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I believe it was July 31st when I cashed in my 15,000 Mobpoints and my concern isn't BRM, but Moneybookers. I received an e-mail from them asking me to verify my account in which I did. I was just curious if there's anything Administration can do at BRM to investigate the status of my Mobpoints. I mean does it appear that Moneybookers has allowed the transaction or did I lose my points. There's generally an e-mail from BRM if Moneybookers doesn't accept the transaction so maybe I'm just being paranoid.
Would appreciate any assistance that BRM has to offer! Thanks!
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Green, from what i understand you made a new account on moneybookers so if you ask me it's pretty normal to have your new created account checked before they allow you a transaction
Make sure to provide them all the papers they need and i'm sure everything will be great
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Greenmohave, your cashout request from August 1st has not been processed yet - so it doesn't matter if there's anything wrong with your MB account or not, as long as it's fine when we do the transfer. If it doesn't work when we do the transfer, our payment guy will be notified about it (I assume) and return the points to your Mob account.
Your points are not in "limbo" or anything, it just hasn't been processed yet (vacations).
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Posted by Administrator: Greenmohave, your cashout request from August 1st has not been processed yet - so it doesn't matter if there's anything wrong with your MB account or not, as long as it's fine when we do the transfer. If it doesn't work when we do the transfer, our payment guy will be notified about it (I assume) and return the points to your Mob account.
Your points are not in "limbo" or anything, it just hasn't been processed yet (vacations).
I thought you would do the processing fat tony since your the admin and stuff?
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Never had any problem with my transactions from BRM to Moneybookers, neither with any others regarding Moneybookers. Talking about delays due to vacation time seems now like a cliché repeated ove rand over again, but maybe it explains everything. We can understand that na online team that manages a site has one or two professionals for each área, and the lack of a single member during one or two weeks may provoke the increasing of work in the other members. Having the most qualified out, the others, who may not be that good doing the other guy’s job, may experience some difficulties in solving everything. If the mobpoints already went out and didn’t entered Moneybookers, BRM may have a way to try to see if there was any chance of something not well done in the transaction. You did well in talking to BRM before talking to Moneybookers about this.
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Posted by Greenmohave: so maybe I'm just being paranoid.
yes
don't worry Mo money will appear in your account sooner or later- just be happy that brm is not full tilt btw why did you save so many points, this is kinda risky, better just withdraw $50 by $50 imo...or is it due to inflation maybe you thought brm points offer better long term value than the green paper
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sorry pressed the wrong button.
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Posted by pochui:
Posted by Greenmohave: so maybe I'm just being paranoid.
yes
don't worry Mo money will appear in your account sooner or later- just be happy that brm is not full tilt btw why did you save so many points, this is kinda risky, better just withdraw $50 by $50 imo...or is it due to inflation maybe you thought brm points offer better long term value than the green paper
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I told you that they are having vacations and its taking longer than usual. And you shouldnt wonder about what will happen, cause the money transfer with MB is instant, so if its anything wrong you will know by that time, (time of transfer when it happens)
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Posted by Administrator: Greenmohave, your cashout request from August 1st has not been processed yet - so it doesn't matter if there's anything wrong with your MB account or not, as long as it's fine when we do the transfer. If it doesn't work when we do the transfer, our payment guy will be notified about it (I assume) and return the points to your Mob account.
Your points are not in "limbo" or anything, it just hasn't been processed yet (vacations).
Thanks for the feedback! Like I said didn't mean to be a bother and if it doesn't work I save them until I get 30,000.
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Posted by pochui:
Posted by Greenmohave: so maybe I'm just being paranoid.
yes
don't worry Mo money will appear in your account sooner or later- just be happy that brm is not full tilt btw why did you save so many points, this is kinda risky, better just withdraw $50 by $50 imo...or is it due to inflation maybe you thought brm points offer better long term value than the green paper
The only reason I have this many is once "Black Friday" hit Moneybookers quit doing transfers to U.S. citizens, at least if the transfer was coming from poker related sites. If you do soem research through some of the old threads you'll know the whole story which is pretty detailed. Enjoy!
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Well thanks for trying BRM. Moneybookers is still the root cause as to why I can't receive cashout on my Mobpoints. What's really got me is, Neteller comes right out and states no U.S. citizens being accepted. This country isn't free anymore. I can't play poker hardly anywhere and the governement wants to know where one spends every dime of their money so they can get their cut. really started to get so pizzed about this type of stuff.
Again thanks! I'll keep saving and maybe someday the right opportunity will come up.
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just ask Tony politely maybe he will be kind enough to withdraw the money to a different moneybookers account of some brm member not residing in the "free country" that member then can easily send you the money as usual transfer between moneybookers accounts...
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So im guessing Green from what i see here the transaction got rejected once more. The only and obvious solution is the one that pochui saying so, but admin will have to go for this too, to happen.
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Posted by Mober: So im guessing Green from what i see here the transaction got rejected once more. The only and obvious solution is the one that pochui saying so, but admin will have to go for this too, to happen.
The money's not needed thank God, but I just thought I'd give it my biannual attempt. lol I believe there's several Mobsters that would assist me or I'd like to believe there is. IF I asked anyone to do this it wouldn't be fare without proposing an offer for their time / effort.
