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Syllogism   New Zealand. Oct 24 2014 08:48. Posts 214 | | |
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28/...tars-currency-exchange-rates-1484001/
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Hello,
PokerStars has made some changes to currency exchange rates and we thought we should provide a little context to the decision. PokerStars has historically applied the mid-market exchange rate from XE, and before that Reuters, for exchanging between USD and GBP, EUR, and CAD. That rate of exchange is simply not one you would have had from any financial institution or processor.
The policy change to introduce a margin on these currencies does move us more in line with the market, but we’re very confident that the new rate applied to your selected currency is still going to be extremely competitive. In fact, we’d say that it’s better than that offered by most banks, card issuers and payment providers.
The margin on these currencies, applied to the mid-market exchange rate provided by XE, will be applicable only at the point of deposit and withdrawal. There remains no fee to transfer between currency wallets in the PokerStars client, nor for joining or leaving poker tables in different currencies. We frequently review our policies across all parts of the business, which all go towards making PokerStars the safest and most secure poker site to play at, but we will post here again before any future currency exchange change goes live.
Sincerely,
Michael Josem
PokerStars Communications Team
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http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showpost.php?p=45019529&postcount=15
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I just tried and it seems like they charge 2,5% for a USD--> EUR transaction. No way that that's cheaper than most banks like OP claims. It's just another money grab by Pokerstars. Really bad move to not openly disclose the percentages also...
Long time PS fanboy and 5x SNE here, but these kind of things do annoy me a lot.
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http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showpost.php?p=45020174&postcount=25
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It's actually a pretty big money grab.
They do not only take 2,5% of the winning players profits (assuming a winning player doesn't have to deposit), but they also take 2,5% off the recreationals deposits. So the decrease the money to be won by regulars as well. And on top of that they also worsen the rec/reg ratio because they take 2,5% of rec's deposits...
And the 2,5% is just for eur/usd and eur/gbp conversions. God knows what is taken from the more obscure currencies
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drone666   Brasil. Oct 24 2014 09:48. Posts 1821 | | |
everytime there´s some news about pokerstars, its always bad news
fuck amaya |
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TianYuan   Korea (South). Oct 24 2014 10:25. Posts 6817 | | |
Hm that's very disconcerting......
But they say there's no fee for transferring between currencies in the stars wallet, so if I do like I have been doing, keep my wallet in USD and cash out in EUR, I wont get any additional fee right? |
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Trav94   Canada. Oct 24 2014 11:00. Posts 1785 | | |
So when I cashout USD into Canadian dollars, they take 2.5%?... wtf |
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Trav94   Canada. Oct 24 2014 11:06. Posts 1785 | | |
Tried converting $1 USD to CAD, then converted back. Lost 1c... weoooooo |
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Santafairy   Korea (South). Oct 24 2014 11:10. Posts 2226 | | |
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Trav94   Canada. Oct 24 2014 11:25. Posts 1785 | | |
transfered $5 to CAD, then cashed it out. We'll see what happens.. |
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Trav94   Canada. Oct 24 2014 11:38. Posts 1785 | | |
Ok, so for the record. If I cash out USD as a transfer to my CAD bank account, I get charged 2.5% fee whatever. But if I exchange USD to CAD in the client, then cash it out. No fee. This is going to be shitty for people who cashout into a currency not supported in the client though? |
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Spitfiree   Bulgaria. Oct 24 2014 13:17. Posts 9634 | | |
I love it, PS is continuing with the bad decisions, hopefully in some time they ll lose the monopoly cause of it |
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ggplz   Sweden. Oct 24 2014 13:23. Posts 16784 | | |
This is actually painful to read... I'll be writing them an email for sure. I hope they reverse the decision. |
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ggplz   Sweden. Oct 24 2014 13:26. Posts 16784 | | |
| On October 24 2014 08:48 drone666 wrote:
everytime there´s some news about pokerstars, its always bad news
fuck amaya |
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traxamillion   United States. Oct 24 2014 14:08. Posts 10468 | | |
The banks that credited Amaya for the purchase own stars now. Amaya Is just a vehicle or a shell through which to structure the transaction and paper |
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ggplz   Sweden. Oct 24 2014 16:08. Posts 16784 | | |
First of all, note that pokerstars don't disclose the rate in the OP but according to posts in the 2+2 thread its a 2.5% fee. I currently keep my acc balance in USD and cashout in SEK. SEK isn't allowed as a currency balance probably because it's a less used currency and because there are no SEK games. With the changes I will make 2.5% less from every withdrawal or deposit since the pokerstars cashier doesn't support SEK as a game currency. That will make it punishing to join/leave the site as I frequently do. Imo, that's fucking BS and it's punishing/discouraging to people playing from countries that don't use the main currencies pokerstars hosts games in.
