HERE COMES PANAMA by The Shrink

THE SHRINK · Jan 22, 2004

I believe so but PAN AM would be better suited to answer this question...

THE SHRINK

MudSlideSlim · Jan 22, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by THE SHRINK:
I believe so but PAN AM would be better suited to answer this question...

THE SHRINK<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

thank you my good doctor

skirmish · Jan 22, 2004

MSS.

From what I hear NO $500,000 bond was ever paid in full.

The books wanting to operate out of Panama only had to put up a small percentage of that amount and grease a few palms to get operational.

kerry · Jan 22, 2004

If the bond is too settle a dispute in the players favor, by default a book going south would favor the player. Me thinks a another case of over hype about an escrow, insurance, etc, etc. In other words, same old bullshit!

SunDevil · Jan 22, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by THE SHRINK:
I believe so but PAN AM would be better suited to answer this question...

THE SHRINK<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Shrink, I know the past can't be changed, but if you were going to trumpet this feature in CAPS and exclamation points - knowing damn well that players would interpret that balances were thus insured - wouldn't it have been a good idea to know the answer to this simple question?

I understand your position is a tough one in this industry, and that there's a damn good chance (ala Royal) that everything works out and everyone gets paid, but I really think an apology for not doing your homework on this "$500K bond" is in order given how much you hyped it.

Just my worthless opinion though...

MudSlideSlim · Jan 23, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by skirmish:
MSS.

From what I hear NO $500,000 bond was ever paid in full.

The books wanting to operate out of Panama only had to put up a small percentage of that amount and grease a few palms to get operational.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

say it aint so