You need help mate.

This post is about the depths to which scumbags sink while ripping off the poorest, most vulnerable people in the land. It's not about the relative merits of old colonial battles between privileged land & slave-owning elites.

Furthermore, the sole reason that I won't revisit the USA is that I'd now be treated as a criminal before I even boarded a plane in the UK with full CRB checks, fingerprinting and even retinal scans. Why on earth would I want to spend MY money and boost their economy by visiting a place that would treat me like that? In fact, I positively withhold as much of my personal spend as possible that I consider goes to supporting the US-imposed world fear hegemony.

When the paranoid "war on terror" goes, I may return. Hopefully by then, you'll have found the help you so obviously need and we can then discus the role of cinema in describing the reality or otherwise of "The West" over a nice cup of tea or a cold beer.

First of all there are real cowboys, and if you had any intellect other than piss ant, you might be able to understand this and wipe your own ass. However; given that you stated you are from the UK only further justifies the fact you don’t know shit about the western states of the U.S.A. as well as is proof why us yanks were able to shove the Union Jack up your asses during our revolution. Furthermore; you don’t have the balls to come out to Casper or Laramie Wyoming and make that kind of statement and is yet another reason why you all lost the bloody WAR! Finally; shut the hell up, your wisdom is merely that which comes out the south end of north bound bull……

Bang out of order!

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Essentially, it's a payday loan website and a "customer" couldn't pay their way.

The clauses on the website made the person sign away their right to be involved in any legal action against the business – a class action to be specific.

This Wisconsin court decision clarifies this plainly sensible result – something that should never, ever have made light of day in a "just" country like the US (or UK).

It seems plain to me that signing away your right to legal redress for the privilege of being part of any contract – is bollocks. It's one of the cornerstones of our justice system and chucking away one's rights is just plain slavery.

Better Bullshit Bureau.

The latest on the Trump thing is here:
http://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/casdc…

In October, Trump got claims about breach of contract, breach of implied covenant, money had and received, and violation of California Unfair Competition Law dismissed…

However, the class claims are going ahead with regard to negligent misrepresentation, fraud and false promise, under Rule 9(b) for failure to allege claims w/ sufficient particularity which means that Trump failed to specify which bits of his doings were okay in the class claim.

So "negligent misrepresentation, fraud and false promise". That's about it in toto for most of what we've seen with the ne're-do-wells on the web, eh?

And maybe someone should start looking into Trump's plans for a golf course in Scotland, properly. A recent Radio 5 bit had quite a few locals pissed off about it, with one or two "chamber of commerce" types all for it. See :
http://www.trippinguptrump.com/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/may/26/donald-t… http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10156412 http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/2…

I still get spam from Chubby Allen and all the other smokies – several per day. I don't bother clicking the unsubscribe links as the usual thing is that I get even more spam from Bubbly, Blustering Bob. I have enough spam samples from the Optimistic Oaf now to fill a library.

Amongst 88 other sites sitting on the Prosper Learning server are RobertGallenCoaching.com and Trumpucoaching.com

The latter has their Whois hidden (something to hide Mr Trump?) while RobertGallenCoaching.com is registered to:

Jade Koyle

5072 N 300 W

Suite 220

Provo

Utah

84604

USA

Prosper Learnings website says that Jade Koyle is "Executive VP Online Marketing, Prosper Inc"

esuccessinc.com ; adcafe.com and Wealth-coaching.com are also registered to Jade Koyle at the same Utah address. Several other Prosper websites are registered to:

Ethan Willis

Prosper, Inc.

5072 N 300 W

Suite 240

Provo

Utah

84604

USA

Ethan Willis is the co-founder of Prosper Learning.

Here is an interview with him (now taken offline hence the cache) in which he proudly boasts about buying bulk email address lists of 1 million emails:

Adrian Bye: "Basically, you went looking for buyer leads on the Internet?"

Ethan Willis: "Right. This was even before a lot of people were doing CPA. It was primarily CPM where you’re paying $1,000 for one million names. We’d do a drop to that. We didn’t know what to expect, but all of a sudden we started getting 300, 400, 500, and even up to 1,000 leads a day. We then started trying to find more lists in which to drop."

webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:h0kpmYxvF4QJ:meetinnovators.com/2008/07/03/ethan-willis-from-prosper-inc/+Ethan+Willis+scam&cd=10&hl=en&ct=clnk

Just because he paid $1000 per million names instead of harvesting them himself, doesn't mean it's not spam…

And yet prosper still has an A rating with the BBB (Business bullshit bureau?) despite over 300 complaints!

bbb.org/utah/business-reviews/business-coaching-companies/prosper-in-provo-ut-22005501

The Donald Trump University is alleged to be promoted via spam:
http://www.rickconner.net/spamweb/spam_trump.html

and is also the subject of a lawsuit:

Lawsuit: Trump University a Scam, Suit Claims

A group of consumers has filed suit against Trump University, the financial institution that holds itself out as a vehicle to instant wealth and happiness, alleging that the only thing they got from the school was a massive amount of debt.

