Avoiding US mail fraud charges while protecting your financial privacy
Steve Schear
s.schear at comcast.net
Sun Jan 25 17:52:04 PST 2004
[From another list..]
A charge of "mail fraud" or "securities fraud" doesn't mean jack shit
anymore. If you exchange money or other financial instruments a
prosecutor can nail you for something. Real fraud does occur, but
prosecutors prefer to go after targets they want to cut down to size,
such as Michael Milken or Martha Stewart. They base their cases on
obscure subjective laws that violate private property rights and are
designed to ensnare everyone.
Using the US postal system can be damaging to your freedom. I was
thinking of re-selling pre-paid domestic, private carrier, envelopes as
this circumvents the USPS and the associated discretionary federal
charges (e.g., mail fraud). Do any on the list think there would be
interest? Will not maintain any postal info after ack of receipt.
Haven't thought about price but it won't be a gouging.
steve
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