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Court requires Bidbay.com founder to pay $987,000 for defrauding investors in scheme with three convicted criminals.
Court requires Bidbay.com founder to pay $987,000 for defrauding investors in scheme with three convicted criminals.
December 28, 2009 6:10 PM PST
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Here is an excerpt from the court of appeals:
"Excerpt from the 8th Circuit's opinion rejecting Tannous' appeal: "As an initial matter, Tannous waived his argument regarding sufficiency of the evidence because the issue was not developed in his briefs as required by Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure. It is thus considered abandoned...Sufficient evidence exists supporting the verdict."
Here is another statement:
"Tannous appealed. He lost again last week. The 8th Circuit did acknowledge that the $11 in punitive damages may have been wrongly awarded because of improper jury instructions, but declined to do anything about it."
I don't know why as of yet but will fight this to the end.
I am innocent!!!
Respectfully,
George
What are my 5 shares of BidBay stock, issued May 17, 2000, worth?
They are signed by George Tannous and include a welcome letter.
too funny
- by jenningst September 7, 2009 4:51 PM PDT
- This is the first I've heard about a judgement or anything. We have shares but have had no information in years.
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