Sorry, you look just like Miguel Sandoval (he plays the district attorney on NBC's show Medium).

And nowhere is that help needed more than here in Southwest Florida.I was interviewed by NBC about this.

I would interpret that to mean any written offer even if electronically transmitted to be required to be submitted to the seller.

All this with the help of someone tied to and recruited by the HML lender for the purpose of skirting the law (if they get away with it) which makes the HML and the buyer and the RE agent accomplices in the act of attempting to (if not actually doing it) defraud the bank of what they could have actually gotten should the other offers have been transmitted to the bank.Which brings to mind an old addage:Oh what a web we weave when we first try to decieve.DONT DO IT!

BTW, I didn't catch any ITD's (Investment Transmitted Diseases) from them!

the morning I read the news story, I also looked at an ABC (for sure) column and an NBC (I think, if I recall correctly) column...the stories I read at the time did not report that it was an oil exec's house.

Auction Network calls within minutes of auction end to tell me I had the high bid but there was a problem transmitting it to the auction site and that they would forward it on to see what they wanted to do.

J ScottYes, I am against the draft as well.As for your example's about Fox, similar things can be said about CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, MSNBC, etc....

You see, insurance companies have these neat things called computers that transmit, store and organize data.

A restriction impairs if it: (1) unreasonably delays or prevents use of; (2) unreasonably increases the cost of; or (3) precludes a person from receiving or transmitting an acceptable quality signal from an antenna covered under the rule.