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Originally Posted by KHAMM4
I agree to a certain extent, but I do not think it is right to post ANYONES address or phone number on the internet. Yes, we need information but there has to be a line drawn somewhere. It is not right. So, my suggestion would be to send any of this info privately. Especially if you have no concrete information about someone being involved. I don't even think it was right to post Pams address and phone number even though she was involved with Lou we all know that is no longer the case and she is not the one we need to go after. Come on people, this is the internet and it is viewable by anyone. I don't think it is safe or fair to some.
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I empathize with your position. However I do believe when people have bennefitted from this theft and participated in it that they gave up their rights voluntarilly.
What about those of us who trusted these folks and now may loose our homes and sense of security because of their greed or willingness to give assistance to the theft.
There is no question about people like Steve Johnson, Todd from the Spartenburg office who were soliciting funds even after the shut down. Protect these folks and they go on to harm more. People need to know there are real and serious consequences for this. It should include and not be limited to social outcast and being held accountable in every way.
My family now suffers because of their scam...well, I believe is the pressure from their neighbors,family and closest to them that may cause them to step up and be better people.
So post it and anything you have for the sake of us and the rest of the world if they get away with this and move on to the next scam. As Rivas is the true evidence even 8 years in prison could not protect us...
Protecting these folks is an equal crime in my opinion.