it tends to belie your claim of "mass theft amounting to billions and billions of dollars"MIAMI - A U.S. jury decided Wednesday that Toronto-based TD Bank owes an investment group $67 million for its role in a $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme that was operated by a now disbarred attorney, Scott Rothstein.
... oh it's not my claim, it was reported on the news. it didn't happen?Sorry, but when the opening paragraph reads: it tends to belie your claim of "mass theft amounting to billions and billions of dollars"
"operated by a now disbarred attorney, Scott Rothstein."... a florida court has convicted td bank of conspiring with a lawyer to commit mass theft amounting to billions and billions of dollars. story HERE ...
... td is one of the banks that the harper government has openly bragged about being the best in the world. sounds pretty corrupt to me ...
... td bank was the victim? not if the lawyer was using td bank to commit the fraud. it's just not credible to say that td bank didn't know it was being used to commit a scam amounting to over a billion dollars ..."Testimony and court documents show that Rothstein used an account at a TD Bank branch as an integral part of the scheme."
TD was integral to the scheme? Well, yeah. Sounds like it was a victim of the scam as much as others were victims, to me.
I can see appeals coming.
"operated by a now disbarred attorney, Scott Rothstein."
"Testimony and court documents show that Rothstein used an account at a TD Bank branch as an integral part of the scheme. Conspirators in his scheme allegedly posed as TD Bank employees, and one of Rothstein's associates devised a fake TD Bank website on which fake account balances were posted for investors."
TD was integral to the scheme? Well, yeah. Sounds like it was a victim of the scam as much as others were victims, to me.
I can see appeals coming.
Rothstein, however, insisted during the 10-day deposition that his only hope of eventual freedom was to tell the full truth.
"I would be a fool to lie," he said, according to testimony transcripts.
Sorry, but when the opening paragraph reads: it tends to belie your claim of "mass theft amounting to billions and billions of dollars"
... been defrauded by td a few times. won't go near 'em ...They turn you down for a loan?
lmao... td bank was the victim? not if the lawyer was using td bank to commit the fraud. it's just not credible to say that td bank didn't know it was being used to commit a scam amounting to over a billion dollars ...
Of course not.This is the part that I loved.
A man convicted of fraud would never lie, right? Lol.
O'd like to see more of the Miami fed court proceedings, for sure. lolThe only part to me that looks like TD may have had some involvement is the former CEO or whatever, whom Rothstein claims to have paid off. But nothing in the article about the money trail or evidence of the payoff. Just a he said, he said.
Still a jury did find some liability, doesn't mean the entire operation is fraudulent though.
lolC'mon, $67 million/billions and billions. Potato/tomato. Don't get so hung up on semantics man.![]()
... td bank was clearly participating in the laundering of the proceeds of the lawyer's criminal theft in this case. in some countries money laundering is illegal ...lmao
You scam someone into lending you their tools and then you go rob a jewelry store with those tools, it isn't the person that you borrowed the tools from that should be doing the Jailhouse Rock.
better head for Miami and lodge a complaint with the feds then.... been defrauded by td a few times. won't go near 'em ...
... yeah, 'cause you won't ever see the canadian government taking action against 'em ...better head for Miami and lodge a complaint with the feds then.
lmao
You scam someone into lending you their tools and then you go rob a jewelry store with those tools, it isn't the person that you borrowed the tools from that should be doing the Jailhouse Rock.
O'd like to see more of the Miami fed court proceedings, for sure. lol
Look, dingbat, banks are just as prone to scams as people are. Especially by sleazy lawyers. Explain how the bank would know it's taking part in the laundering if the lawyer had conned the bank.... td bank was clearly participating in the laundering of the proceeds of the lawyer's criminal theft in this case. in some countries money laundering is illegal ...
lol You're joking, right? The TD is immensely richer than the Canadian gov't.... yeah, 'cause you won't ever see the canadian government taking action against 'em ...
Sorry. lolGreat! Now I'll have Elvis in my head all evening, thank you very much!![]()
I have no love for banks either but I hate lawyers more, even if they are a goofy bunch that work for that other place's fed. lolSo would I, I'd like to see what politicians he's bribed too. Apparently there were "lots" of them.
Joking aside, I trust the big banks about as far as I can throw them. Just the legit bank fees alone are frigging criminal!
... i'm not a dingbat ...Look, dingbat, banks are just as prone to scams as people are. Especially by sleazy lawyers. Explain how the bank would know it's taking part in the laundering if the lawyer had conned the bank.
I have no love for banks either but I hate lawyers more, even if they are a goofy bunch that work for that other place's fed. lol
You're not very good at convincing people of that.... i'm not a dingbat ...
Get real. Banks in Canada don't need to resort to criminal activity to make money. It's rolling in by the billion.... and, yes, banks DO partake in criminal activity and td bank DID get convicted in this case. in this ecomony banks will do anything to make cash, including engaging in criminal activity such as theft and money laundering, which is what this story is all about ...
lolLawyers, bankers, politicians, they all have their own special circle of hell right? Or did Dante leave em out? (Maybe he was afraid he wouldn't get his loan!)