Like I said, next year I'll be in Germany, France, Belgium and the Netherlands so maybe I an get it accomplished while visiting Yons. He was an exchange student whom I spent a lot of time with in High School and plan on visiting. by then I might have double the amount of Mobpoints.
It just aggrevates me to think that I live in the U.S. where we're supposedly free to do what we want with our money, logical choices in life and freedom, but I can't play poker where I prefer nor can I collect any money that they don't want a piece of. GooD Luck All!
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Posted by Greenmohave: IF I asked anyone to do this it wouldn't be fare without proposing an offer for their time / effort.
no problem here- admin is the only issue, if he goes for it, then transaction between moneybookers account is a snap, so i do not see why we can't do you a favor.
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Posted by Greenmohave: It just aggrevates me to think that I live in the U.S. where we're supposedly free to do what we want with our money, logical choices in life and freedom, but I can't play poker where I prefer nor can I collect any money that they don't want a piece of.
there are several ways to get out of this pesky situation: 1) donate a piece of your money to obama's reelection campaign 2) give a piece of the pie to fund the military in order to expand the "freedom" to the rest of the world 3) spend a half of million in one go at mcdonalds/starbucks and you will get a 1 free withdrawal of any purpose from mb account 4) win a gold medal for usa in the olympic games to get a record 2 free withdrawals from mb account 5) create jobs in your local neighborhood for no less that 2312 individuals, this entitles you to an amazing 3 withdrawals...
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Posted by pochui:
Posted by Greenmohave: IF I asked anyone to do this it wouldn't be fare without proposing an offer for their time / effort.
no problem here- admin is the only issue, if he goes for it, then transaction between moneybookers account is a snap, so i do not see why we can't do you a favor.
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Posted by Greenmohave: It just aggrevates me to think that I live in the U.S. where we're supposedly free to do what we want with our money, logical choices in life and freedom, but I can't play poker where I prefer nor can I collect any money that they don't want a piece of.
there are several ways to get out of this pesky situation: 1) donate a piece of your money to obama's reelection campaign 2) give a piece of the pie to fund the military in order to expand the "freedom" to the rest of the world 3) spend a half of million in one go at mcdonalds/starbucks and you will get a 1 free withdrawal of any purpose from mb account 4) win a gold medal for usa in the olympic games to get a record 2 free withdrawals from mb account 5) create jobs in your local neighborhood for no less that 2312 individuals, this entitles you to an amazing 3 withdrawals...
think big! go to work!
To answer your comical comments I'll start with number one (1) of course.
1) I donate to the needy / poor either through United Way or personal charities to help individuals in need.
2) I fund the military every week with my tax dollars.
3) I generally don't eat this type of food, but when I buy I buy for my wehole company.
4) The USA is made up from people all over the world so half of their Gold Medals should actually go to the country that the individual's parents or the individual was born in since most probably don't have more then two generations in the U.S.
5) I never state this, but my company employs over 100 people and I still show up every day by 7:00 am and know them all by first name basis. I also, promote / support youth groups that get paid for assisting senior citizens in the community.
And, when I was in the Netherlands I met a few Lithuanian women. One of them probably supports you today. LOL
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Posted by pochui: [QUOTE]Posted by Greenmohave: IF I asked anyone to do this it wouldn't be fare without proposing an offer for their time / effort.
no problem here- admin is the only issue, if he goes for it, then transaction between moneybookers account is a snap, so i do not see why we can't do you a favor.
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Edited by Greenmohave (11 August 2012 @ 00:12 GMT)
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to answer your serious comments on my comical comments: ------------
Posted by Greenmohave: 1) I donate to the needy / poor either through United Way or personal charities to help individuals in need.
you're a good man, individual charities are more my way, since back here in Lithuania i do not trust a lot various "charitable" organizations we have, just have no idea where my money goes
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Posted by Greenmohave: 2) I fund the military every week with my tax dollars.
sadly that's true
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Posted by Greenmohave: 3) I generally don't eat this type of food, but when I buy I buy for my wehole company.
good to see your partial support for icon brands of usa, btw- i'm also not very keen on fast food
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Posted by Greenmohave: 4) The USA is made up from people all over the world so half of their Gold Medals should actually go to the country that the individual's parents or the individual was born in since most probably don't have more then two generations in the U.S.
in a way you're right, but then again we see lots of african born russians/french etc. competing for countries where they received citizenship a year or two ago...this sucks, but thats life...as one saying goes: s**t doesn't smell like roses
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Posted by Greenmohave: never state this, but my company employs over 100 people and I still show up every day by 7:00 am and know them all by first name basis. I also, promote / support youth groups that get paid for assisting senior citizens in the community.
wow i'm amazed, my hats off for you Green. I must admit i didn't see this coming well what can i say, those people probably are a happy bunch- to have a boss like you is sweet. Respect
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Posted by Greenmohave: And, when I was in the Netherlands I met a few Lithuanian women. One of them probably supports you today. LOL
maybe you thought brm points offer better long term value than the green paper 
you're a good man, individual charities are more my way, since back here in Lithuania i do not trust a lot various "charitable" organizations we have, just have no idea where my money goes 