Right now the software always cashes out from your preferred currency and you can change that whenever you want. However, say you play in USD and that's your preferred currency but you live in the UK (GBP), if you don't change your preferred currency to GBP and don't convert your desired amount of USD to GBP from within the client prior to cashing out you will get hit by 2.5% for withdrawing straight from USD to a GBP bank account despite the client supporting both. That is criminal and exploits customers ignorance. The old pokerstars would never have done that. Note that you can change between USD and GBP from within the client at mid-market rate which means you basically lose nothing on the conversion.
This change will hit all deposits and withdrawals with a 2.5% fee. That's 2.5% of fishes deposit money instantly removed before they play and 2.5% of fishes money removed when you or they cashout.
An old issue I came across from the 2+2 thread that I thought was worth pointing out again is about the automatic currency conversion option. I.e. you have all your money in USD but want to play a GBP game. When you sit, you either have to use money from a GBP balance or convert USD to GBP to sit. The problem with not keeping a GBP balance for when you play GBP games is that every time you enter and then leave the table you have gone through 2 conversions which round down. That means you lose 1-2 cents for just joining and leaving the table. That makes the automatic conversion option pretty punishing for low/micro stakes players. Say you open/close 40 tables in a session, that cost you up to about 80c. So yeah, stay away from the automatic currency option and always keep a balance for each currency you play in.
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Oddeye   Canada. Oct 24 2014 16:28. Posts 5098 | | |
That is pretty shitty, nice timing considering they pretty much own the whole poker market atm. I hope it get alot of publicity and they get bashed for it, but they probably don't care cause they make money. |
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Spitfiree   Bulgaria. Oct 24 2014 17:25. Posts 9634 | | |
| On October 24 2014 15:28 Oddeye wrote:
That is pretty shitty, nice timing considering they pretty much own the whole poker market atm. I hope it get alot of publicity and they get bashed for it, but they probably don't care cause they make money. |
Oh, but you are wrong, and so would they be too. Poker is starting to get regulated basically everywhere around the world. If it used to be somewhat between lines when it comes to laws about taxation and etc.before it's a whole different picture now. Those regulations allow a higher competition rate, especially if the USA does it too and when this happens and PS continues with this kind of policy they will suck it deep throat style.
It's already charging players huge over the years considering how lame their "rakeback" policy is and on top of that they implement even more costs for the players. So fucking scummy, im guessing billions a year aint enough, gotta get a few more milly on top of it... Only shows how bad monopoly is for a market in a nutshell |
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Smuft   Canada. Oct 24 2014 17:37. Posts 633 | | |
| On October 24 2014 09:25 TianYuan wrote:
Hm that's very disconcerting......
But they say there's no fee for transferring between currencies in the stars wallet, so if I do like I have been doing, keep my wallet in USD and cash out in EUR, I wont get any additional fee right? |
Just read through the 2+2 thread and that seems to be right:
| Email exchange with Stars.
Me: I'm aware of the new exorbitant charges that Stars have introduced when depositing/withdrawing funds.
However can you confirm that as someone who deposits/withdraws in GBP that I can avoid all of the atrocious new charges by only keeping a GBP wallet, and that my automatic currency exchanges that take place every time that I buy into/leave a USD game game do not incur a fee?
Stars: Thank you for writing us and allowing us to be of assistance.
Please be advised that if you cashout from your GBP bankroll in GBP then you will not be charged this margin . However, if you cashout from your USD bankroll in GBP then the margin will apply.
This margin only applies to cashouts and deposits when PokerStars bankroll currency is different to the cashout/deposit currency.
I hope this information explains the situation for you, however,
please contact us again should you require further assistance or
clarification.
Regards,
Shweta
PokerStars Payment Services
Me: Yes, I require further assistance:
Can I deposit in GBP into my GBP wallet, then transfer those funds into my USD wallet and play using those funds- then at a later date when I am ready to cash out, reverse the process and incur zero fees?
Stars: Thank you for contacting us.
Yes you can do that. As that the changes in exchange rate margin where applied only to deposit and cashout transactions and not transfers.
Please do not hesitate to contact us for any questions or comments.
Regards,
Marilyn S.
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ggplz   Sweden. Oct 24 2014 18:01. Posts 16784 | | |
"Yes you can do that"
Translation: you can but we would prefer a good % of you didn't so you donate 2.5% on every deposit/withdrawl for no reason
I think this is the first time I've seen stars actually try to trick players into paying fees that are avoidable |
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TalentedTom   Canada. Oct 24 2014 18:05. Posts 20070 | | |
| On October 24 2014 12:17 Spitfiree wrote:
I love it, PS is continuing with the bad decisions, hopefully in some time they ll lose the monopoly cause of it |
I think they are trying to compensate for diminishing revenues |
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k4ir0s   Canada. Oct 24 2014 18:49. Posts 3476 | | |
can't wait to hear what's next! seems like there's a new thread every few months with bad news |
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VanDerMeyde   Norway. Oct 24 2014 19:22. Posts 5108 | | |
HAHAHA love it
Thank you pokerstars |
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ggplz   Sweden. Oct 24 2014 19:33. Posts 16784 | | |
| On October 24 2014 18:22 VanDerMeyde wrote:
HAHAHA love it
Thank you pokerstars |
Why are you thanking them? |
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player999   Brasil. Oct 24 2014 19:50. Posts 7978 | | |
For the Brazilian Series of Poker they are running sats at a rate of 2.09:1 on the Brazilian Real:USD for the package. Depositing rates are almost 2.60 and market rate is at 2.47.
Supernova elite perks such as WCOOP Tickets and 1mi freeroll removed for 2015, drastic VIP changes announced for 2016, Team Pros fired left and right, spin and goes, soon blackjack and roullete.
They are just 100% going for the short term money grab to get the 5 billion back, Amaya is the worst thing that has ever happened to online poker and its not hard to beat Black Friday for that title. |
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whamm!   Albania. Oct 24 2014 20:07. Posts 11625 | | |
With the current trend over the past 5 years it's obvious that whatever opertational costs or diminished revenues they encounter, they automatically penalize the existing and future players for it. It's an unregulated industry and it's a "vice" and not really some sport, the market has been on the decline so the worst is yet to come. Once the original owners cashed in by selling to Amaya I think it's pretty clear they've jumped ship and moved on to better things with the money they've generated back when it was the wild west. |
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ggplz   Sweden. Oct 24 2014 20:08. Posts 16784 | | |
Just sent this email in and I think I covered the main points. Feel free to edit and email it to them if you like.
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Hi,
I've played on pokerstars for 7 or so years now and I know you have treated players well and kept a certain high quality and high standard in the market. This included no fees, multi currency / account wallet options, fast support, listening to player feedback and constantly working on your software to make it easier for the players to enjoy the action. Mostly, this is still true but there has been a trend downward lately ever since the Amaya takeover. I'll address the main examples of what I mean:
Introduction of spin & go's
Reasons why it's bad for your image:
Poker is a game of skill and while spin & go's do require some basic poker skills they are extremely luck based and high variance. This sours pokerstars image among poker players because you have always favoured the skill aspect of poker and stood for the player and that any person can become a poker star. With this format, that doesn't feel like the case. The rake is high at 7% and prizes are raked twice as I understand it. It has hurt Sit'n'go traffic and debatably also cash game traffic. I have played a lot of them and my thoughts are that they are fun but highly addictive and as I said, highly luck / jackpot based. That's just not what pokerstars stands (stood?) for in the market place. It's not what made you great.
Withdrawing from 30 markets without giving any prior notice to players
This reduces the poker player pool and because you didn't notify players in advance so they could plan around it you have taken the greedy route to maximise your profits and inconvenience soon to be ex players. Do not think this wasn't noticed by the rest of your playerpool. It was a greedy thing to do and shows you do not stand for the players.. only raking their money.
Future introduction of casino games
There's a market for this but that market comes once again at the expense of the poker playerpool and this time there's no possible edge. Most poker regulars aren't looking to play casino games but fish often will. That means you are directly eating into the poker games which will hurt the poker action. That is the center of your business model and should be treated as something you grow and not something you eat into. It's just a sad fact that you are taking steps like this that will destroy your own games and position in the market.
Fees
I just read that you are now charging 2.5% on all deposits and withdrawals. One of the great things about pokerstars was that you always had the players back in this regard. People have been forced into paying fees on a lot of your competitors throughout the years but you have held the standard of no fees for players. The rake used to be enough for you but apparently that's no longer true and it comes down to greed and how you now view your players. I live in Sweden which means my only option is to pay the fees on both deposits and withdrawals. I can't transfer SEK to SEK as I understand players in the UK can transfer GBP to GBP to avoid fees. That means I am unfairly targetted by these new fees as no matter what I do I will have to pay 2.5% fees on deposits and withdrawals whereas other players can avoid it by cashing out GBP to GBP or EUR to EUR etc.
