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choctawfootball
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posted: Sep. 27, 2009 @ 5:40p

hi everyone,

I just wanted to make a small observation.

Today is September 27th 2009.
On Saturday September 26th I cashed out all my available credits from BING and FW to my paypal account.

As of Sunday on September 27th I have already received my CashBack from BING...it took them less than a day.

Bing 1...FW 0

That was lightening fast by BING.

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rsuaver
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posted: Sep. 29, 2009 @ 6:32p

Well, considering I NEVER had a problem with getting my FW CashBack posted or paid vs. having to wait 6 months for bing to fix their problems with depositing eBay BIN CB to my paypal, I'd say for me it's FW 1 Bing 0.

So we are tied now...

DevilMonkey (Staff)
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posted: Sep. 30, 2009 @ 8:44p

choctawfootball said:hi everyone,

I just wanted to make a small observation.

Today is September 27th 2009.
On Saturday September 26th I cashed out all my available credits from BING and FW to my paypal account.

As of Sunday on September 27th I have already received my CashBack from BING...it took them less than a day.

Bing 1...FW 0My small observation:

You requested a payment on Saturday, and your payment was processed on Monday. Less than one business day.

I'm not sure how you handicap the scoring of a game where one participant is a ubiquitous presence valued at $76 Billion or so, but I'd bet we're at least tied.

larrymoencurly
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posted: Oct. 2, 2009 @ 1:09a

DevilMonkeyI'm not sure how you handicap the scori said:ng of a game where one participant is a ubiquitous presence valued at $76 Billion or so, but I'd bet we're at least tied.I knew that FW controlled everything in the world.