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I am not so sure ...
The largest offender was/is in the mortgage business. They have to have a source of money for that. They also have to have various licenses and if, as a result of this judgement, they are found to be improperly licensed, that could result in jail time. They will also face potential liability from their clients if they get shut down. There could be unexpected reverberations before its all through. AT LEAST they got a judgement, and a big one at that. That is a start.
Posted by: George Mitchell   Posted on: 12/19/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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default judgments = paper tiger  Squawkbox | 12/19/04
I am not so sure ...  George Mitchell | 12/19/04
You are probably right George if it goes that far  Squawkbox | 12/19/04
Ya think?  Wolfie2K3 | 12/20/04
The whole point ...  George Mitchell | 12/20/04
Yes!!!  George Mitchell | 12/19/04
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Here.  Yen_z | 12/20/04
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Collecting question  IT Scion | 12/20/04
Collecting answer  sjmug@... | 12/20/04
I hope the appeal is denied and this sets a precedence. (NT)  Update victim | 12/21/04
ISP wins $1 billion in spam suit  DJnRF | 12/22/04

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