Other companies I know of stay within the anti-solicitation rules by avoiding mentioning anything about the investments and service on the web.  

While I'm generally anti license for anything, where the license exists it's frustrating to see those without breaking the law and reaping the benefits.

It could also drive increased anti STR laws.

It may be $200/mo out of the money, but anything intrinsic right now in an anti-investment period(like right now where holding cash > investments) likely has major draw backs.

I am hearing that the washington state anti-flipping law (the requirement that a licensed contractor be on title if purchased and sold within one year) is being lifted by the end of this month.

Texas has anti-S.L.A.P. statutes which help dismiss suits from bad, though truthful, publications. 

Then give some real time for dealers, and doctors that prescribe thousands of pills a month to one patient (knowing they couldn't possibly need them for a legitimate purpose) and take the license away from the doctor to practice medicine.

The "anti-guru" conference lived up to its billing.

@ curt davis while i'm as anti-credit card as much as anyone, I do disagree with you in that, in some instances for some people, it can work.

Kind of anti climactic, huh?