fish, not doubting you, but why the sudden scare? i would never send money to them personally, just wondering
thanks<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
Personally, as with any book that has not been around for at LEAST 12 months, I would proceed very lightly with your hard earned money when dealing with books this new.
Allow them time to prove themselves in the offshore market before sending any large amounts of your bankroll. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
thanks<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
Personally, as with any book that has not been around for at LEAST 12 months, I would proceed very lightly with your hard earned money when dealing with books this new.
Allow them time to prove themselves in the offshore market before sending any large amounts of your bankroll. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
BIGBET- They are a new advertiser here and this is directed at alot of newbies here who think just because a book advertises at the RX they can send away any amount of large money and feel completely safe.
Being that they are relatively new, I strongly believe one needs to proceed accordingly(more cautiously).
Much more so than with dealing with such established books such as Pinnacle, Skybook, Bowmans, etc., etc., etc.
Being that they are relatively new, I strongly believe one needs to proceed accordingly(more cautiously).
Much more so than with dealing with such established books such as Pinnacle, Skybook, Bowmans, etc., etc., etc.
great advice fish, did not see them here yet.
one question.......SHRINK didn't go down and visit, and clear them right???
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
BIGBET- They are a new advertiser here and this is directed at alot of newbies here who think just because a book advertises at the RX they can send away any amount of large money and feel completely safe.
Being that they are relatively new, I strongly believe one needs to proceed accordingly(more cautiously).
Much more so than with dealing with such established books such as Pinnacle, Skybook, Bowmans, etc., etc., etc. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
one question.......SHRINK didn't go down and visit, and clear them right???
BIGBET- They are a new advertiser here and this is directed at alot of newbies here who think just because a book advertises at the RX they can send away any amount of large money and feel completely safe.
Being that they are relatively new, I strongly believe one needs to proceed accordingly(more cautiously).
Much more so than with dealing with such established books such as Pinnacle, Skybook, Bowmans, etc., etc., etc. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Hache man:
Maybe the same, we may have to look into catching one together. Will also have to meet one Sunday, eat & watch of course........ <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Hache- I plan on scouting all the games on Sundays at Selmons.............that is if the GENERAL gives me some time off during that time.
Maybe the same, we may have to look into catching one together. Will also have to meet one Sunday, eat & watch of course........ <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Hache- I plan on scouting all the games on Sundays at Selmons.............that is if the GENERAL gives me some time off during that time.
If a book isn't allowed to advertise, how can they establish a track record? I am all for the warnings and disclaimers, but I don't think you can cut any book off from a fair shot to establish themselves. At one time all books were small and struggling to get clientele, cutting them off from all the best sources of players isn't going to do either side any good IMO.
Bill- Agreed, however the RX is a highly visable and respected website and one that should probably by all accounts demand somewhat more out of a sportsbook than just your normal run of the mill start-up sportsbook.
There are other avenues a sportsbook can take to gain a start-up customer base before moving on to the big leagues.
To be honest, I really have no experience with Dimeplayer and they may be a terrific book and chances are they are, but I would still be VERY cautious and proceed slowly with them because they after all a very very young book trying to gain a niche in the offshore world.
There are other avenues a sportsbook can take to gain a start-up customer base before moving on to the big leagues.
To be honest, I really have no experience with Dimeplayer and they may be a terrific book and chances are they are, but I would still be VERY cautious and proceed slowly with them because they after all a very very young book trying to gain a niche in the offshore world.
Fishy,
I might be wrong but I heard this shop owes over 50 dimes to certain bonus players! Also they are in Panama using some form of liscense that Pan Am did! But then I read they have something to do with Legendz which is a good thing! So I'm confused so I guess the best thing to do is sit and wait this out for awhile!!
I might be wrong but I heard this shop owes over 50 dimes to certain bonus players! Also they are in Panama using some form of liscense that Pan Am did! But then I read they have something to do with Legendz which is a good thing! So I'm confused so I guess the best thing to do is sit and wait this out for awhile!!
Fish is this more because people were complaining about you calling out SolidPay...?
I'm kidding but from the book's point of view you would think they would have to be a little irked that a mod of the site they paid to advertise on put up a warning thread (kind of like how MW threw a hissy fit when you cautioned Solid).
I agree with you 100 percent...just trying to play Devil's Advocate here.
sb
I'm kidding but from the book's point of view you would think they would have to be a little irked that a mod of the site they paid to advertise on put up a warning thread (kind of like how MW threw a hissy fit when you cautioned Solid).
I agree with you 100 percent...just trying to play Devil's Advocate here.
sb
