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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 10:50AM
#41
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Last time I spoke to you you were buying tickets for .92, I would be fine with giving you tickets as an "entry fee" and you give 92% of that in dollars to the fund. In fact it would be the only option for me to donate.
Edit: but then someone will probablyl come along and say you're profitting from this so idk if you wanna do that
I heard we're supposed to post in green if we don't like the new forums.
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 10:53AM
#42
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But then someone will probably come along and say you're profitting from this so idk if you wanna do that.
(is the edit function broken? i tried twice to edit the last post but it didnt work so im just posting again)
I heard we're supposed to post in green if we don't like the new forums.
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 11:04AM
#43
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But then someone will probably come along and say you're profitting from this so idk if you wanna do that.
(is the edit function broken? i tried twice to edit the last post but it didnt work so im just posting again)
Right I don't want to in any way profit from this. I do plan on personally donating to the fund and putting up big prizes for the event.
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 11:36AM
#44
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Unfortunately, as much as we would like to, we cannot run or host an event like this for many reasons that I won't be able to get into here.
I do hope that he inability for users to have created their own solution in the MTGO interface isn't lost on WoTC.
Sorry, I'm feeling bitter....
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 2:21PM
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Do we really need to set up the trust fund ourselves?
Or maybe Heath could just collect the money, and then send a check to Erik's wife to put in an education fund that they may already have.
DCI Certified Level 2 Judge
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 2:38PM
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Do we really need to set up the trust fund ourselves?
Or maybe Heath could just collect the money, and then send a check to Erik's wife to put in an education fund that they may already have.
I would be ok with this, but as Heath has stated, he wants to make sure there is a clear view of all the money coming in and going out so no one can question any part of the proccess.
I dont blame him for thinking this way as he just covering his back and in this day and age you have to do that.
I would trust him and a few others on here to handle this.
- Joe
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 2:39PM
#47
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But then someone will probably come along and say you're profitting from this so idk if you wanna do that.
(is the edit function broken? i tried twice to edit the last post but it didnt work so im just posting again)
Right I don't want to in any way profit from this. I do plan on personally donating to the fund and putting up big prizes for the event.
Just a note I am sure you already realized, accepting payment through your website means getting hit with ppal fees. Assuming you are lowest bracket thats like 2% but probably the cheapest and completely unavoidable.
Owner of TheCardNexus chain on mtgo.
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 6:28PM
#48
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But then someone will probably come along and say you're profitting from this so idk if you wanna do that.
(is the edit function broken? i tried twice to edit the last post but it didnt work so im just posting again)
Right I don't want to in any way profit from this. I do plan on personally donating to the fund and putting up big prizes for the event.
Just a note I am sure you already realized, accepting payment through your website means getting hit with ppal fees. Assuming you are lowest bracket thats like 2% but probably the cheapest and completely unavoidable.
Yeah I thought about that but would be willing to just pay the fees myself to make sure his son gets the full amount. 2% is still much less than 5%.
Cape Fear Games located in Wilmington, NC. Get 20% extra MTGO credit for your paper cards.
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 6:46PM
#49
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A problem with Momir Decks is that a number of folk might not have that card....myself included. What about those that can't play?
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2 years ago ::
Apr 11, 2011 - 7:04PM
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Any format chosen for a benefit tournament is going to have a barrier to entry in the form of a legal deck. I think that Momir is the format with the easiest entry requirement that can be chosen. If you can think of an alternative suggestion I am sure it can be considered.
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