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PoindexterOglethorpe

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15. He would have thought it was worth $100 million

Reply to wnylib (Reply #11)

Mon Sep 28, 2020, 05:41 PM

Sep 2020

once developed, but don't pretty much all of his golf courses lose money? I'm also under the impression that most of them simply aren't very good courses. I've never golfed, so I haven't much of an idea about what makes a good golf course.

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THIS is how trump managed to show massive losses [View all] Roland99 Sep 2020 OP

Only someone with a criminal mind thinks up these schemes. madaboutharry Sep 2020 #1

Well, I believe he learned it from his daddy rurallib Sep 2020 #21

OMG! This is so brazen! Please let us see justice in this lifetime rainin Sep 2020 #2

Yup. That's how it's done. Just like your grifter neighbor who marybourg Sep 2020 #3

I keep wondering what the IRS has been doing the past 20 years, regarding Trump. Not just this dameatball Sep 2020 #4

He gets a crooked appraiser to certify marybourg Sep 2020 #7

Yes, good synopsis. Congrats on the retirement! I get the mechanics of the deal, just wondering how dameatball Sep 2020 #8

I've been wondering the same thing. Dark n Stormy Knight Sep 2020 #38

Yes. Maybe the answer is just that simple. dameatball Sep 2020 #39

My investment lawyers, "Dewey, Cheatam, and Howe*"...... MyOwnPeace Sep 2020 #20

Car talk guys I think. Used to listen to them in the garage. Well, I was in the garage not them! dameatball Sep 2020 #24

Yep, that's them! MyOwnPeace Sep 2020 #26

Ray and Tom Magliozzi, MIT 1999 Commencement Address Klaralven Sep 2020 #34

O-M-G!!!!!!!!! MyOwnPeace Sep 2020 #40

This one is sheer fraud./ Baitball Blogger Sep 2020 #5

Two choices central scrutinizer Sep 2020 #6

Maybe Both, But,... ProfessorGAC Sep 2020 #9

Sounds right. chriscan64 Sep 2020 #16

He also plays it both ways as it suits him. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2020 #10

Yes DeminPennswoods Sep 2020 #13

Not saying this is legal because I really wnylib Sep 2020 #11

In that case, I'm gonna write off $10 million for a painting Roland99 Sep 2020 #12

For you, that will stand out like a sore thumb, DeminPennswoods Sep 2020 #14

But if he was a "willing donor" to BunkerBoy........... MyOwnPeace Sep 2020 #22

LOL. wnylib Sep 2020 #32

There ya go! Roland99 Sep 2020 #35

He would have thought it was worth $100 million PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2020 #15

I don't golf either so I wouldn't know. wnylib Sep 2020 #33

I read a story a few years back mercuryblues Sep 2020 #17

And That, My Friend, Is Criminal Fraud The Magistrate Sep 2020 #19

Why yes, yes it is. mercuryblues Sep 2020 #30

That's like house flipping without the work... Illumination Sep 2020 #18

Yep!!!! That's the scam!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MyOwnPeace Sep 2020 #23

Kind of like donating a 1988 Chevy Citation to charity Thunderbeast Sep 2020 #25

Hey Thunderbeast! MyOwnPeace Sep 2020 #27

I like the look! Thunderbeast Sep 2020 #28

The "Best of the Best!" MyOwnPeace Sep 2020 #31

Ha! I used to have one. For about 6 months Roland99 Sep 2020 #29

Shouldn't he owe capital gains on the $100,000,000? Patterson Sep 2020 #36

laundering money for anyone who's got dirty business. librechik Sep 2020 #37