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By james on 01-14-09
Can’t trust the banks, can’t trust the stock brokers, can’t trust the realtors, can’t trust the finacial advisers, I guess it’s time to keep my money under the matress again.
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By Have another, Rich on 01-14-09
And soon to find out that you can’t trust “attorneys” either, especially here in Kalispell. Watch out for the “Lawmen”.
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By Rich & Russ xoxoxo on 01-14-09
Jeez, the last time we heard from Rick Dejana he was playing brown nose with Russ Crowder of Xmas card lawsuit fame. Where do you dig these nut cases up?
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By Indian Joe on 01-14-09
Hey - wait one minute the Daily Inter- Lake has said [or quoted some expert] that we are in a protective bubble. This can’t happen to our reality gurus.
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By Fubar on 01-14-09
What part of “TRUST ACCOUNT” doesn’t this outfit understand. Now we have to carry contracts with us for those “professionals’ to sign to protect us from “those people” from stealing our money.
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By Sarayu on 01-15-09
There’s a more sinister crime here! If this is allowed to play out in bankruptcy court the exchanger funds will be consumed by the so-called legal administrative fees and expenses… The monies held in trust for the benefit of the exchangers should not be drug through bankruptcy court. This is, afterall, THEFT, plain and simple!
The facilitators of this theft should be prosecuted in a criminal court and ordered to pay full restitution,,. Bankruptcy and 1031 like-kind exchange laws both have to change!
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By Abby on 01-30-09
Just plain and simple greed by Mark . . must have needed more money for his mansion that is now for sale with the asking price recently dropping 25%. Desperate? Wonder what his family will do when he goes to jail? Disgusting!
Yep . . can’t trust anybody.
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Let’s be civil. The Flathead Beacon encourages vigorous discussion and lively debate, but we will delete comments that attack other readers, make accusations we can’t verify, stray too far off topic, criticize local businesses (call them if you have a problem), convict someone of a crime, use profanity or are simply judged to be in bad taste. We don’t always have someone moderating comments, so we ask for your help: If you see a comment that violates these ground rules, or you simply deem it offensive, please e-mail editor [at] flatheadbeacon.com. The views expressed in the comments section do not reflect those of the Beacon.
By james on 01-14-09
Can’t trust the banks, can’t trust the stock brokers, can’t trust the realtors, can’t trust the finacial advisers, I guess it’s time to keep my money under the matress again.
By Have another, Rich on 01-14-09
And soon to find out that you can’t trust “attorneys” either, especially here in Kalispell. Watch out for the “Lawmen”.
By Rich & Russ xoxoxo on 01-14-09
Jeez, the last time we heard from Rick Dejana he was playing brown nose with Russ Crowder of Xmas card lawsuit fame. Where do you dig these nut cases up?
By Indian Joe on 01-14-09
Hey - wait one minute the Daily Inter- Lake has said [or quoted some expert] that we are in a protective bubble. This can’t happen to our reality gurus.
By Fubar on 01-14-09
What part of “TRUST ACCOUNT” doesn’t this outfit understand. Now we have to carry contracts with us for those “professionals’ to sign to protect us from “those people” from stealing our money.
By Sarayu on 01-15-09
There’s a more sinister crime here! If this is allowed to play out in bankruptcy court the exchanger funds will be consumed by the so-called legal administrative fees and expenses… The monies held in trust for the benefit of the exchangers should not be drug through bankruptcy court. This is, afterall, THEFT, plain and simple!
The facilitators of this theft should be prosecuted in a criminal court and ordered to pay full restitution,,. Bankruptcy and 1031 like-kind exchange laws both have to change!
By Abby on 01-30-09
Just plain and simple greed by Mark . . must have needed more money for his mansion that is now for sale with the asking price recently dropping 25%. Desperate? Wonder what his family will do when he goes to jail? Disgusting!
Yep . . can’t trust anybody.