[Cfairbank]

So many companies are setting themselves to get slaughtered by regulation (which 100% is coming). Here's an idea, let's stack several positions, double dip merchants into a cycle of debt they can't escape, and take any questionable or borderline tactic and add it to our business model, while claiming to potential regulators we should be allowed to "self-regulate". And yes, COJs will come under increased scrutiny in this space.

[FUNd]

So many companies are setting themselves to get slaughtered by regulation (which 100% is coming). Here's an idea, let's stack several positions, double dip merchants into a cycle of debt they can't escape, and take any questionable or borderline tactic and add it to our business model, while claiming to potential regulators we should be allowed to "self-regulate". And yes, COJs will come under increased scrutiny in this space.

I don't see how a judge can't just kick a COJ out of court when it's presented to be enforced. Doesn't seem legal to have someone confess to a civil wrong before they commit the act.

[Chambo]

I don't see how a judge can't just kick a COJ out of court when it's presented to be enforced. Doesn't seem legal to have someone confess to a civil wrong before they commit the act.

A judge cannot throw out a decision? Cannot void a contract? ABSOLUTELY they can

[FUNd]

A judge cannot throw out a decision? Cannot void a contract? ABSOLUTELY they can

Yep, that's what I was wondering. So in all likelihood, all these are is a waste of time and a scare tactic.

[Chambo]

Yep, that's what I was wondering. So in all likelihood, all these are is a waste of time and a scare tactic.

Depending on the judge and venue

[mcaguru]

I don't see how a judge can't just kick a COJ out of court when it's presented to be enforced. Doesn't seem legal to have someone confess to a civil wrong before they commit the act.

I just spoke to a guy that likes buying big skyscrapers (ones you don't need to wear sunglasses on that entire block and can snap your neck trying to see the top) and he told me COJ are common to sign before an act is committed.

[FUNd]

I just spoke to a guy that likes buying big skyscrapers (ones you don't need to wear sunglasses on that entire block and can snap your neck trying to see the top) and he told me COJ are common to sign before an act is committed.

I was a little concerned about regulation until my pet looked me in the eye and with out him batting an eye he told me the following:


Read My Lips "DONALD TRUMP"



(not that I'm against regulation when its for safety or an uneducated individual (although "The Donald" loves the uneducated), we don't want regulation to make it illegal to give away 30% of a company to investors so grandkids don't own 100%/etc B2B we are talking smart business owners that when a crunch happens they don't need to layoff employees).

In the great words of Everest, WTF are you talking about?

[mcaguru]

In the great words of Everest, WTF are you talking about?

Rap up the deal your working on and than read it again or call me.

[FUNd]

Rap up the deal your working on

YO, I'm workin' on dis deal,
Gonna make legit money, not steal.
When they sign it today,
I aint got no time to play,
Got to go get another fo real.

[Sachip24]

YO, I'm workin' on dis deal,
Gonna make legit money, not steal.
When they sign it today,
I aint got no time to play,
Got to go get another fo real.

Bars

[J.Celifarco]

So many companies are setting themselves to get slaughtered by regulation (which 100% is coming). Here's an idea, let's stack several positions, double dip merchants into a cycle of debt they can't escape, and take any questionable or borderline tactic and add it to our business model, while claiming to potential regulators we should be allowed to "self-regulate". And yes, COJs will come under increased scrutiny in this space.

yes yes and yes.. There is nothing about this that isnt going to bite companies in the ass