[ExI] Social right to have a living

[BillK]

On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 2:30 AM, Samantha Atkins wrote:
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> Default on a contract and you get called in front of the DRO (dispute
> resolution organization) agreed to as part of the contract.  If you default
> on the DROs judgment or blow them off  then others will be very unlikely to
> do business with you or trust you.  There are also escrow type arrangements
> without involving a state.  You don't need a state for such defaulting on
> agreements to receive much negative feedback.   You don't get impartiality
> from a government.
>
>

The crooks don't care about negative feedback, or peoples' opinions.
Offer a cheaper price and people will avoid escrow systems.

Look at the scam artists on the Internet. How many people do you think
do repeat business with them?
None - but there are always new punters sending money in. So the huge
profits keep rolling in.
If eventually business winds down, start up a new company and carry on.

You don't even have to offer a product. Just offer hope of a cure, or
a hope of receiving more money back, or a hope of good luck in the
future, or............

If you can get the government in your pocket, like the banksters, then
just pay a fine occasionally  and carry on ripping people off.

To stop scams and white-collar crime you need a legal system of
justice, law enforcement, jail time and requisition of ill-gotten
gains.
The US used to have that. They should consider trying it again sometime.


BillK