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I'm extremely busy, and I don't work 24/7. I can answer questions on the forum as time allows, when time allows. When time is limited, it's a little difficult to parse through all the bullshit posts to find any legitimate questions, but I try my best. Again, as time allows.

Well then. This pretty much sums it up for me. Any business who thinks my questions (or any of the many unanswered) aren't legit enough to answer don't deserve my business. You had plenty of opportunity to answer our questions before this computer/coinboss issue became the focal point of this thread and you still avoided them! But I guess they just weren't legit in your book. Good to know, I'm moving on.

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Bets aren't being accepted today for some reason. I'm trying to make MMA bets and the system isn't taking it.

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Quote from: Lucky Cris on January 25, 2014, 12:41:38 PM

Quote from: bitcoinsrock on January 25, 2014, 02:47:28 AM

One huge reason that I like the BTC books is because of their forum presence and availability to answer questions. It's the total opposite of the cash books in Costa Rica. I'm not giving coinbets a free pass here but you can all but toss out one phone call with a customer service rep as proof. If something was posted on this board, then that should be taken seriously, but not one phone call from a customer service rep. I don't know what coinbets does but some of the books in CR share offices or outsource through a PPH service. I assume that coinbets has it's own offices but I just wanted to state some of what happens in CR.

Unfortunately it looks as if coinbet may have abandoned this thread. After all the questions calling for answers lately, his presence has dwindled quite a bit leaving these questions completely unanswered.

The customer service rep told coinboss his account cleared the investigation, but it wasn't until coinboss demanded to know why he also had to put up 6btc to get his winnings, that the issue of his account being fraud came into play. This is still one of the questions I'd like for coinbet to answer but he keeps avoiding.

Bitcoinsrock, you need to stop. You're the only person here clearly taking a 'side' when everyone else is simply wanting answers. Are you working for coinbet? You're posting how great their marketing team is and the fact that they have a million dollar contest coming up... sounds to me like you're marketing for them! If anything, you need to question coinbet's financial security. They've been asked to prove that they have the ability to pay up 21k, which they refused... now they're saying they can pay $1 million! What if 2000 people don't sign up? Will they be able to pay out? I highly doubt it.

If I were anyone playing at this joint, I'd want answers. Answers to dozens of legit questions posed on this forum. So far, coinbet has been caught in several lies and this fact should not be ignored!

I'd like to see answers too. My agenda is being upset with scamming players that ruin it for a lot of legitimate players. When a poster sides with a book, instead of looking at the facts, people respond with the you are being paid card.

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Quote from: quone17 on January 24, 2014, 09:54:56 AM

Where is the $1 million coming from? Is this for real Coinbet? How many prizes in total will you have, and all I need to do is wager $500 on the game? no other catches (assuming I'm over 18, which I am).

Until coinbet can prove its financial stability, assume the $1 million is coming from the 2000 players they need to enter the contest. And read their Terms and Conditions... now ask yourself if there are any catches.

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Quote from: bitcoinsrock on January 25, 2014, 02:47:28 AM

One huge reason that I like the BTC books is because of their forum presence and availability to answer questions. It's the total opposite of the cash books in Costa Rica. I'm not giving coinbets a free pass here but you can all but toss out one phone call with a customer service rep as proof. If something was posted on this board, then that should be taken seriously, but not one phone call from a customer service rep. I don't know what coinbets does but some of the books in CR share offices or outsource through a PPH service. I assume that coinbets has it's own offices but I just wanted to state some of what happens in CR.

Unfortunately it looks as if coinbet may have abandoned this thread. After all the questions calling for answers lately, his presence has dwindled quite a bit leaving these questions completely unanswered.

The customer service rep told coinboss his account cleared the investigation, but it wasn't until coinboss demanded to know why he also had to put up 6btc to get his winnings, that the issue of his account being fraud came into play. This is still one of the questions I'd like for coinbet to answer but he keeps avoiding.

Bitcoinsrock, you need to stop. You're the only person here clearly taking a 'side' when everyone else is simply wanting answers. Are you working for coinbet? You're posting how great their marketing team is and the fact that they have a million dollar contest coming up... sounds to me like you're marketing for them! If anything, you need to question coinbet's financial security. They've been asked to prove that they have the ability to pay up 21k, which they refused... now they're saying they can pay $1 million! What if 2000 people don't sign up? Will they be able to pay out? I highly doubt it.