Also, I have read that you are effectively tricking some players into paying the fee(s) because there is absolutely no reason why a player from the UK should pay a 2.5% fee to withdraw his USD balance when he can convert it to GBP for free first and then withdraw with no fee. That is a really deep low you have sunk to. It's the first time in the sites history you have tried to trick players into paying a fee they don't have to and that it makes no sense to. Think about that for a second and how players realise you are treating them. It hurts us, damages poker (since you are such a giant) and weakens your position generally. People don't like it and time will tell if you care / listen to feedback. The fees should be removed entirely.
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We should be given prior notice on anything that affects our account balance. You have just taken your 100% guaranteed segregated player funds for those affected and turned them into 97.5%. That's ridiculous. We did not consent to paying that 2.5% and the only way a small % of players even heard about it was through a small post on twoplustwo that didn't even disclose the size of the fee. That shows us that you're not being forthcoming with your playerbase and just want to maximise profit and effectively steal 2.5% of all money on the site with no notice.
It's just not right and not the pokerstars I've dealt with over the past 7+ years of play. Re-evaluate what you're doing because the direction the site is going isn't good.
Sincerely,
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redrain0125   Canada. Oct 24 2014 21:55. Posts 5455 | | |
gg peeps time to make money like normal people |
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shootair   United States. Oct 25 2014 07:05. Posts 430 | | |
I used to be jealous of people in the countries that allowed pokerstars...but the site is dead now |
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Santafairy   Korea (South). Oct 25 2014 07:49. Posts 2226 | | |
i hope you like the new spin and cashout format there is a 77,380 out of 100,000 chance for a 2.5% fee but a 13,510 out of 100,000 chance for a 5% and so on there is a 5 out of 100,000 chance of a 35% fee jackpot |
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Romm3l   Germany. Oct 25 2014 07:50. Posts 285 | | |
as usual people can only moan that the situation now is relatively much worse than they got used to before, nevermind that in absolute terms the prior situation was unusually and unreasonably good and now it's more like normal. currency conversion fees are a fact of life, deal with it. don't want to pay 2.5%? Get yourself a bank account in pokerstars currency to cash out to and do the conversion yourself elsewhere. With Citibank I pay something like 1-1.5% iirc.
online poker, particularly the ability of professionals to extract positive expectation, is on the decline. but the reason is not too much to do with amaya's terms. |
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Santafairy   Korea (South). Oct 25 2014 08:24. Posts 2226 | | |
well what do other sites do though Romm3l |
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uiCk   Canada. Oct 25 2014 10:42. Posts 3521 | | |
Lol, at least there is a 20$ free from PS right now, should cover some costs t.t |
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dogmeat   Czech Republic. Oct 25 2014 11:12. Posts 6374 | | |
| On October 25 2014 09:42 uiCk wrote:
Lol, at least there is a 20$ free from PS right now, should cover some costs t.t |
where? |
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uiCk   Canada. Oct 25 2014 11:19. Posts 3521 | | |
got email; use code ADD20 for instant 20$ reload bonus. dunno if its specialized bonus (i bust my PS roll recently) |
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Romm3l   Germany. Oct 25 2014 12:58. Posts 285 | | |
| On October 25 2014 07:24 Santafairy wrote:
well what do other sites do though Romm3l |
I don't play poker anymore but I used to play on every major site for years. I'm pretty sure you ate the exchange fee every time you deposited/withdrew to/from an account with a different currency to the poker account. Depending on your payment account it would either be your bank or Neteller/Skrill that took the bite out of you. It was only pokerstars that would let you convert currency at the midpoint (something which basically doesn't exist elsewhere in the world). |
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Spitfiree   Bulgaria. Oct 25 2014 14:04. Posts 9634 | | |
| On October 25 2014 06:50 Romm3l wrote:
and unreasonably good and now it's more like normal |
you gotta rake 120k $ to reach around 60% rakeback yearly, while all other sites offer this as a standard
extremely good terms indeed
only good thing about ps is that there is a high variety of tables midstakes + and best tournaments of any kind ever, and thats only because they hold the market, sure there are some other perks like using FPP to buy whatever you want and money transfer between players, but all of those are because of the monopoly they hold and vice versa
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impact69   Mexico. Oct 25 2014 16:26. Posts 307 | | |
| On June 13 2014 01:52 Baalim wrote:
lol relax everything is the same |
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Mr. Proper   Poland. Oct 25 2014 17:00. Posts 38 | | |
| On October 25 2014 13:04 Spitfiree wrote:
you gotta rake 120k $ to reach around 60% rakeback yearly, while all other sites offer this as a standard |
888 and Party, for example. |
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Romm3l   Germany. Oct 25 2014 17:02. Posts 285 | | |
| On October 25 2014 13:04 Spitfiree wrote:
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On October 25 2014 06:50 Romm3l wrote:
and unreasonably good and now it's more like normal |
you gotta rake 120k $ to reach around 60% rakeback yearly, while all other sites offer this as a standard
extremely good terms indeed
only good thing about ps is that there is a high variety of tables midstakes + and best tournaments of any kind ever, and thats only because they hold the market, sure there are some other perks like using FPP to buy whatever you want and money transfer between players, but all of those are because of the monopoly they hold and vice versa
I'd say that playing there before 200nl is just insane loss of value
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I am commenting only on the exchange rate fee introduction when i say it was unreasonably good before, since that is the point of this thread.
