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    In response to "Boomers" post of last friday, I offer the following rebuttal and clarification of facts which transpired between Boomer and Unified Gaming. First of all, Unified Gaming is in the exclusive business of "LEASING SOFTWARE". Unified does not own, run, manage or have anything to do with any operations of any of its software licensees. Unified has teaming partners that offer services to Unified licensees. These teaming partners are companies that provide optional services to Unified licensees that may choose to utilize them. Unified owns no part of any teaming partner. Boomer confused my personal help with his assumption that I was somehow personally responsible when it comes to licensee/customer difficulties. Boomer originally had a dispute with a Unified licensee, Rosies, and asked me if I could personally get involved and help identify and impartially arbitrate the dispute. This matter was soon resolved. Boomer ran into another problem, as he beat a couple of Unified licensees significantly and needed money sent to him very quickly so that he could redistribute funds.
    The specific casino's in question were not responding to Boomer fast enough, so once again he called me and asked if I could again intervene and assist in resolving his issue. The mistake I made was getting involved with something not in my control and not making it perfectly clear that I was only acting in the capacity of a neutral third party, who was looking out for the best interest of all Unified Software end users. On a daily basis last week I felt like a "middleman" instead of a willing "go-between" on behalf of Boomer. I presented Boomers concerns to Uchargedit, an ecash company used by a handful of Unified clients. The ecash company made commitments to me which I then in good faith passed on to Boomer 2 days in a row and both times I was let down by Uchargedit for multiple internal procedural errors. The third commitment I passed along from Uchargedit to Boomer was that he would have his funds on Friday. In the early afternoon Boomer did not have his funds and left me a very unprofessional and sarcastic message on my voice mail, which really had me upset. When I returned I called Boomer and expressed my displeasure with his attitude. All I was doing was trying to do was to assist him with his request. At no time did I ever tell Boomer he was not getting his requested money! So obviously out of anger and without thinking, Boomer put up his post here at Bettorsworld, causing unfair and unnecessary concern and grief for Unified licensees. The sad part of the entire situation is that the 3rd guarantee to him HAD BEEN HONORED by Uchargedit, as his requested funds were sent by the ecash company on Friday and Boomers bank decided not to post them until Monday. Boomer received 3 wires totaling over $55,000 as requested. This was an unfortunate rare occurrence, and may have resulted from our recent teaming with Uchargedit as another teaming partner. I wish all new services offered to our licensees would go perfectly smoothly, but this was obviously not the case in this situation. We have since resolved the issue with Uchargedit, and look forward to providing our end users with "state of the art" technology in software development, as well as prompt and courteous customer service by our licensees.

  • #2
    Unified,
    I'm glad you paid Boomer because I would have laid you out to dry on 150 scorephones nationwide if you hadn't. Also, is it not true that you sell players names back & forth from one Unified agent to another? Also, is it not true that your e-cash, Uchargeit program is your problem not the player requesting funds? Unified books have to wait "x" amount of days before funds are cleared and ready to send. Your football & basketball chargebacks are now coming back to haunt you. Wakeup Al, everybody else may buy your note, I don't.

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    • #3
      Johnny, I just want to say that I find you a welcome addition to Bettorwsworld. With the powerful clout you have in the sportsbetting industry and your muckraking attitude, you serve as a major deterrent against sportsbooks stiffing people. Now, if a sportsbook stiffs a player, the news will not only be in Bettorsworld, but blasted across your nationwide scorephones.

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      • #4
        I second Reno's comments. I know you have taken a whip lashing in the past but what is that old saying" Takes a whipping but keeps on ticking"

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        • #5
          Not only that---- but Johnny took an unmerciful early trashing on this site because of the selections of his old friend "Jimmy the Fixer".

          Rather than fade off into the steamy mist with A.J. Benza---- Johnny stood by his old pal who has made a remarkable comeback .

          Johnny is a decent guy who is a big asset to these forums with his ability to deliver a power punch to rogue sportsbooks if needed.

          His lungs are worth their weight in gold.

          Dot

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          • #6
            I'll second that. First impressions
            can be wrong.

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            • #7
              JOHNNY FOR PRESIDENT!!!

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              • #8
                ....THERE'LL BE A BOOKIE IN EVERY POT!!!!

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