Re: Beware of BayAreaCoins !!!

You should feel bad that BAC still feels bitter about winning a bet and the the person who lost the bet hasn't paid him.
Thats a lot of money where anyone is from.

I told you to go read some more on this issue since your obviously very concern about it. But did you?

If not, I would like to tell you now, our issue was resolved many months ago.

I did go back and re read, twice and I still see that the only way this was resolved was BAC was nice enough to write off your debt.
And the payback his getting is bullshit.

The money is over if he wrote it off but you still must acknowledgement that you skipped out on a bet after you lost.
Casino's would go broke if they were as good to you as BAC has been.

So if someone scammed the children's hospital for 1000 dollars in your name would you be nice enough to write it off too? Use common sense please.

Shut the fuck up and pay me my money.

Writing off a debt and forgiving a debt are two totally different things.

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/debt-forgiveness-vs-bad-debt-writeoff-22988.html

I'm sure you just found that out recently too.

I don't think it matters as to when he found this, or otherwise became aware of this difference. The importance is that the distinction was commonly accepted prior to his actions.

I think it is fairly clear that BAC was wrong (made a mistake) in not securing the entire amount you were attempting to bet prior to accepting your bet (as is the accepted practice with the vast majority of gambling establishments). This however does not mean that you are not liable to pay your bet in the event that you had the loosing bet.

BAC agreed to donate the proceeds of your loosing bet to a charity, that would untimely benefit you. There is absolutely no way that you are going to come out of this situation looking like anything but a scammer from this situation. Be a man and pay up what you agreed to pay. I am fairly certain that you would not have been happy if the bet went your way and BAC did not end up paying you (what would have been) your winnings.