MJackson
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- Joined
- Jan 23, 2008
- Location
- Miami, I, I mean Montreal
My Full Tilt account was recently closed and the $2400 in it confiscated.
The majority of the money came from player to player transfers so of course that would be the probable cause for the closure. There were a total of, I believe, 4 player to player transfers over the course of around one or two weeks (I cannot log in to check the history) that contributed the majority of the account balance. $200 or so was poker winnings and probably $500 was there before I recieved the transfers. The transfers were from friends who owed me money.
Here are my questions
1) Is it against the terms and conditions to recieve player to player transfers at Full Tilt and if so, does that give the poker room the right to confiscate all money, deposits, transfers and winnings, in the transferee's account and
2) Why after 3 days have they not so much as responded saying "hi". I have sent 10 emails from 3 different email addresses and they absolutely will not respond in any way
Summary: Maybe I violated the terms and conditions somehow. Maybe having your friends pay you through a poker room constitutes "money laundering". If so I would simply like to know exactly what terms I violated. This is $2400, not a particularly small amount by most standards and it would be less than a luxury to at least get any type of response back from customer service.
I live in the US and continue to gamble online so I know that you will get money stolen from you from time to time. I am not even so much posting a complaint about the money itself but more about the fact that these people just stole 2.5K and they won't even attempt to provide an excuse. Help with this matter would be much appreciated.
The majority of the money came from player to player transfers so of course that would be the probable cause for the closure. There were a total of, I believe, 4 player to player transfers over the course of around one or two weeks (I cannot log in to check the history) that contributed the majority of the account balance. $200 or so was poker winnings and probably $500 was there before I recieved the transfers. The transfers were from friends who owed me money.
Here are my questions
1) Is it against the terms and conditions to recieve player to player transfers at Full Tilt and if so, does that give the poker room the right to confiscate all money, deposits, transfers and winnings, in the transferee's account and
2) Why after 3 days have they not so much as responded saying "hi". I have sent 10 emails from 3 different email addresses and they absolutely will not respond in any way
Summary: Maybe I violated the terms and conditions somehow. Maybe having your friends pay you through a poker room constitutes "money laundering". If so I would simply like to know exactly what terms I violated. This is $2400, not a particularly small amount by most standards and it would be less than a luxury to at least get any type of response back from customer service.
I live in the US and continue to gamble online so I know that you will get money stolen from you from time to time. I am not even so much posting a complaint about the money itself but more about the fact that these people just stole 2.5K and they won't even attempt to provide an excuse. Help with this matter would be much appreciated.