"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those
radio
stations in SA.

As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust.

Like everything you've done your entire life...
...in someone else's name!

Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding
probate.

For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a
brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be
traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid
probate and for certain tax advantages.

A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the
owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held
under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors
are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those
radio
stations in SA.

As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust.

Like everything you've done your entire life...
...in someone else's name!

Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding
probate.

But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself.



For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a
brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be
traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid
probate and for certain tax advantages.

A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the
owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held
under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors
are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity.

Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything.

Always been in 'someone else's name', etc.

Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting.

I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those
radio
stations in SA.

As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust.

Like everything you've done your entire life...
...in someone else's name!

Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding
probate.

But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself.



For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a
brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be
traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid
probate and for certain tax advantages.

A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the
owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held
under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors
are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity.

Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything.

Always been in 'someone else's name', etc.

Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting.

I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am.

Hey, I love kickin' gay-lick ass!

Now, if I were you, you might consider hauling your little hind-lick faux ass
outta here and make a new start somewhere else in 2008.

Something for your faux Hispanic cock sucking brain to think about, eh?

And, as always, leave the SWBC DX to the big boys.

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Now, if I were you, you might consider hauling your little hind-lick faux
ass
outta here and make a new start somewhere else in 2008.

Something for your faux Hispanic cock sucking brain to think about, eh?

And, as always, leave the SWBC DX to the big boys.


Started the new year with a major binge, or a fresh supply of pain killers,
eh?

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Now, if I were you, you might consider hauling your little hind-lick faux
ass
outta here and make a new start somewhere else in 2008.

Something for your faux Hispanic cock sucking brain to think about, eh?

And, as always, leave the SWBC DX to the big boys.


Started the new year with a major binge, or a fresh supply of pain killers,
eh?

Well, at least I didn't start it off by lying my ass off, faux boy!

dxAcehole , Supreme Commander United Michigan Militias (S.C.U.M.M.) wrote:

Hey, I love lickin' gay ass!


We know, Bozo. You'd be well advised to jeep your perversions out of an
ostensibly family oriented newsgroup.




mike

m II wrote:

dxAcehole , Supreme Commander United Michigan Militias (S.C.U.M.M.) wrote:

Hey, I love lickin' gay ass!

We know, Bozo. You'd be well advised to jeep your perversions out of an
ostensibly family oriented newsgroup.

Jeep? Were you drunk when you posted that?

m II wrote:

Hey, I love lickin' gay ass!

I'll bet you do, Canuck!

dxAce wrote:

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those
radio
stations in SA.

As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust.

Like everything you've done your entire life...
...in someone else's name!

Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding
probate.

But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself.



For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a
brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be
traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid
probate and for certain tax advantages.

A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the
owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held
under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors
are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity.

Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything.

Always been in 'someone else's name', etc.

Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting.

I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am.

I'll be calling them first thing tomorrow.

Nothing faux about that, eh boy?

dxAce wrote:

dxAce wrote:

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those
radio
stations in SA.

As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust.

Like everything you've done your entire life...
...in someone else's name!

Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding
probate.

But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself.



For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a
brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be
traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid
probate and for certain tax advantages.

A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the
owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held
under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors
are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity.

Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything.

Always been in 'someone else's name', etc.

Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting.

I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am.

I'll be calling them first thing tomorrow.

Nothing faux about that, eh boy?

And, if you don't believe that, get in touch with Mr. Bryant!