GreyWolf

Agree PP, but there are plenty bigger fish in real world scenarios wearing suits and the face of respectability and ripping off big time. They also cover all levels of industries from the nice polished boardroom table or the office of a leader of a nation downwards and cover almost every aspect of life from construction to legal. Where there is money, the leeches will be there.

Only my , but just can't see any reason to trust anyone with money - that includes "prime" banks, mutual funds or whatever they care to call themselves. People in positions of trust are no better, (tho, there has to be some honest people out there??). Simple example - one occasion we accquired docs read out by a certain country leader to his government. The doc was "supposed" to be dated in the spring of a year at the time of a purported contract, but they faked it up and forgot to tell the typist to pre-date the doc to match a contract date in the spring. So.. she types it up and dates it when she typed it - in October - yet nobody noticed???? This shit was worth many millions, but all totally fraudulent.

We may have fat John, his "Doctor" and his crooked siblings playing board games behind the scenes at iBill and a few other crooked people on a lower level hovering around, but generally it does not appear to be more than mainstream. If it's not one form of swindle it's another - and sometimes can even be called "legal" (often because they have a crooked lawyer).

OK.. we also have the "one for you, two for me" spreadsheets at a few sponsors and they literally got off with millions (and still do) - but, that's not unusual in "real world" scenarios and where they thieve much more funds. If the adult industry has hardcore evidence of fraud - it's easy to let the rope hang out for more evidence - then dump the lot on LE for a raid without any mention on boards. But will they? Doubt it - we can be our own worst enemies.