[USML Announce] Fwd: From Contact Us: FAAB bidding issue

[Jeffrey Winick]

In exchange for a simple promise to change his allegiance from the evil Pack to the beloved Bears, I'd be fully on board.

From: announce-bounces at usml.net [mailto:announce-bounces at usml.net] On Behalf Of Mark Blocker
Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2013 10:24 AM
To: USML
Subject: [USML Announce] Fwd: From Contact Us: FAAB bidding issue


Message from onroto about John Fruit's question.  Unless there are objections from other league members, I am going to treat Onroto as the neutral third-party evaluator on this issue.
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From: <support at onroto.com<mailto:support at onroto.com>>
Date: Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 10:12 AM
Subject: Re: From Contact Us: FAAB bidding issue
To: mbblocker at aol.com<mailto:mbblocker at aol.com>


Hi Mark,

It's quite possible that he did this.  On the bid-meister input page it says 'make
sure to hit reset if you change your mind about what you want to do' because in some
cases, if you initially have a hitter queued but then change your mind and bid on a
pitcher, you might get the hitter.  We need better error checks on that -- but it
happens only once or twice a season, so it's not risen up on the priority list.

So I would believe him and go in and release Tui and give him LaFromboise.

- Scott

> Onroto:  See the text of the email below.  Can you look into this and let me know if
> this is an error by our owner or if he is correct that the system improperly
> recorded his bid?  Our league is USML.  Thanks.      -- Mark Blocker  Mark B.-
> somehow Faab awarded me Matt Tuiasosopo...I am fairly certain I did not place this
> entry (in fact I did intend to waive B. Villareal but had submitted bid on Seattle P
> LaFromboise, not Tuiasosopo).  Any way of looking into that?
> League Abbrev: USML
> User: mblocker
> Sport: baseball



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