somebody threatens that coming about, you start talking about heinies.
You want Covers to cover your losses? Tell me this, how much of the money you won off Covers listed books did you offer up to Covers, perhaps with a little thanks boys note? How much? If you ever won off BetEd, how much of a little thank you did you send along?
Fuck all, I'd say. But you hold them responsible for your losses.
I'm not here to create a subterfuge for Covers. I don't even know them, although one of the blokes seems to be Irish, and that's always a positive point with me.
As for all the people saying the money is lost, as I did, the Baines article does point out that all the people who got caught up in Netteller eventually did get their funds back from the DOJ seizure. Took nine months. I know that's not good for lots of people with cashflow issues, but I do expect now that the money will come back.