Crime & Punishment

^ Agree fully

Well done mate, you just proved that Blink is legit. Keep it going champ.

With my level of activity it is really rather sad you think the blink community would believe that. Think these lies through a little better - Maybe use some of the 2010 accounts made for blinks inception to post from to sway readers, as opposed to recklessly demolishing the andrev name. Maybe remember which account you are on next time and the gaming community you are dealing with.


Andrev, Would you like to try again and state how many months I had access before I was banned (Which was after the creation date of this thread) Which, is not my thread to begin with - the original poster hit the spot, although made a wrong turn with claims of 30 page documents. Irrelevant.


Would you also like to state my Balance at the end of that time? wins/losses? - What I was given, ccp knows they have my account history as well. ccp also has the in game correspondences.

How about Somer who threatened to have CCP ban me for revealing real life information about his operation?
(Claiming I was breaking the rules by bringing up his real-life circumstances and crossing a boundary)

Would you like to comment on RMT or laundering?

Would you like to check again how many views are associated with the thread?

Maybe you would just like to log on a few alternates.

I can certainly see why you want to make up facts about my account history.

How about giving us a line about somers disappointment with the ccp coverage put towards blink in relation to Big Lottery?

http://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/community-spotlight-big-lottery/

"Of the many early challenges TornSoul faces was the ability to devise a system that couldn't be rigged and which was transparent, so that everyone could see it wasn't rigged. TornSoul also put a self-imposed restraint that the drawing had to be done by in-game means as well."

http://community.eveonline.com/news/news-channels/eve-online-news/last-chance-to-get-into-big-lottery-10th-anniversary-drawing/

http://community.eveonline.com/news/news-channels/eve-online-news/special-2-year-anniversay-big-lottery/

http://community.eveonline.com/news/news-channels/eve-online-news/archive/2012/04/

http://community.eveonline.com/news/news-channels/eve-online-news/third-anniversary-for-big-lottery/

https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=2969462#post2969462

https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=2970601#post2970601

Probably because Somer doesn't need the sponsorship?

They give stuff away all the damn time.

They did get a community spotlight. http://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/community-spotlight-somer-blink/

I've been playing SOMER Blink since March of this year when I hit a point with my finances that I was comfortable doing so. I jumped in after hearing good things from other players and doing my own simple investigation to figure out how it worked. I noticed something rather obvious on their web page that explained how SOMER can legitimately afford to stay in business.

Each Blink clearly states the buyout value of the prize, the number of tickets available and the purchase price for each ticket. This is enough data to calculate SOMER's per prize revenue and gross profit. And guess what? They are making a fair profit off each prize no matter who wins.

This publicly available data makes it absolute transparent as to how SOMER is able to operate a fun game over the long term while giving out tons of free promos and other free prizes and donating to the community. During a recent celebration event someone at SOMER made a simple mistake which resulted in a prize being awarded to the wrong person. A scam business might have voided the play or ignored the person who reported the mistake. SOMER immediately and without hesitation chose to pay out an extra 50+ billion ISK prize to the other person which I think is a very classy way of saying "sorry, we're human and we sometimes make mistakes too".

I look at all available data and recognize that it would not be profitable to shill, scam or cheat their player base in any way. Just like so many things in EVE it comes down to simple math. The gross profit that they pull in is more than I could ever make through any sort of in-game trading at this ISK volume and for that my hat is off to Somer for thinking of it before I did (and doing it right).

I don't play SOMER Blink to make ISK, I play because it's entertaining. I enjoy hanging out in the public chat channel. I enjoy politely talking **** with fellow players as our respective luck swings back and forth. I spend all day controlling the outcome of events as a manager IRL. I can relax and have fun playing Blink because no one has any control over the outcome and anything could happen.

Swedish Hero (1/64 win) on a JF? Been there, done that and it felt great, thanks!

Cheers,
X

I've never used the site because I like my gambling in real money at the track but...

Blink gives free "promo" blinks correct? That's the same as the "free play" cards casinos give out to get your ass in the seat? Play ONLY that money and cash out as soon as a good hit comes along or the "free play" money is gone. That's the only way to beat a house.

SOMER Blink is the best scam in the game, and it manages that without telling a single lie or even partial falsehood.


Just accept that every time you hit 'play' you are losing 2-5% of the ISK you are betting. If it's fun, play. If it's not fun (or not fun enough to merit that expense), walk.

.... would your work have otherwise involved making up fake replies?

OP,

Please don't feel cheated.

Take a moment, if you will, and consider the rest of us on this planet we call Earth.

Your Father released millions of sperm on that fateful drunken night, the winning swimmer created you. How cheated do you think we feel?