though if you're debating general value-for-money per rake dollar, you'll have to show me what you mean by 60% rb being standard on all other sites since that is not as I remember it at all. As I remember, rb like that was an under-the-table deal with shady affilates on dodgy sites named big bong hitters poker or something like that, where there is a decent risk the rakeback you get ends up being negative infinity percent as the site goes belly up along with your roll.
edit: if youre playing below 2/4 bigbet I can see an argument for getting the big rb deal on big bong hitters poker to avoid what you call an insane loss of value. But then again if you're playing below 2/4 then you have to ask whether playing poker at all is an insane loss of value in terms of your time and the other things you could be doing with it. |
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Smuft   Canada. Oct 25 2014 18:35. Posts 633 | | |
People are way over reacting imo.
If you manage your shit right, you will end up paying 0 on currency exchange fees so all this ends up being is a bit more of a hassle.
Of course it sucks this is the direction the company is taking but isn't it to be expected? Don't really understand why everyone is tilting so hard at a group spending 5 billion $ on a company and then trying to make money off of it.
If you compare it to what bwin did when they bought out party, what PS has done so far is very reasonable.
For reference:
| On February 04 2014 15:20 Daut wrote:
updated list of ways party fucked customers:
-removed palladium elite and >30% rakeback bonuses
-changed structure of bonuses so they take longer to buy and longer to clear
-player segregation *later fixed*
-removed monthly promotions
-3% cashout fee to skrill and other e-wallets
-removed online chat support
-cut affiliate % in half
-never paid back customers for bug that didnt automatically load tournaments starting
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otherwise they're just maximizing their edge or whatever which you should all approve of |
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player999   Brasil. Oct 26 2014 14:13. Posts 7978 | | |
| On October 25 2014 15:26 impact69 wrote:
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Baalim   Mexico. Oct 26 2014 17:11. Posts 34250 | | |
| On October 26 2014 13:13 player999 wrote:
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On October 25 2014 15:26 impact69 wrote:
| On June 13 2014 01:52 Baalim wrote:
lol relax everything is the same |
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I guess statements like these must be part of the contract, but still very disrespectfull |
Except that I didn't type that on this thread -_-
We are not forced by contract to speak against what we believe in, we can speak our minds but obviously being smart about it because we represent a brand.
I obviously don't like this forex exchange fee it affects me directly just like you, but they are allowing exceptions so its not retroactively enforced to previous deposits in important cases, sadly this is the industry standard, afaik all the other sites were doing this for a long time |
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player999   Brasil. Oct 27 2014 02:57. Posts 7978 | | |
Yeah, I thought after that it might have been taken out of context
And I agree that the issue brought up by this topic is not ultrageous or anything, but all the recent changes combined are unbelievable, along with the next ones coming such as VIP Program changes and casino games |
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Daut   United States. Oct 30 2014 01:40. Posts 8955 | | |
dogmeat, im making that into a new thread. really big change |
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Santafairy   Korea (South). Oct 30 2014 11:20. Posts 2226 | | |
| On October 25 2014 19:50 Liquid`Drone wrote:
complain with yer wallets
otherwise they're just maximizing their edge or whatever which you should all approve of |
i don't want to sound too trolly but if this change affects someone negatively and you tell them to vote with their wallets doesn't that basically involve taking their money and paying the fee to get it off stars? i mean you say vote with your wallet but in this case paying a fee doesn't really "show" stars what you think |
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