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12/08/11 1:30 PM

#103250 RE: ThSeeker #103242

Shortstoppers couldn't make a success at least in part because their business plan clearly stated that their clients were expected to sign over the vast majority (I believe it was 90%) of any moneys they won. I don't remember exactly what the percentage was, but I remember posting when they first were announced as a sub that no one would use them because of that very clause. I was told companies would sign because 10% was better than nothing. I never believed anyone would sign with that type cost.

Jimthorpe

12/08/11 6:59 PM

#103252 RE: ThSeeker #103242

Doesn't shake my confidence one bit,,,As i said will be buying more once the chill is off, Anywhere from 5 - 10 thousand dollars. This is my opinion and will stick with it until it hits or closes,,,which i don't expect..Just because they can't sue ML im sure someone is getting busted in the long run,,,and im banking on RCCH coming through,,,good luck to all,,,this is my opinion and only mine,,do your dd and make your own choices in life