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Subject: finboard
Date: Tue, 08 Mar 94 18:07:47 EST
From: Ken Kelley <kkelley@MIT.EDU>

AAs a confirmed muckraker, I thought it would behoove me to make this
point.  Jen's letter is in no way related to this, but it did make
me remember.

Anyone wanna take bets on exactly how many people there are embezzling from
finboard?
Eg: Group A asks for money, and $500 is awareded.  Finboard now
	has this money.  Group A loses the receipts, and...

No one would ever notice if someone else filled out a form, and took the
money.  No one.  Ever.

They're way too messed up.

so: don't lose your receipts.

:)
Cinaed