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Until recently, defrauders tried to bilk homeowners out of the equity in their homes.— Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News
As it turns out, police in two cities and at least four businesses believe Davis was a con man who preyed on people's trust to bilk them out of thousands of dollars, gain free hotel rooms, and even enjoy a steak dinner on the house.— News from www.rep-am.com
They have saddled everyone of us with a debt of $165,000 for the bail out (so far) and most of that money goes into their pockets in bonuses, guarantees for their failed investments, and other devious ways they bilk people for cash.— doggdot.us
FTC Chairman Jon Liebowitz said the agency is determined to take a tough stand against those who bilk consumers with bogus credit schemes, especially in the current economy.— GS Newswire
First of all, your cable bills will be lower in the short term, but not necessarily in the long term, because you're sitll going to have all the taxes and fees and bullshit, and the cable companies will surely find new ways to bilk us.— Pajiba

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