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In your face marketing of something the government frowns on tends to get you a trip to the pokey…
Wonder if they will send Dog the Bounty Hunter after this guy! That would make for interesting headlines, no?
Hey Prof,
I agree…Calvin is probably kicking himself for it now. However, in the end, we all pay the price. It’s these silly mistakes that one person makes that will bring the industry down to its heels. What’s that saying about Vanity?
My personal recommendation is to avoid doing business with companies that are publicly traded, or in the public spotlight, or have their marketing operations in North America. Think about it…what would happen if BoDog’s assets were ever seized? Would our personal details become part of an ongoing investigation? Am I going to have the RCMP knocking on my door?
It’s just not worth the risk anymore…there are many reputable Operators that were born offshore and have remained offshore that I would prefer to do business with.
But, that’s just my personal opinion. What do you think?
I generally agree. A dog that barks too much is muzzled or put to sleep.
The ones that silently guard their territory live on for many years.
That was a pretty deep quote Professor … nicely put.
Regardless of how loud a dog barks, if barking is legal in it’s jurisdiction then there should be no problems.
This is however not the case as the internet marketplace is disputed territory.
Once this disputed territory issue gets sorted, and it will over time, maybe the barking dog will have its day.
Thank you for the article!
:shots: Whatever! Starnet/World Gaming had early roots in pornography. If you’re non-porno then you’re doing good.
Dog the bounty hunter will be coming back in a doggie bag if he tries that move
You guys really underestimate this guy, Calvin Ayre, he lives like Tony Montana
