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: Business Law Prof BlogCan an investor reasonably rely on a promise of a return of 4900% in two months?
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On March 18, the SEC "charged a South Carolina-based attorney and a cohort with securities fraud for bilking investors in a high-yield investment scheme that promised rates of return as high as 4,900 percent in just two months." Meanwhile, Prof....Full post as published by Business Law Prof Blog on April 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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