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Article #81465Re: $$$ Need cash?$$$ Then you cant miss this! Honesty is the best policy.
From: ke... Andrew Kerr
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 05 Aug 1997 00:00
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Money (he...@money.com) wrote: : If you find this article offensive, please accept my apoliogies to you : and your newsgroup. : First of all, IT'S PERFECTLY LEGAL! (Call 1-800-725-2161) if you : have any questions about the following opportunity to make : $50,000.00 and that probably WITHIN LESS THAN TWO MONTHS! : WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT WORKS ??? : Well, here it goes: Section 206(1)(e) of the Criminal Code of Canada: "206. (1) Every one is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years who (e) conducts, manages or is a party to any scheme, contrivance or operation of any kind by which any person, on payment of any sum of money, or the giving of any valuable security, or by obligating himself to pay the sum of money or give any valuable security, shall become entitled under the scheme, contrivance or operation to receive from the person conducting or managing the scheme, contrivance or operation, or any other person, a larger sum of money or amount of valuable security than the sum or amount paid or given, or to be paid or given, by reason ofthe fact that other persons have paid or given, or obligated themselves to pay or give any sum of money or valuable security under the scheme, contrivance or operation; Emphasis added for understanding Some examples of Pyramid Schemes The Ontario Court of Appeal dealt with a one, two, four, eight pyramid structure in 1982 in Regina v. MacKenzie and Meilleur. The pyramid scheme in this case required that each person would pay in $1000.00, and that the "one" would receive $8000.00 when the "eight" had paid in. After this the pyramid would split, the "two" advance to the "one" position and an additional "eight" would be required for each of the structures before the "one" would be paid and the pyramids again split. The court stated that the section prohibiting pyramid selling "is designed to protect persons from those who would exploit people who understandably dream of substantial monetary gains that materialize overnight. Surely, this is a weakness that is common to most members of the family of mankind. The mathematics of pyramid schemes is such that for most participants other than the instigators the end result must be the loss of their investment." <SHIT ERASED>
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From: ke...@cs.uregina.ca (Andrew Kerr) Subject: Re: $$$ Need cash?$$$ Then you cant miss this! Honesty is the best policy. Date: 1997/08/05 Message-ID: <5s802m$dm0$1@sue.cc.uregina.ca> X-Deja-AN: 262551679 References: <01bca119$b8553ee0$a30dd9cf@p150> Followup-To: alt.3d.misc,alt.3d.rhino,alt.3d.sirds,alt.3d.studio,alt.binaries.3d.lightwave,alt.games.duke3d,alt.games.duke3d.binaries,alt.games.upcoming-3d,alt.graphics.pixutils,alt.pixar.typestry,alt.videogames.3d0.sucks.hard,auburn.hy101a,bln.announce.zi Organization: University of Regina Newsgroups: alt.3d.misc,alt.3d.rhino,alt.3d.sirds,alt.3d.studio,alt.binaries.3d.lightwave,alt.games.duke3d,alt.games.duke3d.binaries,alt.games.upcoming-3d,alt.graphics.pixutils,alt.pixar.typestry,alt.videogames.3d0.sucks.hard,auburn.hy101a,bln.announce.zi MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit