Im not saying anyone assumed that, but it would be easy to do.Thats the longest run on sentence in history, but you get im saying.

First of all, that sounds real similar to all those “Equity Skimming” transactions that are on Dateline and 20/20 with people being investigated by the FBI and getting sentenced to Federal prison… Now there is a free place to live!

Funny...http://www.minyanville.com/articles/greenspan-equity-risk-mortgages-credit-mgm/index/a/18365/from/yahooAging Greenspan Losing Ability to Obfuscate Financial IssuesAlan Greenspan, writing in today's Financial Times, offered a lucid and concise explanation of the debt crisis and what is at stake for financial markets, a sign that perhaps the ravages of time have finally caught up with the 82-year-old former Federal Reserve Chairman.Longtime market watchers expecting vintage Greenspan expressed "disappointment" in the former Fed Chairman's simple sentence structure and logical, point-by-point outline.

Before that, I met someone in CO, whos' dad Grant Affleck had just been sentenced to prison for using opm for improper things. .

Your first sentence sounds like a Nigerian scam letter.You will find good help at this forum, so stick around and learn.

Soon they'll want to collapse "Megan's Law" because they feel sexual predators, after their sentences, are cured.

For all I know, the next sentence is, "This would be a horrible injustice, and should never be implemented!"

The second sentence is the same issue, it's already the law, unnecessary, redundant and shows that the contract was not likely drafted by legal counsel.

Your targets are people all over the spectrum and each needs something different.What do you offer in your first sentence?

Notwithstanding the exclusion provided by clause (F) of the last sentence of this paragraph, the term includes any creditor who, in the process of collecting his own debts, uses any name other than his own which would indicate that a third person is collecting or attempting to collect such debts.