Cardcounter
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I heard that the MIT guys charge $5,000 to learn the Mit method to win at cards. I would be willing to come to somebody house and teach them how to be a winning blackjack player for just $2,500! PM me if interested.
$5,000 bucks to become a blackjack pro!
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zengrifter
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But for $5k you get to turn around and teach casino staff how to catch your students, as well. zgCardcounter said:
E-Spirit54
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The BlackJack VT Online Course By ( MIT Guys !!! )
Some info: that may help some of you ( Who may be strictly Online Players-like myself ) concerning this program, I purchased this program ( Aug-2009 ) CAUTION ! It is not designed for - Online Players Its strictly designed for Casino - Players and, these guys don,t tell you this until you are practically @ the end of the course Also, the cost of the program is ( $99.99 ) but, they advertise it as a ( 90-day ) trial - $15.00 per- month for a 3-month period...Don,t trust this trial period. They charged my B-card the full price the moment I signed-up...I,m currently in the process of getting a refund. Just an FYI...... E-Spirit54
Some info: that may help some of you ( Who may be strictly Online Players-like myself ) concerning this program, I purchased this program ( Aug-2009 ) CAUTION ! It is not designed for - Online Players Its strictly designed for Casino - Players and, these guys don,t tell you this until you are practically @ the end of the course Also, the cost of the program is ( $99.99 ) but, they advertise it as a ( 90-day ) trial - $15.00 per- month for a 3-month period...Don,t trust this trial period. They charged my B-card the full price the moment I signed-up...I,m currently in the process of getting a refund. Just an FYI...... E-Spirit54
Automatic Monkey
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Surprising that MIT lets these crooks get away with using their name in their promotions. If they are now branching off into credit card fraud things may change.E-Spirit54 said:
There are a bunch of operators out there who believe anyone with an interest in gaming is a potential fool with money waiting to have it taken from them. Rookie AP's are targets.
I looked into this and the website was pretty clear you would be charged the $99 right off the bat. While they might not tell you the course isn't designed for on-line play, did you ask about it before hand? They responded to my questions within 48 hours of me asking them.
QFIT
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Of course it is not for online play. NO counting courses or books are, and it's rare that anyone thinks of saying this. Can't think of any BJ book that says this on the cover.
There are two costs, the activation fee and the monthly fee. The monthly fee has a three-month trial period. It clearly says the activation fee will be charged. Can we be more careful before posting suggestions of fraud?
MIT did complain when they originally called it the MITBlackjackInstitute. They dropped MIT. But they can use the term MIT Blackjack Teams since that's what they're called in popular literature.
Aponte is no longer associated with BlackjackVT.
There are two costs, the activation fee and the monthly fee. The monthly fee has a three-month trial period. It clearly says the activation fee will be charged. Can we be more careful before posting suggestions of fraud?
MIT did complain when they originally called it the MITBlackjackInstitute. They dropped MIT. But they can use the term MIT Blackjack Teams since that's what they're called in popular literature.
Aponte is no longer associated with BlackjackVT.
callipygian
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As far as I know, he didn't.johndoe said:
I'm not entirely sure MIT's name is being used in the promotions. Is it being billed as "the MIT method" or "Blackjack Course taught by the MIT team"?Automatic Monkey said:
MIT can't do much about the latter, although they can certainly stop the former.