EZStreet theft, deception and TheRx whitewashing Video (banned at TheRx)

[SBR_John]

Was there ever any PROOF of Corys chargebacks other than hearsey?

I'm not sure that would be relevant here even if it was true. He deposited by cash method as I recall. Maybe the defendant can use that in their motion to dismiss but sounds a bit irrelevant.

[HedgeHog]

I'm not sure that would be relevant here even if it was true. He deposited by cash method as I recall. Maybe the defendant can use that in their motion to dismiss but sounds a bit irrelevant.

In other words, he cheated the fuk out of several Books--just not EZ.

[TheMoneyShot]

I want to add another note to these documents. If the courts do throw out the $46k in gambling winnings. They may took a look to see if Cory's character or image was tarnished by ill advised words by TheRXForum. Was Cory's named defamed by TheRXForum? Perhaps, that is where his attorney is looking for a settlement (out of court) in that regards. That's where his attorney is seeking 1 Million Dollars in damages. So, you clearly see the attorney is shooting for a defamation lawsuit... they could careless about the gambling earnings.

[SBR_John]

First of all... there are several issues that are wrong with the preliminary papers for the courts.

First and foremost... It says Money's Due To Cory or Earnings several times in these documents. The court will want to know if these are sweepstakes, lottery, or gambling money owed to him. Once the court figures out all the facts that come into play... This US Court will throw this case out becaues it's "gambling" related. And because these "gambling" earnings aren't regulated by any state's jurisdiction (USA for that matter) it will be thrown out. This would be the same principle of shooting dice in a corner with a buddy... he doesn't pay you... how are you going to get the money? You can't sue him... because unlicensed gambling is illegal.

Secondly, this attorney out of Nevada must be on a 50% contingency to even waste his time on this. Not only he's trying to hit a Home Run on this case... I feel he's going to be caught looking... out on strikes. He's just crossing his fingers that this was worth 2 hours of his time drawing up these documents.... to get any portion out of this judgement.

Cory... you're a fish out of water. Sure you can try to piss on me... but that wind is blowing in your direction.

My question is what if the defendant fails to reply to the lawsuit?

[robmpink]

Is you talking real court? One million $$ lawsuit for defamation? It is a fricking screen name. Did one of these places out his real name?

[shari91]

I'm just hoping one of those anti-gambling politicians doesn't get a sniff of this. It'd be a good way to round up more troops as to why they "need to protect Americans from those 'thieving offshore books'" regardless of the outcome here.

[robmpink]

The FBI probably told you not to gamble online. Thems the breaks!

[robmpink]

Since we are talking lawsuits, can't EZ Marvin sue you because you say he associated w/ Osama?

[TheMoneyShot]

Hey John

Well... they have no other choice but to reply and acknowledge these papers. I'm sure once they receive their copies... they will try to defend themselves the best possible way. I know my way around the law a tad. I'm certainly not a Geoffrey Fieger... but as a defendant you have to look at all the ways out of this.

My guess is they will respond to these papers. It will stall for time. Ask for 60 days for discovery. The judge will grant them a chance for discovery so their legal team can handle this the proper way. I couldn't tell you which way it will turn out? But Cory's chance in my book is a long shot.

Let's say they don't respond to these papers... (which to me - they will) but let's say they don't. Cory's attorney would enforce the judgement on default. It will cost Cory's attorney more funds to collect from these guys... I'm sure they have money, correct? I'm sure they have assets in the USA? Getting a judgement against a person is one thing... collecting takes more time than you think.

[SBR_John]

Well then they will hire a lawyer and the clock will tick. Its probably impossible to collect the judgements except for the domain names. Bodog found out the hard way that they can get those rather easy with a default judgement. The way the Easystreet stiff job went down I could see them simply not responding. Therx has more to lose with their domain than does easystreet.

[HedgeHog]

My question is what if the defendant fails to reply to the lawsuit?

Did Cascade's Lenny ever reply to the class action lawsuit against him? Regardless, he's still a cheating MFer today, running a deposit-only Book 5 years after the fact. There is little to no legal recourse for a US player versus a CR Book.

[robmpink]

Cory, I read on another forum your house is valued at close to 6 mil. Congrats, you made it!

[Justin7]

The suit has no chance for recovery, so no lawyer will work for a % of nothing. How much did you pay this lawyer, Cory?

I disagree. Neither party can really appear in the US to fight this. If they fail to appear, Cory will take a default judgment, and end up being the owner of the domains EZStreetsports.com and TheRx.com.

