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Originally posted by 9COBRA8:
BOTIH8R*pbr* can we get your input on this? How about CAFords will pay procharged98 the $32 and you give us an exact date for when you'll pay CAFords back. This post will not be stickied anymore with this arrangement. Does this sound fair? Basicly CAFords will loan you $32 to help you out in these hard times and you can set the date where you'll pay CAFords back. In the mean time procharged98 will be compensated and there would be no reason to have this post stickied here anymore. You're a man of your word and I have no doubt you'll pay CAFords back the $32 on or before the date you set. Sound like a fair deal? It's a win-win situation for everyone. procharged98 will get his money. You will demonstrate you stick to your word and settle your debts and CAFords will gain by not having this clutter in its forums. We're all Ford brothers after all.

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Originally posted by 9COBRA8:
BOTIH8R*pbr* can we get your input on this? How about CAFords will pay procharged98 the $32 and you give us an exact date for when you'll pay CAFords back. This post will not be stickied anymore with this arrangement. Does this sound fair? Basicly CAFords will loan you $32 to help you out in these hard times and you can set the date where you'll pay CAFords back. In the mean time procharged98 will be compensated and there would be no reason to have this post stickied here anymore. You're a man of your word and I have no doubt you'll pay CAFords back the $32 on or before the date you set. Sound like a fair deal? It's a win-win situation for everyone. procharged98 will get his money. You will demonstrate you stick to your word and settle your debts and CAFords will gain by not having this clutter in its forums. We're all Ford brothers after all.

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Josh Courtway aka "BOTIH8R", why did you ignore our offer? Was it not fair? If not, how can we make it fair? We're trying to help you out here, but no one can do that until you help yourself first.

It's not looking good for you man:

http://mach1registry.org/forums/showthread.php?t=72301

http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?t=420952


http://www.californiafords.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=031349

We've never had a scammer as a CAFords member. Talk to us, let us know what's up, there has to be a positive solution to all of this mess hovering around you.

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Damn Matt still a nice guy I see, when you gonna grow up and be an asshole like the rest of us??

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Originally posted by cummins:
Who's Matt???

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A crime in which the perpetrator develops a scheme using the mails to defraud another of money or property. This crime specifically requires the intent to defraud, and is a federal offense governed by section 1341 of title 18 of the U.S. Code. The mail fraud statute was first enacted in 1872 to prohibit illicit mailings with the Postal Service (formerly the Post Office) for the purpose of executing a fraudulent scheme.

Punishment for a conviction under the mail fraud statute is a fine or imprisonment for not more than five years, or both. If, however, the violation affects a financial institution, the punishment is more severe: the statute provides that "the person shall be fined not more than $1,000,000 or imprisoned not more than 30 years, or both."

In recent years Congress has amended the mail fraud statute twice. In 1988 Congress added section 1346, which states that the term "scheme to defraud" includes a scheme to deprive another of the intangible right of honest services. In 1994 Congress expanded the use of the mails to include any parcel that is "sent or delivered by a private or commercial interstate carrier." As a result of these amendments, the mail fraud statute has become a broad act for prosecution of dishonest and fraudulent activities, as long as those crimes involve the mails or an interstate carrier.

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