Hi,
I'd like to proceed with a 3rd party arbitrator for the balance of the funds on the site. I'd suggest philipma1957, as he's shown an interest in this thread, is impartial and has status in this forum.
can we move forward with this? if so, how? Assuming philipma1957 is interested in being an arbitrator here.
thanks
jset21
Why would i need to send any amount?
there are 2 scenarios: 1: they have proof that i excluded, in which case they have already sent my deposit back only
2: they cannot prove this, and thusi am entitled to my funds that BETCOIN is holding
not sure why i would be obligated to send any funds in this instance?
I don't have anything against
philipma1957, and I said this simply to give you a better assessment of the situation.
Though Philip would love to help, and most likely he'll more than willing to do it on pro bono basis so that no one need to send anything to his address, what he said above and what
BitcoinGirl.Club said two posts ahead are things worth considering.
If any, you will burden him with a task of verifying and ensuring that the data from
both ends are authentic and unfabricated, not to mention that if his verdict didn't works in your favor, you might feels cheated etc., I am not saying he'll take side --I'm sure he won't-- but it'll be best that if you really willing to ask a third party arbitrator and gave your data, to go with platforms out there who overseeing disputes and providing such mediation, whose decision are generally seen as more neutral and authoritative, and whose moee equipped with necessary tools and knowledge to verify the evidences submitted.
If I may repeat my suggestion,
CasinoGuru might be a good option that you want to consider. Of course, we all understand correctly that since both party agreed to seek a third party mediation, once the third party is chosen and agreed by both sides, both has to comply with whatever verdict given by the arbitrator?
