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Dancer's Column July 30

snidely333
snidely333
Jul 31, 2013
11:26pm
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Originally posted by: BAGIANT
He must have been trying to beat reporting a win over 1199. Why wasn't he with the person when they went to cash the ticket?


Did the scammer become the scammee?
AKQJ10
AKQJ10
Aug 1, 2013
12:53am
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Originally posted by: BAGIANT
He must have been trying to beat reporting a win over 1199. Why wasn't he with the person when they went to cash the ticket?


Of course that cannot be the case. Wins $1200 and over are hand-pays, and are issued W2-G's at the time of payment.
Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Aug 1, 2013
1:24am
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Since he flew in, I doubt he had any markers with the casino.

He has become very flaky lately with what happened with his former wife and now this.
RoadTrip
RoadTrip
Aug 6, 2013
6:42am
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Part 2 is now posted.

After reading Part 2, my opinion of Mr. Dancer has degenerated significantly.

That does not mean I will boycott his columns, writings, lessons, etc, as long as they are free, and I do not enrich him in anyway whatever. I'll learn whenever and wherever I can if it helps me to improve or enrich myself.




forkushV
forkushV
Aug 6, 2013
7:41am
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Originally posted by: RoadTrip
Part 2 is now posted.

After reading Part 2, my opinion of Mr. Dancer has degenerated significantly...
My opinion of those who claimed Dancer was engaged in a tax avoidance scam has degenerated significantly.

Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Aug 6, 2013
8:33am
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LOL, why is this not a surprise? I guess it is honor amongst thieves. I think it was a very valuable point that Mr. Dancer may have been trying to avoid taxes.
forkushV
forkushV
Aug 6, 2013
8:59am
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Originally posted by: wjkomo
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Originally posted by: BAGIANT
He must have been trying to beat reporting a win over 1199. Why wasn't he with the person when they went to cash the ticket?


Of course that cannot be the case. Wins $1200 and over are hand-pays, and are issued W2-G's at the time of payment.
Could you repeat that again wkjomo, and maybe type a little slower next time. Apparently some folks here need edification.

cap277
cap277
Aug 6, 2013
10:13am
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As already noted, cashing a ticket never triggers a W2-G, regardless of the amount.

I'm confused about Dancer's discussion of cash back and mailers, which were to be collected later by the accomplice. Using an accomplice to redeem rewards is blatantly against casino rules as far as I know. I'm surprised Dancer would admit to it.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding.

RoadTrip
RoadTrip
Aug 6, 2013
11:23am
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Originally posted by: cap277


I'm confused about Dancer's discussion of cash back and mailers, which were to be collected later by the accomplice. Using an accomplice to redeem rewards is blatantly against casino rules as far as I know. I'm surprised Dancer would admit to it.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding.


And, he than goes on to admit that he telephoned the casino, to make certain his "benefits" could not be collected by his accomplice.

I wonder whether he explained why. Or whom he is a.k.a. OR that he was exploiting a weakness in the promotion.

And than goes on to say he does not usually snitch, as he's been previously accused of by some APers.

He won "about" $7500. (The $5K he mentions, plus the $2500 TITO)

IMHO, he's a petty, vindictive person. To contact the casino and freeze his account and the missed mailers and cash back is beyond my grasp.

Well, what goes around eventually comes around.

Pure sleaze, IMHO.







forkushV
forkushV
Aug 6, 2013
11:39am
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Originally posted by: RoadTrip
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Originally posted by: cap277


I'm confused about Dancer's discussion of cash back and mailers, which were to be collected later by the accomplice. Using an accomplice to redeem rewards is blatantly against casino rules as far as I know. I'm surprised Dancer would admit to it.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding.


And, he than goes on to admit that he telephoned the casino, to make certain his "benefits" could not be collected by his accomplice.

I wonder whether he explained why. Or whom he is a.k.a. OR that he was exploiting a weakness in the promotion.

And than goes on to say he does not usually snitch, as he's been previously accused of by some APers.

He won "about" $7500. (The $5K he mentions, plus the $2500 TITO)

IMHO, he's a petty, vindictive person. To contact the casino and freeze his account and the missed mailers and cash back is beyond my grasp.

Well, what goes around eventually comes around.

Pure sleaze, IMHO.
Ha! A convicted drug dealer who has stolen from at least two other people, goes and steals $2,200 from Dancer, and you think Bob is too tough on him?

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