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Re:"MD Judge Orders Investor to Pay $510,968..." - 2006/12/16 20:27
We use shocking headlines (just like the Washington Post, the New York Times, and other pubs) to get attention.
As important as the issue is, I also firmly believe that unless I get your attention, I should not expect you to make the time to actually read what is in the rest of the letter, or flyer.
However, I am curious as to how telling the truth can be labeled as "scare tactics".
I hear the conversations at the club meetings and behind closed doors at the Platinum Club meetings, and on the discussion boards about the number of cases now in the pipeline on this issue. More importantly about the number of "investors" who are telling people that this law is not important because "no one has gone to jail yet..." and words to that affect.
The facts are that the attorney's and the judges are coming after bad actors, and in my opinion, they are going to sweep up the good players with the bad in order to sift things out. The cases, although slow to make the papers, are real.
The posting on the Maryland Bar Association (http://www.msba.org/departments/commpubl/publications/bar_bult/2006/apr/scams.htm) is out there for all to see under the title" "Litigating Foreclosure Rescue Scams ~An Emerging Area of Consumer Law~..." and to me the words "emerging area" are the same as saying, "here's where the money is..."
So if sharing the truth is now labeled as "Scare Tactics" - I guess I have to plead guilty, but I am not sure everyone agrees with this position.
I am genuinely curious to hear other's opinions on this, in addition to Ubangi and Bobby. If others believe this is a shameless "scare tactic" I'll be the first to apologize and change my ways...
Post edited by: sragland, at: 2006/12/16 21:33
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