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Originally Posted by bohemian119

did you use the search function before making this thread?

does it matter? are you a doucher?

happened to me about a week ago. they put the money back in my acct rather quickly

i had one bounce and am holding another one...maybe they will email me back in the next 2-3months to let me know if I should cash it or not

 

Originally Posted by 2002blkss

Why does the check Bounce dont they have money??

FWIW its a 3rd party payment processor that FTP uses to pay its customers when they cash out. FTP has money but like stars, they use a payment processor to pay the players.

What more than likely has happened (as this is usually the case with FTP when checks start to bounce) is that their payment processor has shut down and FTP is having to find another payment processor.

Eventually checks will be good again but it may take some time.

well if they give me an extra 10 % of the check that will cover any occuring fees from the bank, i guess from now on im doing the wire transfer!

 

Originally Posted by 2002blkss

Why does the check Bounce dont they have money??

i always wonder this and assume its because the account they used for the payout is now closed. but one time i took a bodog check up to Chase and the attendant was like :ugh: this isn't a valid check! i was all WTF. but bodog cleared it up and the next one worked. weird.

http://www.recentpoker.com/news/fbi-fulltilt-6232.html

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2/22/10 - As yet unconfirmed reports circulating on the popular poker message board twoplustwo suggest that FBI agents may be probing the activities of the Full Tilt Poker site, online poker's second largest and global provider of Internet poker.

The fact that agents have allegedly been contacting players in the state of Washington, the only state where draconian anti-online gambling measures directly target the player, has been noted, although as far as is known none of those contacted has been warned that charges may be pending.

The visits may not be aimed at prosecuting players at all, say some observers, but a preparation for the implementation of the UIGEA by enforcement agencies. The UIGEA regulations come into force on June 1st 2010 following a controversial postponement last year, and there is speculation that the reported FBI enquiries are more related to going after transactions with Full Tilt rather than individual players.

Players who were visited unannounced by the agents appeared to confirm this view, saying that the agents were almost exclusively interested in how transactions with Full Tilt worked. Several felt that the enquiries suggested an information-seeking intention, perhaps indicating that a case was being assembled to short-circuit financial transactions with the online poker provider once the UIGEA is in effect.

might have something to do with it? idk

what bank was it from? i just got a check from FTP from xxxxxx.. hoping it wont bounce

;aksdjhgaksdjf'asldjfa'sdfjWTF! too lates, welcome to the doom switch :/

 

Originally Posted by just-jOHnny

http://www.recentpoker.com/news/fbi-fulltilt-6232.html

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2/22/10 - As yet unconfirmed reports circulatingon the popular poker message board twoplustwo suggest that FBI agentsmay be probing the activities of the Full Tilt Poker site, onlinepoker's second largest and global provider of Internet poker.

The fact that agents have allegedly been contacting players in thestate of Washington, the only state where draconian anti-onlinegambling measures directly target the player, has been noted, althoughas far as is known none of those contacted has been warned that chargesmay be pending.

The visits may not be aimed at prosecuting players at all, say someobservers, but a preparation for the implementation of the UIGEA byenforcement agencies. The UIGEA regulations come into force on June 1st2010 following a controversial postponement last year, and there isspeculation that the reported FBI enquiries are more related to goingafter transactions with Full Tilt rather than individual players.

Players who were visited unannounced by the agents appeared to confirmthis view, saying that the agents were almost exclusively interested inhow transactions with Full Tilt worked. Several felt that the enquiriessuggested an information-seeking intention, perhaps indicating that acase was being assembled to short-circuit financial transactions withthe online poker provider once the UIGEA is in effect.

might have something to do with it? idk

no not nec.

IF FBI agents are contacting people in the state of Washington it would have nothing to do with why my check (and a lot of other FT checks) are bouncing.

ECHECKS(BANK TRANSFER WITH NO FEES) THIS 100% STOP USING CHECKS GUYS JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ

they emailed me back saying there resolving the issue i have another check on the way they should will be fine and i can deposit that, so well see.

 

Originally Posted by just-jOHnny

http://www.recentpoker.com/news/fbi-fulltilt-6232.html

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2/22/10 - As yet unconfirmed reports circulating on the popular poker message board twoplustwo suggest that FBI agents may be probing the activities of the Full Tilt Poker site, online poker's second largest and global provider of Internet poker.

The fact that agents have allegedly been contacting players in the state of Washington, the only state where draconian anti-online gambling measures directly target the player, has been noted, although as far as is known none of those contacted has been warned that charges may be pending.

The visits may not be aimed at prosecuting players at all, say some observers, but a preparation for the implementation of the UIGEA by enforcement agencies. The UIGEA regulations come into force on June 1st 2010 following a controversial postponement last year, and there is speculation that the reported FBI enquiries are more related to going after transactions with Full Tilt rather than individual players.

Players who were visited unannounced by the agents appeared to confirm this view, saying that the agents were almost exclusively interested in how transactions with Full Tilt worked. Several felt that the enquiries suggested an information-seeking intention, perhaps indicating that a case was being assembled to short-circuit financial transactions with the online poker provider once the UIGEA is in effect.

might have something to do with it? idk

yikes

Just looked at my account and check bounced as well......email support w/ details etc.

What is SOP for this? DO they put funds in your account to withdraw again at any chosen method,or they auto send another check?

Is there compensation involved and what is the timeframe for resolution?