i take it yo just got the recorded call from him screaming about how he has games he CAN'T lose and how he knows in his "heart of hearts i have the right side."
if that call came BEFORE 8A local time - he has violated (even more) FCC/FTC laws. keep this in mind.
if that call came BEFORE 8A local time - he has violated (even more) FCC/FTC laws. keep this in mind.
"While Jack Price’s colleagues were studying to become doctors, lawyers, and accountants, Jack studied mathematics, relativity, chance, algorithms, numeric patterns, and anything else that could help him become the world’s foremost expert on beating the point spread."
You guys are just jealous of his profound understanding of relativity theory.
You guys are just jealous of his profound understanding of relativity theory.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by red007:
I got a call, recorded one, from Jack Price.
I have no idea how he got my number. I moved from CA to NJ..new number. So, I'm guessing one of the books I bet with gave him my number.
I didn't know sportsbooks give out our phone numbers to touts, anyone know if they do?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
More likely a previous user of that phone answered some free pick ads.
When you get a call from one of those services, press the pound (#) key, then hang up.
I got a call, recorded one, from Jack Price.
I have no idea how he got my number. I moved from CA to NJ..new number. So, I'm guessing one of the books I bet with gave him my number.
I didn't know sportsbooks give out our phone numbers to touts, anyone know if they do?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
More likely a previous user of that phone answered some free pick ads.
When you get a call from one of those services, press the pound (#) key, then hang up.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by TEASER GURU:
WHAT IS JACK PRICE'S REAL NAME?
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it's mark - and the last name starts with a "M" but i can't recall it.
here is an interesting article on him:
http://www.sportswire.com/phl/faq/utb/siarticle.asp
WHAT IS JACK PRICE'S REAL NAME?
it's mark - and the last name starts with a "M" but i can't recall it.
here is an interesting article on him:
http://www.sportswire.com/phl/faq/utb/siarticle.asp
Price's real name is Mark Meghrouni. I don't know his whereabouts now, but he used to live in California.
Price got into a big lawsuit with the IRS in 2000 over his partial ownership in the failed Paradise Casino (offshore), which originated in Antiagua, then was moved to several other locations. He and Scott Shaver paid about $11 million in taxes and fines to avoid prison for IRS fraud.
Price has been the subject of expose's on HBO, in Sports Illustrated, and in many newspapers including the L.A. Times.
Johnny DeMarco (John Edens), Mike Warren (Mike Lasky), Kevin Duffy (Price's brother in law), and Stu Feiner are now or have all been involved with Price at some point.
Feiner is an interesting type. For six months, including one full football season, he paid the late Bob McCune (one of the few honest 'touts' out there) $2,000 a month --- six times Bob's normal fee --- for his sports selections, with the understanding that he (Feiner) could include any or all of them as part of his own package of picks (in other words, not giving Bob any credit for them). It was one of the few times that Feiner had a winning record for that long (around 58% ATS). Of course, Feiner made a ton more than the $2,000 he paid Bob.
Price got into a big lawsuit with the IRS in 2000 over his partial ownership in the failed Paradise Casino (offshore), which originated in Antiagua, then was moved to several other locations. He and Scott Shaver paid about $11 million in taxes and fines to avoid prison for IRS fraud.
Price has been the subject of expose's on HBO, in Sports Illustrated, and in many newspapers including the L.A. Times.
Johnny DeMarco (John Edens), Mike Warren (Mike Lasky), Kevin Duffy (Price's brother in law), and Stu Feiner are now or have all been involved with Price at some point.
Feiner is an interesting type. For six months, including one full football season, he paid the late Bob McCune (one of the few honest 'touts' out there) $2,000 a month --- six times Bob's normal fee --- for his sports selections, with the understanding that he (Feiner) could include any or all of them as part of his own package of picks (in other words, not giving Bob any credit for them). It was one of the few times that Feiner had a winning record for that long (around 58% ATS). Of course, Feiner made a ton more than the $2,000 he paid Bob.
