Whine and thou shalt receive.
My kids employ these method on a daily basis and once in a great while through frustration I'll give in. Softy, I know. Mostly because the words "daddy is working" coming out of my mouth while doing homework or describing the seventh place finisher in the Sunday Warm-Up at PokerStars, has a ghastly charcoal taste to each syllable. Last night it was creating invoices and receiving payments for a fictional landscaping company while my son wanted a second knight to accompany him in a game called Castle Crashers on the PS3. For the low price of $14.99 (plus some PS3 add-on cost of a buck and change) these little square-headed knights bop different ghouls and wombats Street Fighter style with a little RPG thrown in as there's leveling, gold collection, and standard strength, magic, dex, and defense add-on to improve your character. For a quick game, well worth the purchase.
As I poured some tears out on these pages way too soon about floating cash at Full Tilt the joy seeing that cash with a bonus enough to cover more than the bank fees (thank you good sirs) was back in my account by the time Michael Vick was in the middle of going All-Madden on the Redskins last night (seriously, if the Eagles played like that, can anyone beat them?). Now with two accounts flush with online moneys, the question is: is it safe to try to withdraw again? One method involves several fees adding up to $60 which doesn't appeal to me but for the sake of "bet more" in Vegas a few less lap dances won't hurt the silicone and baby powder crowd too much. The other method is wait and pray that the check clears, and with three bad checks already in the past few years I don't need my bank getting itchy to close my account that has been open since Ronnie Regan ruled the White House and I was getting my 100 pound skinny ass kicked in middle school.
For those who still drop by and play, let me know if you've had experiences (good or bad) with cashing out, and I'm not talking about getting your aces cracked five times in row while your brand new 100" 3D-HDTV blows up in the background from the cash-out curse. Save those stories for the Geisha Bar.
22 days shopping days till my birthday folks. Get a move on.
1 comment:
I requested a cashout of my paltry Full Tilt mobnies ($400) two/three weeks ago and have heard nothing other tan the standard confirmation. I requested the free "directly into my checking account" method which worked well last year. I have heard of checks bouncing too, recently (BG?). I will follow up with more info if I get it. It's funny to me that my word verification below is "reboto".
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