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To: FromLori
Some regulators complain that the use of Ms. Kunkle's name reflects an epidemic of mass-produced, sloppy and inaccurate documentation in the debt-collection industry.

How about fraud?

If a business is submitting documents as having been reviewed and signed off on by a person who did not do so, why is that not fraud?

Whether the person is alive or dead, works for the company or not, the issue is whether the review indicated by the signature was performed, and it seems irrefutable that many if not most were not. It only came out in this case because the lady was dead.

7 posted on 12/31/2010 9:48:01 AM PST by Sherman Logan
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To: Sherman Logan

“How about fraud?”

Yes looks like Perjury and that is a Felony but I guess it just depends on who is committing the crime. We have become a Banana Republic it seems since the only laws being enforced are against the citizens. If we truly were a nation of laws they would be applied across the board and they are not they called this cutting corners rather then a crime and charging them.


11 posted on 12/31/2010 9:56:53 AM PST by FromLori (FromLori)
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