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mattisks
Joined: 14.06.2009
PokerStrategist

Originally posted by pleno1
Staking can be very beneficial for all partys. Personally I would only stake somebody if I had a respectable person to vouch for them. For example if TwiceT posted in a staking thread vouching for the guy as trustworthy then I wouldn't think twice.

it is about the time to contact TwiceT so he can start mentioning my name _biggrin:


mattisks
Joined: 14.06.2009
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Originally posted by PiersM

I will never make staking deal with you _evil:

i was only kidding i dont really like iron maiden

well I was honest. I am too much of a fish just now.. I know how to possibly make money but as I see it.. It will take some time ;)

was just joking around your post. It was..

+1


NightFrostaSS
Joined: 25.10.2008
Elite Grinder

Originally posted by PiersM
i would pose as someone else on the forums, befriend him and find out where he lives then go to his house tie him up and kill his wife and children in front of him and then slowly slice up thier corpses and feed bits of them to him until they're all gone. when you are done i would slowly cut bits off him and let him watch me feed his body to a stray dog while keepping him alive as long as possible. During this whole episode i would cut his eyelids off and play the wizard oz with the sound off and also play an iron maiden album backwards thus making him watch and listen constantly.

This is just wrong... Why kill a man when you can just break his fucking spine, cut out his tongue and stab out his eyes so he'd be left mentally broken, reliving the images of her dying wife and children, dreaming of death but being unable to do so or share the horrors that he saw with others


Stalking! You guys should be ashamed.


Berzerger
Joined: 24.03.2008
Oldschool Grinder

Originally posted by One12ver
Stalking! You guys should be ashamed.

We only suggested violence, torture and sadistic abuse. Nobody said anything about stalking, we're not disturbed you know...


gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008
Oldschool Grinder

@piersM; You drinking Romainian beer? Lol.


gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008
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@NightFrostaSS; because he's still be able to play micros in that state and make a profit!


Originally posted by w34z3l

Tbh, I'm not too concerned about the actual $, I just feel saddened by the blatant thievery. Who can you really trust these days? You try to help someone and this is how you get repaid.

What has this world come too. We can't even trust strangers on the internet anymore these days :f_o:


w34z3l Topic starter
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w34z3l
Joined: 03.08.2009
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Originally posted by clawindsouza
This is sad though..how much did you stake him for?

It was a small enough amount that I wouldn't consider it worth destroying his reputation for.

Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz
What has this world come too. We can't even trust strangers on the internet anymore these days

I wasn't suggesting we ever could, I'm just saying that the amount of money was small enough that I'm more affected by the betrayal of trust than any monetary loss.

And just because this guy scammed me for a small amount doesn't mean he won't attempt it on a larger scale in the future, especially now he is spurred on by his recent encounters with larceny.

It would be nice to think our staking forums are at least reasonably free of hardcore scammers, even if them being completely safe is an unrealistic ideal.


mattisks
Joined: 14.06.2009
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Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz

Originally posted by w34z3l

Tbh, I'm not too concerned about the actual $, I just feel saddened by the blatant thievery. Who can you really trust these days? You try to help someone and this is how you get repaid.

What has this world come too. We can't even trust strangers on the internet anymore these days :f_o:

+2


w34z3l Topic starter
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w34z3l
Joined: 03.08.2009
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Funny thing is, he visited my profile a few hours ago.

So I'm pretty sure he's read this.


EmanuelC16
Joined: 02.01.2010
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You try to help someone and this is how you get repaid.

If you were just trying to help him, don't stake the guy, just give him the money. Staking = investing, you just made a bad investment.

We had reports back in my country that there are every weekend two buses full of pickpocketeers heading to our beautiful city to play with foreigners pockets? Guess where they've been from?

I'd lay 3:1 they were of Rrom ethnicity (gypsies).

I've always said things are fucked up in Romania and that most are proud when scamming/cheating some other guys, bribery happens on a day to day basis. But from this to pocket picking there is a long way... I might make a more detailed post in my blog this weekend concerning all this.

Truth of the matter is that you should be very careful when staking anyone, not just because of the initial investment but because of the ROI you deserve if he makes a lot of money.


NightFrostaSS
Joined: 25.10.2008
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I think you should always find out how the person you are considering to stake looks like. If he's tall, blond haired, blue or green eyed you should stake him.

You can always try and stake the short, dark haired guy with weird moustache too but he's likely a maniac and might go busto soon.


w34z3l Topic starter
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w34z3l
Joined: 03.08.2009
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Anyway, I am going to send proof of these events to the given email address and then let the matter drop.

Since it was already mentioned, the guys details are -

PokerStrategy - XX Edited by EagleStar88
Full Tilt Poker - XX
Skype - XX
So watch out you don't get scammed also.


PxKx
Joined: 26.02.2009
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PS = Pokerstars
Thinking the new ones here that write PS and actually mean pokerstrategy.


mattisks
Joined: 14.06.2009
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I am starting to choke here...

Who on Earth will stake this guy again? Maybe you. Maybe someone else.

But to me staking this guy is about as same as giving money away to one of those kids who are at pros tables throwing these sentences every 30 seconds: please send me $5, please please..

PLEASE!

Spoiler

w34z3l Topic starter
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w34z3l
Joined: 03.08.2009
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Originally posted by PxKx
PS = Pokerstars
Thinking the new ones here that write PS and actually mean pokerstrategy.

Generally when I say PS here I mean pokerstrategy. Yes, I realise PS also means pokerstars, but in the context of being on the pokerstrategy forum I figure PS is an acceptable acronym for pokerstrategy. I talk about "sending community messages" and "adding friends"; I figured it'd be pretty clear I mean pokerstrategy and not pokerstars.


w34z3l Topic starter
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w34z3l
Joined: 03.08.2009
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Originally posted by mattisks

But to me staking this guy is about as same as giving money away to one of those kids who are at pros tables throwing these sentences every 30 seconds: please send me $5, please please..

I didn't consider it quite the same as staking a random unknown as I venture in a previous thread in this post.

Somehow I think I have a good idea why you are familiar with people begging for $5 at a pro game.

Please stop spamming my thread!

Kthx.


mattisks
Joined: 14.06.2009
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ok I will stop.

Coz as you can see from my last post. I find it quite pointless

take care bro ;)


vladd20
Joined: 22.10.2008
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Ok...so moderators...does Pokerstrategy.com allow racism and xenofobism?
I used to be an active member of the English community, and switched to Romanian community when I became coach, it doesn't seem normal to me that people say pretty bad things about romanian people based on what 1 or 2 or 30 people did , from my knowledge not only romanian people scam others in matter of staking so I guess the joke could stop know?


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