Posted Thursday 5th March 2009 22:42 GMT
The government is only cracking down on them because it does not like competition. Personally, the people who are stupid enough to fall for these cons were the same ones who bought a house they could not afford, voted for obama, etc. Absolutely no sympathy for them.
Posted Friday 6th March 2009 00:18 GMT
I was happily reading this article until 'the FTC has already reached out to Facebook and Google'. I've heard a lot of this misplaced Reached Out business from septics lately. I'm reaching out to the author, right here, right now, and implore: reach out to your countryfolk one last time and ask them to stop evolving our language. It's not yours, you aren't helping, and you don't even believe in evolution anway. 'Contact' will do just fine.
Posted Friday 6th March 2009 00:22 GMT
This is a great opportunity for the authorities to take out some of those scam artists and put them where they belong, in prison. What are they waiting for?
Posted Friday 6th March 2009 10:26 GMT
Obama and friends don't have a clue what they are doing so I wouldn't stand by the phone waiting for the call that your check is in the mail.
Posted Friday 6th March 2009 10:26 GMT
Some people might step in doggie-doo on a sidewalk.
Many people avoid doing this.
Some people click on 'it's too good to be true' type adverts
Many people avoid doing this.
Can you spot the pattern yet?
No?
Then <click here to win an a gold plated iPod>
Posted Friday 6th March 2009 12:37 GMT
Very funny, your link does not work :(
Posted Friday 6th March 2009 14:37 GMT
Idiots who believed what he was selling in the last election will believe anything.
Although it does look like Team Obama is trying hard to place the spammers in productive jobs. Just look at their press release at http://www.whitehouse.gov/the_press_office/Womens-History-Month-2009/
Posted Friday 6th March 2009 14:45 GMT
>"It doesn't benefit anyone to go to a legitimate website and get pitched by scam artists," Harrington said.
How stupid can you be? Clearly it benefits SOMEONE. I'll venture to say it benefits 2 of the 3 parties involved. Its a shame government devotes pretty much all its energy now to the defense of the stupid. No wonder the world is devolving.
Posted Saturday 7th March 2009 00:27 GMT
If your contract states that you won't provide any of the services offered, then anybody who signs it gets what they deserve. Just charge these companies for the use of Comrade Obama's image and they might pay for the stimulus.
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