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this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for, sending in CREDIBLE EXPERTS in appropriate field of knowledge to investigate to confirm the site's security. it's very sketchy that they would decline your offer to have your official word on their authenticity. I hope they change their minds and maybe sometime in future 2p2 will run a sub-branch team of security team that will let the sites put on "2p2 approved" logos [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img].

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Mason- nice statement.

Thats all I gots right now.

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what a surprise that absolute didn't respond [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

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It was worth a try, Mason, thanks.

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As many people on 2p2 know, I visited with AP in their Costa Rica offices last week. I went on behalf of PokerNews and I am currently working with a PokerNews writer on a series of articles about my visit. I ended up declining compensation from AP for the trip to ensure that people would not question my loyalty. I met with many of the higher ups at AP and I also met with the Gaming Associates auditors. Whenever this article series is released (a few days I think), my opinions on things at AP in the past, present and future will be out there.

I'm sorry to hear that 2p2 has been unable to come down thus far, I'm sure their team would do a great job.