[DwightShrute]

I disagree. Neither party can really appear in the US to fight this. If they fail to appear, Cory will take a default judgment, and end up being the owner of the domains EZStreetsports.com and TheRx.com.

ok let's say that happens. EZStreetsports.com and TheRx.com just change their domain to EZStreetsports.something and TheRx.something.

no?

[SBR_John]

Did Cascade's Lenny ever reply to the class action lawsuit against him? Regardless, he's still a cheating MFer today, running a deposit-only Book 5 years after the fact. There is little to no legal recourse for a US player versus a CR Book.

Cascade was a class suit in CR. The class decided not to pursue further. They could find very few assets.

I'm not sure if there is recourse or not. The player did not break any laws that I'm aware of.

[xstud]

How about this one.

67. The Defendants, one and all, caused monetary damage and damage to the Plaintiff's reputation
by publishing false and misleading statements, denying him his rightful property and causing
untold harm to his personal and Internet reputation.
68. Therefore the Plaintiff demands compensation for damages in the amount of One Million
United States Dollars ($1,000,000.00), and the transfer of the Defendants domain names

How could a screen name on a forum lead to anything like this?

Also here is a question...

2. Defendant, EasyStreetSports.com is an Internet Company. According to information and belief
its domain is registered through Godaddy.com. According to statements made by
EasyStreetSports.com, EasyStreetSports.com is a fully licensed on-line sportsbook, racebook
and casino located in Costa Rica.
3. Defendant, TheRX.com is an Internet provider of Sports and Gaming information. According to
the Defendant's website the Defendant is owned by NetPA, a Panama Foundation.
4. Defendant, TheRXForum also known as TheRX.com, for all intents and purposes both entities
are one and the same and interchangeable for the purposes of this suit. According to
TheRXForum.com, RX Advertising, Inc. LLC a Limited Liability Company of unknown origin
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Case 1:11-cv-02022-WYD-MEH Document 1 Filed 08/04/11 USDC Colorado Page 1 of 8
owns/holds the copyright for the material appearing on TheRXForum.com
5. Defendant, Marty Jansen, is a citizen of an unknown country. His address is uncertain but
through information and belief it is assumed to be Vancouver BC. Mr. Jansen is identified as an
active contact person for TheRXForum.
6. Defendant, Wilheim Doe, is a citizen of an unknown country. His physical location is not
known at this time. He is the identified source of statements relating to claims for relief by the
Plaintiff.
7. Defendant, Mr. Alex Powers is a known contact and is assumed to be the controlling party of
EasyStreetSports.com. His Citizenship and location are unknown to the Plaintiff.

Every single line basically says "We don't know who or where they are?" . Justin or John.. How can you expect any outcome if in fact the courts do not even know who you are going after or where they reside? Looking at this case so much is "assumed" and these names could easily just be made up names right? In this case can the courts even do anything at all?

[SBR_John]

Every single line basically says "We don't know who or where they are?" . Justin or John.. How can you expect any outcome if in fact the courts do not even know who you are going after or where they reside? Looking at this case so much is "assumed" and these names could easily just be made up names right? In this case can the courts even do anything at all?

They have ways of serving the right people. All internet sites use a register. I think they can ask the court for discovery to find out names and the other fill in the blanks. If they are serious about suing they will get those blanks filled in. If you own a internet business you can be sued.

[secretstash]

Cory, I read on another forum your house is valued at close to 6 mil. Congrats, you made it!

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[TheMoneyShot]

I disagree. Neither party can really appear in the US to fight this. If they fail to appear, Cory will take a default judgment, and end up being the owner of the domains EZStreetsports.com and TheRx.com.

From what I understood in the documents that wasn't the default. It shows a value or amount... and the domain titles. Just the domain titles isn't the default. Regardless.... we don't know where exactly this is headed.


Again, there are still a lot of variables to this lawsuit. Half of this stuff in this complaint is ridiculous... of course any offense attorney will cover all grounds... like:

73. Defendants actions have denied Plantiff's benefit of his contract and the use of enjoyment of his money.

What contract? Enjoyment use of his money? You can sue for this? Kind of absurd.

74. The Defendants actions have caused direct and measurable harm to the Plantiff.

Again, very vague.


I'm not into this website sports/forum business. I wouldn't know exactly what you guys cover etc. But I will say this...

Here are the points:

1. What is the true asset value of THERXFORUM.COM?
2. What kind of business insurance coverage would they have? If any?

Typically, with any type of business insurance coverage... slander would be covered 100%. If they have insurance... they would probably settle out of court. Typically an insurance adjuster would offer about $5,000 in most situations to settle out of court. But, if they don't have any type of business insurance... then they wouldn't be covered.