If I were anyone playing at this joint, I'd want answers. Answers to dozens of legit questions posed on this forum. So far, coinbet has been caught in several lies and this fact should not be ignored!

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Coinbet? One quick question if I didn't talk to you when I called ( or one of your representatives ) who did I talk to? And are the calls placed by customers being routed to randoms for our coin to be hi jacked? What training does one go through to become qualified to assist your customers? What happened to the representative that lied to me?

One huge reason that I like the BTC books is because of their forum presence and availability to answer questions. It's the total opposite of the cash books in Costa Rica. I'm not giving coinbets a free pass here but you can all but toss out one phone call with a customer service rep as proof. If something was posted on this board, then that should be taken seriously, but not one phone call from a customer service rep. I don't know what coinbets does but some of the books in CR share offices or outsource through a PPH service. I assume that coinbets has it's own offices but I just wanted to state some of what happens in CR.

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Cris I'm only responding to you cause I have nothing better to do at the moment. Do you have any evidence of this so called double posting and or double account making. Cause all I see is someone trying to push an issue that has no idea what there talking about. You want me to have more then one account so bad its eating at you. But the truth of the matter is I've only posted on this forums under coinboss4life and I've only ever made one account on coinbet.cc

You're about to be the first to make my ignore list. You are one of the most dumb I've ran across on this forum, or effective at trolling. I'm trying to get you to have nothing coinbet can use against you to justly deny your winnings. But you don't see that. You think it's a personal attack on you, but it isn't. All we have are words from both sides that we aren't believing until we know there's real proof.

Read through my posts on this thread and allow it to blow your mind. When the smoke clears, we'll all be gone except your dumb ass. Obviously you don't get it.

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Lucky cris you seem pretty upset. Is it because no one wants to send you Dox information so you can play whiteknight and save the day with your great detective skills (mcgruff). All I can tell you is I only creted one account on coinbet.cc and only post under the handle of coinboss4life on bitcointalk.org except or don't not gonna send you my entire Dox so you can see this

Lol, really? I could care less if you send them to me, or anyone else. I only offered so you wouldn't have to post it publicly, trying to ensure your info is kept private. That's not even detective work, it's called moderating. But I won't offer again, nor will I accept it if you have an epiphany and realize there's no other way.

Keep on... No one is going to believe you unless you show proof, end of story! And I'm not upset. I'm pissed that I'm even entertaining a fool who can't see when he's in the lead. My grandma has more comprehension of bitcoins than you do of this issue, and you're the driver! Lol, too much!

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Quote from: bitcoinsrock on January 24, 2014, 03:16:04 AM

Coinbet has a great marketing team. I just did a google search for the past 24 hours.

I don't doubt that. It's their incompetent tech team I have no confidence in.

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Idk how anything that happens on this forum relates to anything that was done on coinbet.cc seriously enough with the two identities diversion tactic focus on why a company would require someone to deposit 1/3 of what their trying to withdraw. the call I had with coinbet.cc was real the fact that I didn't use any vouchers or bonus to turn $100 into 20k I just played their crps game is also real. The fact that I called coinbet to be given a Nigerian scam tactic ran on me is also real and relevant if I post on bitcointalk.org under 40 different handles ( which I dont) would not be relevant lets try and focus on the problems k thanks. Then we may get somethings done

In what world is you proving you didn't create multiple accounts a diversion? All I see is you trying to diverge from this issue. Yes, it's an issue, and the only one you have! We can't side with you until we know that you didn't create more than one account. Idiot, we'd stand behind you all the if we knew you didn't try to scam coinbet.

Now, if you're dropping this, drop it and get the fuck off this thread saying the same shit over and over again. We have your story, with no proof that you didn't try to scam, and a repeated attempt to persuade us into believing it makes no difference... Wait a sec, who's trying to divert who?

Edited errors. Damn iPad's spell checker is dumber than coinboss.

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Quote from: bitcoinsrock on January 24, 2014, 08:47:01 PM

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The distraction trick will not help. We are not the same people but if we are what does it do for coinbets argument why are people focused on that verses why coinbets hasn't provided any evidence that couldn't be facted by a desperate person trying not to pay 26 btc. And I never said I give up I just choose not to continue this battle on this battle ground I choose to fight or in the real world where I already have a police report processing.

and what does a police report have to do with anything? Thousands of false police are written each day in the US.