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2010/05/tru… http://gawker.com/5530699/donald-trumps-scam-scho…

Just this week Donald Trump announced his interest in running for US President. Lets hope that never happens!

Vote YES for their incarceration.

I wish I'd done a sceenshot at the time, because it's back to the old template now!

'http://www.msicourse.com/campaigns/rgaplus/index.php

I thought I'd spotted this firing up a while back – so I checked. I had!

I also had an interesting bit of feedback as there are TWO Prospers!! So be careful to get the right one! See:
http://strangelyperfect.tv/7229/what-no-google-us…

While there, notice how 'Ken Blanchard' is mentioned again (he's in the bit about Ethan Willis you mention), and if you've got the time, and need a laff, have a look at Ken's management mentoring skills in the video link I provided…

And for the real scum, it seems that they just hang low for a bit and then continue along their merry thieving ways, doesn't it?

Same working practices.

Same modus operandi.

Same business support structures.

(I laid it all out with selected scam complaints through the years about ol' Bobby Allen and his scheming tricks in that posting)

Utah really has some serious problems and it's brave people who volunteer to stick their head above the parapet in Utah and go against the loaded, self-seeking politicians and easy-going 'business' laws.

One such is Eric S Peterson, and I said as much last August here:
http://strangelyperfect.tv/4308/google-revolution…

…notice how my original posting is called "Google Revolution, Different Name, Same Scam!"

They just don't go away, and it seems that individuals can only get redress by clubbing together under class action lawsuits or with the backing or on the coat-tails of wealthy businesses or individuals doing the same.

And it's getting worse….. Not only are the laws ineffectual and the lawmakers and state governors etc as bent as a nine-bob note, they're now trying to make it legal in Utah and then the rest of the USA to sell snake oil!!!

YUP!

You'll find this on a comment from @Vogel here, although it's probably in the comment archive which is thousands long now…
http://www.lazymanandmoney.com/monavie-scam-was-m…

Essentially it's a couple of Utah/Colorado Republicans who are promoting some legislation called

The Free Speech About Science Act of 2010 — HR 4913

This is what one Republican Governor says on his website:

It is important for individuals and families to take charge of their personal health by making the right decisions to get and stay healthy. This includes accessing information so that individuals can adjust habits, eat healthy, and take appropriate dietary supplements to prevent and even treat health conditions. The Free Speech About Science Act helps insure their access to legitimate scientific research to make the necessary decisions to improve their personal health and the health of their families. Today s science has shown that vitamins and nutritional supplements can offer successful, natural alternatives to drugs. As we begin to reform our nation s healthcare system, supplements are an innovative way to help reduce costs. The Free Speech About Science Act is a common sense act that will make it easier for doctors and consumers to learn about the cheaper, healthier alternatives to costly medicines that food and nutritional supplements provide.

This gobbledegook is set to give carte-blanche to the Utah snake oil salesmen to sell their wares, any wares nearly, as 'medicine' with only the most baldest of statements to back them up.

It gives an idea of the real stink in Utah (and it's not just the Great Salt Lake) and how the minds of a whole raft of society there works. From there, it'll only be a small leap to legalise negative options and invisible sign-ups to a multitude of scam companies as "consumer choice"….

This is why I say that the journalist on the SLC Weekly, Eric S Peterson, "puts his life on the line each time he lays pen to paper"

britishnewsdaily.com/consumer-tips-weekly/

With the usual as seen on crap- this time it's as seen on Sky News, BBC, The Sun and Forbes no less!

Plus the usual baloney about posting links :

Step 1

Go to this link, fill out a basic online form and hit submit at Work From Home Kits Official Web Site (pay the small fee for access)

Step 2

Follow the directions and set up an account. Then they will give you the website links to post. Start posting those links. They track everything.

Step 3

You will receive your first cheque in about a week. Or you can start to have them wire directly into your bank account. (Your first cheques will be about £500 to £1,500 a week. Then it goes up from there. It depends on how many links you posted online.)

Click on the link and it goes via web-track.com to

msicourse.com/campaigns/rgahd/index.php

More as seen as logos and the annoying voice of Robert Allen.

Note the bit which says:

"Services are provided by Prosper, Inc., which has been specially selected by Robert Allen to provide education and guidance throughout your program. "

Yes – Prosper Inc of Provo Utah – the Prosper of the bizarre waterboarding allegations:
http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/article-7772-calle…

Here is the CEO Ethan Willis as mentioned on Saundraks Utah Scams blog: http://utahscams.blogspot.com/ http://meetinnovators.com/2008/07/03/ethan-willis…

Fill in some fake info and you get taken to the payment page – the trial price? 666 – well £6.66 – yes really!

First Delaware:

"$247 up-front, for a $300 credit line"

httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=FunpS4QXcRI

And First Premier Bank, as detailed in the main post above:

httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=Ky0ZcUeiEpk
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