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Me on the side of the metals dealers?
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Matthew Shelley
Dec 28, 2009, 5:33:02 PM12/28/09
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I would rather eat the insoles out of an old pair of my sneakers, but
in this case the judge appeared to rule correctly. It's not a case of
whether this particular dealer has questionable business practices
because it is part of the public record that they do. It's not a first
amendment issue either. It's an issue of attempted extortion on the
part of the customers and that's what the judge ruled against.
in this case the judge appeared to rule correctly. It's not a case of
whether this particular dealer has questionable business practices
because it is part of the public record that they do. It's not a first
amendment issue either. It's an issue of attempted extortion on the
part of the customers and that's what the judge ruled against.
http://www.forbes.com/2009/12/28/silver-investors-...
It makes me want to spit up to say this, but Monex was on the right
side in this case. If you want to take a swipe at a firm like this,
make sure you dot all of your I's and cross your T's because you can
be sure that they have good legal advice on their side. They wouldn't
have survived this long without it.
Matthew Shelley
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