[ipgyst]

Could have been a lot worse. There was no super-user account, but there was a "security hole" that the cheaters exploited for $800K. I don't see much of a dropoff in AP users, so other than the $1.6 Million repaid (which isn't peanuts, but is probably just a small blip on their radar) AP didn't do all that terrible in this mess.

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[KYBill]

I need to find a loop hole like that.

[ipgyst]

I can program my credit union software to take all the fractions from each transaction and put them into my bank account, but that's the only loophole I have.

[Dudlee74]

yes,but you'll miss a 1 or a 0 somewhere and all those fractionals will add up too quickly and Milton will have to burn the building down to save you.

[abby99]

Originally Posted by Dudlee74

yes,but you'll miss a 1 or a 0 somewhere and all those fractionals will add up too quickly and Milton will have to burn the building down to save you.

LMAO! Now that's funny!

[PFunk]

What kind of interest rate are they going by?....$800,000 = $1.6 mil

[guinness]

I believe you have my stapler.

[ipgyst]

Originally Posted by PFunk

What kind of interest rate are they going by?....$800,000 = $1.6 mil

Maybe they are using "loan shark" interest rates, 5% weekly or some such thing.

[hachkc]

Originally Posted by PFunk

What kind of interest rate are they going by?....$800,000 = $1.6 mil

If you were playing in a tournament where there was a player cheating, would you want your money back? Even though the cheater may have only won 800k, their impact was much bigger than that.

[SCSTWG]

but the last time, I was promised a piece of cake and I never got any cake!