<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by buddyboy:
this it the exact wording on their site...
http://www.5dimes.com/html/qual.htm<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
cool, now I remember what the response to that was:
What is a "bonus hunter" and how do you know this?
I know the first part:
1) A "bonus hunter" is a gambler who won money, NOT a gambler who got his 30% bonus and lost his whole deposit.
The point being that 5 Dimes will not clarify the terms of the promotion. Sorry if this sounds harsh, but I recognize such companies in the USA as scammers. It is like a 5 Nights/6 Days trip to Florida for $149, and I can't clarify the details.
Not saying that this shop is a scam shop, just saying that this type of marketing mirrors the marketing performed by scammers in the USA. You certainly don't see your solid shops like Hollywood, RIO, Pinnacle, Grande, Olympic, WWTS engaging in this type of marketing.
GL
this it the exact wording on their site...
http://www.5dimes.com/html/qual.htm<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
cool, now I remember what the response to that was:
What is a "bonus hunter" and how do you know this?
I know the first part:
1) A "bonus hunter" is a gambler who won money, NOT a gambler who got his 30% bonus and lost his whole deposit.
The point being that 5 Dimes will not clarify the terms of the promotion. Sorry if this sounds harsh, but I recognize such companies in the USA as scammers. It is like a 5 Nights/6 Days trip to Florida for $149, and I can't clarify the details.
Not saying that this shop is a scam shop, just saying that this type of marketing mirrors the marketing performed by scammers in the USA. You certainly don't see your solid shops like Hollywood, RIO, Pinnacle, Grande, Olympic, WWTS engaging in this type of marketing.
GL
06.20.03 (11:46 pm ET) - Employee (trusted manager) of 5Dimes Sports out of Costa Rica cleans them out for a quarter of a million dollars then attempts to extort the book into paying him more. Unfortunately for 5Dimes, this is the least of their problems. 911 readers should use caution here effective July 26 and beyond.
Sting's information is more than a little stale and inaccurate. First of all, the incident in question occurred in February. The former employee and 5Dimes came to an agreement at that time. The amount was not "a quarter of a million dollars." The former employee and 5Dimes have had no further interaction since that time. Other personnel have assumed the role the employee played with the company. I cannot address other comments concerning the fact that an issue 4 months ago is currently "the least of their problems," since those problems were not addressed or identified. The fact that there is an exact date of July 26th for the start of a caution period is a bit unusual. It seems Sting has had a vendetta against 5Dimes for more than a few years now. I cannot comment on his reasoning for this. The fact is... 5Dimes isn't going anywhere. If Sting had taken the time to contact 5Dimes in any manner, he wouldn't have had any misinformation to post on his site.
