Todd is a high profile person. Do you really think he's going to put his physical address out there over the internet? At the very least there is possible identity theft. At worst, poker players are known to carry large sums of money. He would be taking a chance on getting hi-jacked, possibly killed.Originally Posted by redietz
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmI could care less about your credit score. It's all about whether your word is good for anything. You said you were going to send your credit score to Druff. You said it more than one time.Originally Posted by redietz
But you've failed to do so. That means you were lying. Your reputation is going down the drain.
You brought it on yourself. You had a brainstorm that you could catch us with bad credit scores. It turned out different didn't it?
Your brainstorm turned into a brainfart. Fart away, dude.
I requested a physical address from Todd and haven't received one. Ask Todd. I don't see the utility in sending something via email that could be faked. I'd rather get the thing notarized and physically sent with a chain of custody.
Go ahead. Argue with that.
It's an unnecessary risk to put ones address out there even if you think you know the person well enough. But I think you know all that. You know Todd is not going to give anyone his physical address. You are using it as a lame excuse for not following through on your promise.
No one here cares about notaries and mail carriers. You can pull up your credit score, take a screenshot, and post it up here. It just has to show the link in the address bar. That's good enough for me and I suspect it's good enough for everyone else.
But I don't care what your credit score is. I just want to see if you are a man of your word. So far you aren't.
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