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Has anyone had any dealings with someone named Henry Higgins? I received this email from him yesterday:
"You are practicing law without a license by telling people that cash gifting is legal, when it is not. Read this from the Illinois State Bar Association's newsletter of April 16. Oh, and by the way, I found a law that makes it legal for me to send you a bomb as long as I don't use the postal service ;> "
Gift club guru in default
The ISBA and people of Illinois scored a victory against the unauthorized practice of law on March 15, when a 7th Judicial Circuit judge found David Russell Myrland in default and permanently enjoined him from advising gifting clubs that their activities are lawful.
The ISBA and President Herb Franks joined Attorney General James E. Ryan in a complaint against Myrland, a non-lawyer in Washington state, for telling Illinois consumers that he is qualified to render opinions on the legality of pyramid schemes that are prohibited by statute.
Judge Robert J. Eggers declared Myrland in contempt of court, pursuant to the Attorney Act, and entered a permanent injunction against him and "all persons, corporations or other entities acting by, through, under or on behalf of him..."
Myrland is barred in Illinois from misrepresenting himself as authorized to render professional legal opinions, selling opinion letters and collecting fees for legal services, and representing orally and in writing that participation in gifting club activities is not a criminal violation.
ISBA assistant counsel Stephanie Hughes and assistant attorney general Karen S. Winberg-Jensen filed the motion for an order of default on Jan. 8.
Myrland had been served July 26 in Illinois and July 31 in Colorado. His answer, with counterclaim and motion to dismiss, was filed Aug. 18 and struck down by the court Oct. 24 with an order that he file a responsive pleading in 30 days. None was received.
Myrland's response to the March 15 injunction was to begin offering his personal opinion letters and CD-ROMs at reduced prices until March 20, via the Internet, in a statement headed "Government's wrongful oppression of gifting clubs." Illinois is among the completed packages for 31 states he advertised at $40, down from $75.
Myrland also offered to speak to interested groups "about government's rampant misenforcement of the law against gifting clubs." He added that "knowledge of government's limitations imposed by law and your legal posture will be of prime importance if your activities come into question, and the peace of mind gained . . . is priceless."
Apparently he has seen my website www.wadofbills.com on Craig's list. In that ad, I only placed my website link. I never made any claims to practice law. Is there some misinformation on my website?
He has previously sent me the following about my site:
"Site is falsely claiming to provide non-taxable income. Classic fraud a la Jonathan Parr and William Osterhout."
I certainly don't appreciate being threatened with a bomb. Any thoughts or advice on this?
Jerry
"You are practicing law without a license by telling people that cash gifting is legal, when it is not. Read this from the Illinois State Bar Association's newsletter of April 16. Oh, and by the way, I found a law that makes it legal for me to send you a bomb as long as I don't use the postal service ;> "
Gift club guru in default
The ISBA and people of Illinois scored a victory against the unauthorized practice of law on March 15, when a 7th Judicial Circuit judge found David Russell Myrland in default and permanently enjoined him from advising gifting clubs that their activities are lawful.
The ISBA and President Herb Franks joined Attorney General James E. Ryan in a complaint against Myrland, a non-lawyer in Washington state, for telling Illinois consumers that he is qualified to render opinions on the legality of pyramid schemes that are prohibited by statute.
Judge Robert J. Eggers declared Myrland in contempt of court, pursuant to the Attorney Act, and entered a permanent injunction against him and "all persons, corporations or other entities acting by, through, under or on behalf of him..."
Myrland is barred in Illinois from misrepresenting himself as authorized to render professional legal opinions, selling opinion letters and collecting fees for legal services, and representing orally and in writing that participation in gifting club activities is not a criminal violation.
ISBA assistant counsel Stephanie Hughes and assistant attorney general Karen S. Winberg-Jensen filed the motion for an order of default on Jan. 8.
Myrland had been served July 26 in Illinois and July 31 in Colorado. His answer, with counterclaim and motion to dismiss, was filed Aug. 18 and struck down by the court Oct. 24 with an order that he file a responsive pleading in 30 days. None was received.
Myrland's response to the March 15 injunction was to begin offering his personal opinion letters and CD-ROMs at reduced prices until March 20, via the Internet, in a statement headed "Government's wrongful oppression of gifting clubs." Illinois is among the completed packages for 31 states he advertised at $40, down from $75.
Myrland also offered to speak to interested groups "about government's rampant misenforcement of the law against gifting clubs." He added that "knowledge of government's limitations imposed by law and your legal posture will be of prime importance if your activities come into question, and the peace of mind gained . . . is priceless."
Apparently he has seen my website www.wadofbills.com on Craig's list. In that ad, I only placed my website link. I never made any claims to practice law. Is there some misinformation on my website?
He has previously sent me the following about my site:
"Site is falsely claiming to provide non-taxable income. Classic fraud a la Jonathan Parr and William Osterhout."
I certainly don't appreciate being threatened with a bomb. Any thoughts or advice on this?
Jerry
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The Cash Gifting Angels are a community of people learning about Cash Gifting. There is no specific program the community advocates. There is no specific advertising system the community advocates.
The Cash Gifting Angels is a free association of people sharing ideas with one another. It is for this reason that guidelines have to be set and enforced regarding how people are allowed to propose their “opportunities” to one another.
These are the Advertising Guidelines set forth by the administration of the Cash Gifting Angels:
1. Anyone is allowed to create morally acceptable content on their profile, Blog, Forum Posts, Groups and Videos for consumption by the cash gifting angels’ community.
2. Outbound messages to your group of friends are not to request personal contact details. No exceptions.
3. Personal requests from one member to another member of the community to give personal information or to encourage joining any program or system are in violation of the harmony of this community and are not acceptable.
Attraction Marketing
The way to correctly advertise on the angels its to attract people to you. You do this by increasing the quality of your content or offering. Instead of putting time into the next message you hope people will react to, put that time into making your profile even more attractive than it is.
Make your blogs or posts so attractive people have no choice but to contact you and ask to be a part of what you are doing. THIS is how you market correctly. You attract people to you. This will also make you stand out as different and better compared to people in the same system or program right next to you.
Always work to improve the quality of your offering and like a floodgate opening you will in time release a torrent of people wanting to join you.
With Respect,
Admin
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