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Article: Account Services Online Poker Funds to Remain Frozen

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  1. Dan Dan is online now Administrator

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    Aug 31st, 2009 (8/31/2009 4:42pm)

     
  2. sgildea25 sgildea25 is offline

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    Sep 3rd, 2009 (9/3/2009 1:10pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>Maybe the Government should worry about the piling deficit and the extreme decline of the economy before going after an industry that is GAINING ground and supplying some good, clean, fun (granted the poker v. gambling argument will go on for ages) during these hard economic times. </p>
    <p>Worry about finding a way to fund the blue-collar American worker in the banking industry that makes $40K a year vs. all those CEOs that make $13M a year. Really? Who needs $13M a year?</p>
    <p>But no, the government wants to take away from the player putting $100-$1,000 of discretionary spending on Full Tilt and pokerstars to tax them deeper when enterprise CEOs get away with murder. </p>
    <p>I hope Lederer, Raymer, etc. of the Poker Players Alliance bring up THAT argument when all the internet poker industry does is supply hopes, dreams, etc. for the everyday person to be the next superstar or in all honesty, just kill some time for $5 or $10 SNG's to have some fun. </p>
  3. rmsapp08 rmsapp08 is offline

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    Sep 3rd, 2009 (9/3/2009 2:10pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>I really feel like we are going in circles here.  Is any headway being made?  I just want to hear some GOOD news for once.</p>
  4. Mel Pel Mel Pel is offline

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    Sep 3rd, 2009 (9/3/2009 3:53pm) in reply to Dan

    <p>So can you cash F.T.P checks yes or no???</p>
  5. dpain dpain is offline

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    Sep 4th, 2009 (9/4/2009 12:47am) in reply to Dan

    <p>Yes you can cash F.T.P checks</p>
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