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Ilsa

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10. I don't think anyone excuses the actual fraud. The problem

Reply to linuxman (Reply #8)

Thu Aug 25, 2016, 03:54 PM

Aug 2016

Is all of the chargeback fees, bank fees, then legal fines that get thrown on top of it. A $10 check that could throw the account into overdraft by $1 can create this. How is that right?

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Disgusting !!!! different equation Aug 2016 #1

Rather than require business, corporations and the wealthy Laurian Aug 2016 #2

I wonder how wide spread this type of court is around the country? Stuart G Aug 2016 #3

I'm pretty sure check fraud is a crime in every state. EL34x4 Aug 2016 #4

Restitution is certainly appropriate, but to keep piling on fines and fees Laurian Aug 2016 #7

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Yet it doesn't absolve one of desperation brought on by a coercive system LanternWaste Aug 2016 #6

The person in question willfully wrote bad checks. It's fraud. linuxman Aug 2016 #8

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Legal fraud is ok with you, apparently. GeorgeGist Aug 2016 #12

What legal fraud? linuxman Aug 2016 #13

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