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Old 08-21-2004, 01:33 PM  
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Originally posted by Kimmykim
Well Smokey, here we go.

And I'll go slowly.

If someone were receiving money from a fraudulent account, even if it were their sponsor, and the money that was in the ePassporte system originated in a fraudulent manner, the blame is on the sponsor, not on ePassporte.
im not talking about blame.. I'm talking about $$$$.

If a guy goes into 7-11 and buys a slurpee with a stolen credit card visa doesn't SEIZE the 7-11.

Ok now this isn't the best example but lets say 7-11 commited a fraud and then you went in with your cc and bought something visa wouldn't close your account.

The money has to be returned yes, but this sounds fairly unlegal.

If a mobster hires a pool guy ( unknwn to the pool guy ) your basically seizing money that the pool guy earned because the mobster got it illegally. That doesn't mean the poolguy shouldn't earn his money , he didn't know shit.. All he did was clean a pool and your taking his money..
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