3. Then you have to look at Marty Jansen, Alex Powers, Wilheim Doe... are they US Citizens? Do they reside in the US? Do they have any assets in the US? All depends on how hungry Cory's attorney is to discover all of this. Sure, once you get a legitimate judgment then go put a lien against the properties. Try to find any US Bank acct info with their names on it... and garnish it. A lot of man hours (power) I agree... we don't know how aggressive Cory's attrorney will be? Most attorney's aren't. He must see something here that he likes?!?!?!? Knows something we don't know?!?!?! Or maybe he is young and inexperienced with these types of cases??!?! Hoping to hit that Home Run?

Again, yes this appears to be legitimate court papers. Can you collect if they aren't here? No you can't. If they have no assets here... you can't collect. Only these "defendants" would know if it's worth a default or not? Ok... come and try to collect. I have nothing. You can actually file for bankuptcy right after a verdict is against you... so if these defendents show proof that have no assets... Cory gets the win on his case... but he gets a ZERO for his collection because they would just file bankruptcy. Another thing... I can't see Cory's attorney taking this case on 50% contingency without getting some type of money to file all of these documents from him already?? I sure as hell wouldn't do it. What happens if Cory owes major attorney fees after this??? Just in documents alone... you could be looking at $2,000... You just saw a receipt for $350.00... I just don't understand an attorney paying out of his own pocket for this??? Honestly no attorney would unless he really "THINKS" he has a GAME, SET, MATCH case.

[TheMoneyShot]

This story gets more and more interesting as the days unfold. Wow.

[Scooter]

ok let's say that happens. EZStreetsports.com and TheRx.com just change their domain to EZStreetsports.something and TheRx.something.

no?

Cory puts up a new home page at EZStreetsports.com with links to Justin7's video, the Wizard's blacklisting of EZ, etc.
Warns people to withdraw all their funds asap.

He sells TheRx.com domain to someone who wants to establish a sportsbetting message board.

[skrtelfan]

When Cory gets control of therx.com he should turn it into a website about farting on cakes!

[cory1111]

avoid easystreetsports.com,they dont pay.

[cory1111]

easystreetsports.com owes me 46k.

[HedgeHog]

For one day (yesterday), this thread got interesting again--first time in 4 months. Back to the same old routine today.

[mikeanite]

all i know easystreet is still adversiting a whole bunch. it would be interesting to see the final results.

[SBR_John]

In hindsight I'm guessing TheRx wishes they were not a party to this.

The one thing about mediation is both sides must agree. If one side does not then the mediator can only render an opinion. In this case TheRx assumed the role as mediator and not just mediator but held the mediation in public. That too would be OK if it was handled fairly and transparently. The supposed use of a unnamed expert made a mockery of the process.

[relaaxx]

cory - congradulations - love the fact you just did not let it go. 46k alot of money. but most would have given up. plus you had to listen to the supporters of sleezy. and still do. hope you shut them down.

[trixtrix]

i could care less about ezstreet, though i concede they're wrong in this case

but i really hope you get the therx domain name cory, if not just to serve a little justice to those steaming scumbags who knowing stole against their conscience in the sportsbook.com thievery cases

[HedgeHog]

cory - congradulations - love the fact you just did not let it go. 46k alot of money. but most would have given up. plus you had to listen to the supporters of sleezy. and still do. hope you shut them down.

He's throwing good money after bad and a smart bettor knows when to fold. Not Cory, he's all in with Queen high. Buy some lube Cory, you're about to be fukked again.

[chemicalbrother]

when you get to own therx, you definitely should put 'ezstreet doesn't pay' on the front, cory.

[Justin7]

He's throwing good money after bad and a smart bettor knows when to fold. Not Cory, he's all in with Queen high. Buy some lube Cory, you're about to be fukked again.

I like Cory's odds. The cost of fighting this lawsuit for either EZ or TheRX is more than the amount in dispute. TheRx is much more vulnerable than EZ -- Canadain courts work, and TheRX has a traceable cash flow. With cash flow, there are weaknesses if the other side wins.

[secretstash]

I like Cory's odds. The cost of fighting this lawsuit for either EZ or TheRX is more than the amount in dispute. TheRx is much more vulnerable than EZ -- Canadain courts work, and TheRX has a traceable cash flow. With cash flow, there are weaknesses if the other side wins.

when u say u like his odds.. are u saying he would be favored to win?

imo cory to own therx.com or any domain close to this before jan 1, 2012 is yes - +1000 no - 1350

is ur line any different than this?


just curious

-stash

[cory1111]

avoid easystreetsports.com,they dont pay.

[cory1111]

easystreeetsports.com doesnt pay