Absolutely nothing. It's a civil issue and there's nothing they can or will do. coinboss fails to realize that in most of our eyes, he would keep (pay attention) the upper hand if he proves he didn't create multiple accounts! In the eyes of his peers on this forum, coinbet would have (actually they still do) some serious explaining to do. Evidently coinboss doesn't know how much coinbet stands to lose! Hell, this forum could reign down justice much more quickly and efficient than a court; which I doubt he'll be able to do. Good luck finding an attorney to take this on over 21k.

Oh, coinboss... You read the T&C? You can't sue them!!! You're shit out of luck buddy. Your only hope is to hit them where it hurts the most. That lil 21k is nothing compared to what they stand to lose if they can't secure our trust.

I'm done trolling this forum for a while, this is just pissing me off.
One last thing... Coinboss, you're a dummy. Or lying and you did create multiple accounts. And if that's the case, coinbet has no obligation to pay, regardless of the shady shit they pulled with that 6btc deposit request. And for the record, we are focusing on everything! Coinbet has dozens of questions that are pretty obviously being avoided and tons of explaining to do. You on the other hand idiot, only have one.

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The distraction trick will not help. We are not the same people but if we are what does it do for coinbets argument why are people focused on that verses why coinbets hasn't provided any evidence that couldn't be facted by a desperate person trying not to pay 26 btc. And I never said I give up I just choose not to continue this battle on this battle ground I choose to fight or in the real world where I already have a police report processing.

and what does a police report have to do with anything? Thousands of false police are written each day in the US.

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The distraction trick will not help. We are not the same people but if we are what does it do for coinbets argument why are people focused on that verses why coinbets hasn't provided any evidence that couldn't be facted by a desperate person trying not to pay 26 btc. And I never said I give up I just choose not to continue this battle on this battle ground I choose to fight or in the real world where I already have a police report processing.

Distraction? Seriously? Lol. If you don't see how proving you're not him gives coinbet no more fuel, then gawd help you in the real world.

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The problem with coinbet.cc using there terms and conditions to disqualify me is that we opening stated that this is what we where doing so ask to be transparent what I want to know is why my account was cleared by the fraud team manually and then only roughly 6btc would unlock my funds. It makes you wonder. Cause at this point coinbet isn't paying cause I violated the terms but has yet to explain the 1/3 rule.

Yes, it does. And I don think we'll get a response, but we'll see. Actually the way the terms are written, I'd be surprised if anyone could win an argument regarding it.

Yesterday I deposited BTC and didn't get the 200% deposit bonus, or the Thursday deposit bonus either. The slots still weren't not paying and I didn't want to risk my coins as I've played 1000x in a row with a single win. Because I made an actual deposit and wasn't using free credits, it couldn't be an issue with free vouchers like we were initially told. I can't believe that now.

I requested a withdrawal, which was processed quickly, but I've yet to hear from support about getting the first time deposit bonus, if I make another.

At this point, I still don't know who to believe, but if what you said is true, why give in? That's a lot of money to just let go, especially if it was because you played in the same environment as someone. So if my girlfriends and I are hanging out in a coffee shop using their wi-if... Guess what, if one if us wins big and coinbet didn't want to pay, we could be disqualified, plain and simple. That's there rule, not my interpretation.

I'm starting to wonder if they had the money to pay. Having to deposit 6btc just to turn around and withdraw doesn't make any sense. But I bet... Had you done so, you'd probably have to meet roll over requirements on it!

Your choice, but lots of us are subscribed. And since you seem to be back now, my offer still stands. I'm willing to verify that you and computer are not the same person.

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Where is the $1 million coming from? Is this for real Coinbet? How many prizes in total will you have, and all I need to do is wager $500 on the game? no other catches (assuming I'm over 18, which I am).

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Quote from: bitcoinsrock on January 24, 2014, 03:22:23 AM

Coinbet- Don't let us down. You are the first to state that online gambling is legal in the US. It could have some future impact.

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1m give away . seriously?

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Coinbet- Don't let us down. You are the first to state that online gambling is legal in the US. It could have some future impact.

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Coinbet has a great marketing team. I just did a google search for the past 24 hours.

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