I e-mailed Mike Williams (co-owner) a few times months ago, and his response in a nutshell was "we don't need to tell anyone specifics of why we can't pay."
So what are we to assume here? In this day of people scamming people out of money at every chance they get, why isn't it logical to think Fantasy Jungle did the same?
Of course the worst thing is the fact that they have added yet ANOTHER "black eye" to the fantasy football industry. While Neil Wickham of AFFL was forthright, and the new owners even offered credit to play at AFFL (kudos to them, as they seem to be doing a good job of turning that contest around), the owners of Fantasy Jungle have decided to disclose NOTHING, and simply have ZERO accountability as to where hundreds of thousands of dollars "disappeared".
A friend of mine is owed more money than I am, and he unfortunately won't be playing in as many events as normal, because this is simply "lost wages" for him.
While I wouldn't consider myself extremely religious or spiritual, I DO believe that people who "do wrong" eventually get what is coming to them. If the Fantasy Jungle did in fact "scam" hundreds of thousands of dollars from MANY loyal customers (and without ANY explanation, how are we to assume otherwise?
) I am sure they will get what is coming to them also.What is refreshing is that in the NFFC we have TIMELY payouts and GREAT customer service. ZERO concerns here!
Less than 2 weeks!!!
