What is a way to remove the abuser?

I know a lot of places have solicitation rules, and restrictions on passing out literature of any sort on their property.Offline my community seems pretty small, and I'd rather NOT do business with friends, because it's human nature to involve emotions and expect discounts/handouts and such (I've seen this especially with artists - people abuse their talented friend's good deeds).Any suggestions?

Good to hear Josh, maybe an adjustment for anyone who really has abused/abusing the system....I really liked the bulletins and I will be venturing over there more often when the forums are kinda slow....I went to several links and found some great info on short sales.....since I'm involved in one right now (LOL) with Wells Fargo, what I found I didn't like hear but at least I know the games are being played...So, if it had not been for the bulletins, I'd be a little behind on that issue!

If you see a post that is a spam add or an abuse of the rules, simly use the "report post" and if it is moderated, they lose points, you get points, if it is deleted all together, they lose even more ponts, you get more points.

I know this is a bit of a get it of your chest post, and somewhat cathartic for me, BUT I call Borrower abuse on this one!

Section 8 comes from appropriated funds and while HUD may get axed in funding, cuts will probably come from other areas.Like any government agency, there is fraud, waste and abuse, over staffing, probably more pencils purchased than they really use.But cutting the existing Section 8 funds will not be on the tableas they are obligations made.

I know that only because I see posts from her at times on another board, and she no longer lives there.Some people are abusers, and she is one.

So as evil as misleading as it sounds it serves its purpose.I will say that since the ads achieved there purpose I no longer use these, I know have a a landing page I use a website a called, "Fast Equity Network" and "Endless Equity Source" it reads Join Our Buyers List and be the first to receive our exclusive bargains before they reach the public.So once again it does work but make you really have deals to offer and once you achieve a goal stop don't abuse it.

If the debtor's "current monthly income" (1) is more than the state median, the Bankruptcy Code requires application of a "means test" to determine whether the chapter 7 filing is presumptively abusive.

I have heard of nurses who became drug-abusers and have their licenses suspended and then resorted to providing healthcare through venues that would not require a license, I'm not saying that's the case here, but you should be aware that the problem exists.