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- inactive, on 07/19/2008, -0/+1I'll sign a petition to get online gambling banned. Those thieves shouldn't be able to rob people over the net
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BlockPicks Launches Online Gambling Ban Reversal Petition
prweb.com — The new petition suggests steps that would aide in the regulation of the online gambling industry. A National Gaming Chamber where only gaming companies adhering to security, US government gaming regulations and US taxation laws could apply to bypass the current UIGEA and SAFE Port Act. US players would need to file for a international gaming ID.
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