My web site is still under construction, but here is the temporary
address for it. (www.towerwebsites.com./jhwsmyrna) Let me know if you
have any ideas to make it better.I will be making changes as time
goes on.
You can now sign up there which gives me all the information I will
need to invite you to casino events, etc.
Thanks,
Jim Wade
Hi jim,
Good luck to you in your endeavor.
I have 2 questions for you:
1. Will the "full-pay" vp include 100% games such as
FPDW/KBJW/10/7DB etc.?
2. What is approximate location of the casino "to be named
later" i.e. downtown/strip/N. LV/Boulder Hhwy?
Thanks for the information.
Babe
My web site is still under construction, but here is the temporary
address for it. (www.towerwebsites.com./jhwsmyrna) Let me know if
you
have any ideas to make it better.I will be making changes as time
goes on.You can now sign up there which gives me all the information I
will
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Jimmie Wade" <jhwsmyrna@a...> wrote:
need to invite you to casino events, etc.
Thanks,
Jim Wade
Jimmie Wade wrote:
My web site is still under construction, but here is the temporary
address for it. (www.towerwebsites.com./jhwsmyrna) Let me know if
you have any ideas to make it better.I will be making changes as
time goes on.You can now sign up there which gives me all the information I will
need to invite you to casino events, etc.
Jim,
I hope you don't mind the observation, but until you actually cite
the specific casino with which you are/will be associated you're
asking people to basically reply to a blind advertisement.
I wouldn't advise any prudent player to respond. I'm not questioning
your legitamacy, Jim, but frankly I'd consider putting my name and
particulars out to someone blindly to be an unwise proposition.
I do look forward to a future post in which you can fully clue us in.
- Harry
Harry Potter wrote:
>>Jim,
I hope you don't mind the observation, but until you actually cite
the specific casino with which you are/will be associated you're
asking people to basically reply to a blind advertisement.I wouldn't advise any prudent player to respond.<<
Harry and all prudent players,
You will notice that Jim's website carries his name, not that of a blind casino. I have seen the website under construction and it is well worth visiting. There are no hidden gimmicks and he is not asking for anything from any of us. I have known Jim for years and he is a pretty good guy! I have followed him "blindly" and have not lost a penny, or my identification, yet. Ahhhh, what cynics these mortals be.....
Cheers!
Bonnie
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Bonita Strong wrote:
Harry and all prudent players,
You will notice that Jim's website carries his name, not that of a
blind casino. I have seen the website under construction and it is
well worth visiting. There are no hidden gimmicks and he is not
asking for anything from any of us. I have known Jim for years and
he is a pretty good guy! I have followed him "blindly" and have not
lost a penny, or my identification, yet. Ahhhh, what cynics these
mortals be.....
Hey Bonnie,
I'm not suggesting anything is underhanded in what Jim has posted nor
disparaging him in any other manner. I have absolutely no reason to
hold that Jim is anything but honorable.
He's inviting those who are generally interested in casino comps to
contact him. Presumably it would be anticipated that the player would
provide at least cursory specifics concerning their play.
What I'm saying is that ultimately a host represents, and is an
employee of, a casino and foremost serves its interests (although the
ideal host strongly benefits the player at the same time). I'm
suggesting that it's most prudent to wait to contact him until he
represents a specific casino and the player knows up front precisely
who he/she is detailing with (and, for that matter, when all involved
have a better feel for the environment in which he is operating).
View my suggestion as being cautious, not cynical. And, of course, I
expect anyone who happens to read my post will still act on their own
judgement, not mine.
- Harry
Bonnie ... I might add that it's almost novel to see my generally
naive/optimistic self referred to as a cynic 