flip a coin daily.
Just a gut feeling, but I think you're right.I’m reasonably confident it wasn’t an April Fool prank. Alas, it now seems like a case of an enthusiastic fellow with an idea that didn’t work out.
It is a shame that Jack has gone quiet on us, but hopefully it will be a lesson learnt for the next time and he’ll try again.![]()
Not your business genius here but anybody think that gadget would actually fly? Hopefully he went back to the drawing board.Just a gut feeling, but I think you're right.
As close as I can tell, selling the special balls for the game would have been their first large source of revenue. Then, the many leagues that would spring up would be sending them membership fees and weekly fees. And shortly after that, the TV advertising would have been big.Lame idea dead and buried.
So, did anyone really send money?what could have gone wrong. sending money to some new scheme.
with the person not even giving his full name or any address of a property.
and very little info about what it is.
did anyone here send money. if they did let me know where you play, so i can find you and make a pool game with you. seems to be a smart move.
better yet post it and lots will find you. so you will be in action all the time.
A PO box and answering machine would be a little suspicious.what could have gone wrong. sending money to some new scheme.
with the person not even giving his full name or any address of a property.
and very little info about what it is.