
He has used a lawyer office letterhead each time and has switched lawyers twice. There have been 4 letters. Then he calls and tries to threaten---I usually thought that once in a lawyer's hands then keep it in the lawyers hands. First time one thing, second time another, so forth.
The threat he is using is some sort of garnishment of wages into the future. I suppose the trial would be to determine how much earning potential was lost. I really didn't have the $9500 to loose, I just charged it---I have no money now of course.
First, there are only 2 places on boards he is mentioned. If he goes thru with the lawsuit, I plan on doing a number of things including:
subpoena of LLI income statemements of his 1500 or so associates he claims to have. I know that according to the LLI income disclosure only 2-3% are actually making enough money to live on, the expenses of lead generation are too high to make any real money. A blog for pre-trial updates and requests for support moneywise, a press release, the products have no value in the real world--you cant resell them nor can you sell your position like in a real businees like a franchise, so on and so forth......... for at least a hundred more places of negative publicity instead of the 2 now.
Second....Has anyone heard of a garnishment award such as this in a slander lawsuit?
Third, I personally think its crazy for scammers to sue. I read a post here I believe about that. The only one I have seen is Tim Darnell and he just embarassed himself. What about compliance?
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