why do MB limit withdrawals to just $2500 a time?
SBR what's with the latest matchbook rumor of a big announcement in the next month
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Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
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#37Originally posted by SalamanderExactly, they are using them. At a price to the rest of us non-abusers. This was once an amazing client to book relationship when it came to moving money, until people, obviously you included, started abusing and abusing and abusing. The "help" that is needed is you controlling your finances.
Rollover only punishes those who use(d) matchbook as a pass-thru.Comment -
heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
- 178
#38Originally posted by RickySteveAsinine. Sports betting won't be legal in the next 50 years in the US. Even if it were legalized tomorrow, the current big offshore shops wouldn't be going anywhere.
Second, sports betting isn't illegal in the practical sense. The Wire Act can be interpreted either way and placing bets isn't affected by the UIGEA. Government agencies/officials can say whatever they like to scare people but what matters is that no better (not facilitator) has been indicted/convicted outside of I believe one man who the government mistook for (or might have been) a bookie.Comment -
heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
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#39Originally posted by Hareeba!why do MB limit withdrawals to just $2500 a time?Comment -
Dark HorseSBR Posting Legend
- 12-14-05
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#40heyman, did they give you a cape too, or just a mask?Comment -
RickySteveRestricted User
- 01-31-06
- 3415
#41Originally posted by heymanFirst, 50 years is a long time but I suppose people here like to make blanket uninformed statements without offering any reasoning.
Second, sports betting isn't illegal in the practical sense. The Wire Act can be interpreted either way and placing bets isn't affected by the UIGEA. Government agencies/officials can say whatever they like to scare people but what matters is that no better (not facilitator) has been indicted/convicted outside of I believe one man who the government mistook for (or might have been) a bookie.Comment -
rookieSBR Wise Guy
- 10-01-05
- 682
#42Originally posted by heymanThank you. But that is just Experian's credit report, there's no information there except their credit, board members (no ownership), and any legal/court notices. It's not a balance sheet.
heyman:
Not sure what your responding to. WSEX has a parent company, so? What does this have to do with matchbook?
In post# 17, you said: That has nothing to do with the ownership of either WSEX or Matchbook. When I mentioned the WSEX's ownership details on their website, you say it has nothing to do with matchbook.
And if it has nothing to do with matchbook, why do you have so much interest in the source of my information regarding the parent company of WSEX ? You are matchbook's representative, not WSEX's. Right ?Comment -
heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
- 178
#43I quoted this:
“Is Euro Sports Exchange still linked to both ? It used to be (and maybe still is) owner of WSEX and processor of Matchbook (or something similar) ?”
And stated this:
“We already know that they use(d) the same check processors. That has nothing to do with the ownership of either WSEX or Matchbook.”
You stated that Euro Sports Exchange is the parent company of WSEX and that there was/is a link between WSEX and matchbook. I clarified this by saying that they shared functions but that doesn’t tell us anything of either ownership.
I’m still not sure what you’re arguing with me about, I guess that Euro Sports Exchange is the parent company. But that is known. It was in the quote and I haven’t denied it, nor do I care. What isn’t know is the ownership as I said. And yes, I am looking for information about Matchbook, but I consider information about WSEX relevant because there is a possible ownership tie (that we still don’t know anything about). Euro Sports Exchange is a shell company (for tax/liability benefits) given the information. It tells us nothing about the ownership of WSEX or matchbook, only their corporate structure, as I've already said. Are you saying that WSEX isn’t wholly owned by Euro Sports Exchange or Euro Sports Exchange has (other?) subsidiaries?
I am looking for information (see below, or my first post).
Originally posted by rookieI also mentioned One Source database. It's a paid site and someone in a research company pulled the info about Euro Sports Exchange for me.
“Drill down into corporate family structures, relevant news stories, trade articles, SEC filings, and other financial information to analyze the financial health and business status of clients, prospects, business partners and other companies.”
How did they obtain their information?
Originally posted by rookiewhy do you have so much interest in the source of my information regarding the parent company of WSEX ?
Originally posted by rookieYou are matchbook's representative, not WSEX's. Right ?Comment -
heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
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#44Originally posted by RickySteveWho the f ck is talking about criminalizing bettors?
Originally posted by RickySteveIn the future please have 5% of a clue about the flow and context within the thread before commenting on posts.Comment -
heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
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#45Originally posted by Dark Horseheyman, did they give you a cape too, or just a mask?Comment -
lukahhSBR Wise Guy
- 04-08-10
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#46ok heyman, thanks for tirelessly defending matchbook (not sure if they need the defending at all).
hope they at least give you some comission credits for it.Comment -
Dark HorseSBR Posting Legend
- 12-14-05
- 13764
#4775% chance that he works for MB. Only topic he's interested in. He seems obsessed with it, to the point where he corrected a remark that I had posted something 'two years ago' with the assurance that it was 20 months ago. lol If he doesn't work for MB he's a self-appointed caped cruisader, as in: OMG, it's the heyman!Comment -
trixtrixRestricted User
- 04-13-06
- 1897
#48Originally posted by minet123Any site that would give Lenny 500k in credit, even if it was through an agent, shows some real poor decision making
sh-t happens, whether or not matchbook showed poor judgment is mostly determined by timing. 4 years ago, if matchbook offered lenny 5 MILLION in credit everyone here would've lauded itComment -
heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
- 178
#49Originally posted by Dark HorseOnly topic he's interested in.
Actually, could you point me to the threads where posters habitually attack other top books’ (Greek/BetJamaica, Bookmaker/Cris, Pinnacle etc.) finances and ownership based on unfounded anonymous ill-sourced old rumors?
Originally posted by Dark HorseHe seems obsessed with it
By the way, if you think I am on matchbook’s side then it would be easy to find posts of mine about matchbook that are incorrect or based on speculation/rumor. You won’t find any - I treat the topic fairly. It is easy to find posts of yours that make you look biased against matchbook, however.
Originally posted by Dark Horsehe corrected a remark that I had posted something 'two years ago' with the assurance that it was 20 months ago. lol
Originally posted by Dark Horse75% chance that he works for MB.
Originally posted by Dark Horse75% chance that he works for MB.Originally posted by Dark HorseIf he doesn't work for MB he's a self-appointed caped cruisader, as in: OMG, it's the heyman!Originally posted by Dark HorseHe seems obsessed with itComment -
heymanSBR High Roller
- 03-16-09
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#50Originally posted by lukahhok heyman, thanks for tirelessly defending matchbook (not sure if they need the defending at all).
Originally posted by lukahhhope they at least give you some comission credits for it.Comment -
minet123SBR Posting Legend
- 02-17-07
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#51Well is SBR going to say anythingComment -
FishheadSBR Aristocracy
- 08-11-05
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#52Originally posted by minet123Well is SBR going to say anything
Minet, new ownership has taken over...........head over to EOG.Comment
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