very glad sechip got all his money back, that was the only issue that needed addressed and it was in full. Yanks, sir I have seen many times members post comments and display actions that you sir did not reduce yourself too. It is standard that when a member admits wrong doing and settles all debt, the members here accept that and embrace the once wrong member. Repentance has always gone a long way here. Several post as of late highlight that fact. Forgive and Forget. You sir are every bit as much a man of honor as those who also sought forgiveness here. You really had nothing to gain by making things right, yet you did and for that, as I posted before, I respect you. I know you have learned from this experience, and I hope you will no longer take advantage of those who you view as prey. I hope you also know that in life as in this forum, you will be judged differently by various people. By not acting as you did in the beginning, you can avoid this in the future. Thanks for reminding me at least that all actions produce reactions, regardless of intent. You have plenty of time to move forward, setting things right with sechip was a smart move in the right direction. Stay the course.
Repentance my left foot.....
Honorable people do not do these things in the first place, nor do they need to be forced to do right when caught red-handed.
What he had to gain by making things right was avoiding a felony record and jail time for mail/wire fraud.