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florence
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My party poker account has been inactive for a long time now, but I received an email this morning saying that they have taken a $5 administration fee and will do the same every month until I log on and play again. Decided to uninstall them and withdraw my money. This is the problem when a site starts to dominate the market.
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helloni
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Huh. Is that legal? You should read the terms and conditions of poker account for that site like http://www.poker12.co.uk just show what all these idiot sites are like.
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jazzy
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I said on that thread and I'll say it here. Once spring kicks in and I don't need their jumpers no more that's me and Party quits. (I'm too cheap to buy my own clothes) boo-YA, when Stars over-takes them to be #1 poker site it'll be a happy day for me. I hope this happens in 2008.
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be0wolf
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Personally I don't like Party. It seems they don't provide enough quality for the money they take as the rake.
But I've never heard about that kind of fees. You'd better check their T&C...
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sohale
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You should know following things before activation of your account:
If the Inactive Account Fee is $5, and your account is inactive for seven (7) months, then you will have to pay a $5 charge at the end of the 180-day grace period (day 181) and then every thirty (30) days thereafter if your account remains inactive.But some good sites don't follow this type of terms and conditions which causes a lot of problem for their players.One good site out of them is http://www.pokerroomgold.co.uk .
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