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October 16, 2006 at 5:28 am #711962
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InactiveHang in there beach :shakebutt !
Although the US is/was clearly the biggest consumer of online gambling services, take heart in the fact that much of the rest of the world is still growing – and also speaks English
You may have to tighten belts but I wouldn’t be throwing in the towel too quickly…October 16, 2006 at 8:40 am #711968Anonymous
InactiveI agree with Spear Captain. I wouldn’t rush to sell. There are a number of UK and European affiliates here who you could potentially work with on an interim basis to take the heat off until the US gets it’s act together. The PLC’s are working on a solution that might provide some ideas for US affiliates too!
Captain: Offtopic, but is that you in one of the little photos (4th set I think) that flies in on http://www.g3partner.com/ ??
October 16, 2006 at 1:25 pm #711996Anonymous
InactiveWhether to pull out or not would be a personal choice. But I am curious what if the site is registered to a non American Citizen. Would this ease some tension?
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October 16, 2006 at 7:02 pm #712083Anonymous
InactiveHey Everyone,
Thanks to all for the advice. I still believe the wise choice for myself is to sell all my gambling sites. Even CM is pulling online casinos that still accept US players. I do think it’s time to move on. Simmo that is Torry (DVS007) and I in the picture taken at CAP Springbreak 2006. Goodluck to everyone here. -
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