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Originally Posted by Leon
Speaking at a dinner isn't against the law, just in case you don't know.
For the record Mike Okeefe, Mike Berkus, Peter Calderon, several Beckett employees and many others have been speakers before. I don't see any of them having legal issues. No Jeff, most in the hobby are good people. The others will get rooted out and all hobbyists should be appreciative of your efforts (seriously) on helping prevent fraud. I too, try my best to help.....
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Of that group, you may want to check again.
And Rogers was asked to speak at a dinner but pulled out; I guess he didn't want to incriminate himself
