Would you cash out a close friend on Full Tilt, 1k for $100?

[SlowCheetah]

My friend wants me to cash out $1k for him on Full Tilt because he "doesn't trust a check."

I haven't played on there in a long time. I have heard that they wouldn't let such a transaction happen.

Does this seem worthwhile to you?

I don't think it is but maybe I'm missing out on an easy $100.

[Klompy]

the taxes on the 1k will be more then 100$

[SlowCheetah]

I wouldn't pay taxes on it as it is not income.

[graarrg]

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My friend wants me to cash out $1k for him on Full Tilt because he "doesn't trust a check."

I haven't played on there in a long time. I have heard that they wouldn't let such a transaction happen.

Does this seem worthwhile to you?

I don't think it is but maybe I'm missing out on an easy $100.

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They wouldn't let such a transaction happen if it went like "transfer -> withdraw." some cover play before the transfer and some cover play after the transfer should make it OK I guess, but don't take my word for it.

All I'm sure of is that you should not just transfer the money and then withdraw it soon after.

[Josem]

if you are able to show your friend the whole process as you do it (and thus avoid any risk of being liable for the debt if it doesn't work) then I would be happy to cash out.

i'd suggest withdrawing $1k from your current account first - and then depositing the $1k from your friend's account. that way you avoid the deposit -> withdraw flags.

[xxx]

I don't get it. Why doesn't he want a check?

[frommagio]

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I don't get it. Why doesn't he want a check?

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Maybe he reads these forums, and it's worth $100 to him to avoid the horror stories of people who have requested a check from FT.

[NoahL]

do it...but have him play small stakes before he cashed out on your name

[Yoshi63]

Stuff like this never works out very solid. Either something will go badly and you'll end up with a headache, or it'll go smoothly and he'll argue that he shouldn't have to pay $100 for an easy transaction he could've done himself.

I dunno, I don't think it's the best idea.

[Enter PIN]

ive done the same situation for 600 no problem never tried 1k. cashed to epass