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The schedule just up for the live shows on Fratmen TV shows Nash this Wednesday, May 13 at 7PM PDT. (10PM EDT). Of course, Nash is the college wrestler who is a National Champion NCAA division I. Very Very good looking and terrific personality.
The schedule just up for the live shows on Fratmen TV shows Nash this Wednesday, May 13 at 7PM PDT. (10PM EDT). Of course, Nash is the college wrestler who is a National Champion NCAA division I. Very Very good looking and terrific personality.
What your gonna see:
This should put to rest any question whether he regrets posing and losing his athletic scholarship.
HURRAH! I love Nash. Can't wait.
How does that work? Paul DonaHOE still jacking off after he was busted? I guess he doesn't want a career much. Which company is going to hire a schmuck that jacks off on the web for money.
He won't get any money later due to the money he makes now.
Honestly, some people are just so f*ing stupid.
What I don't get is he apologised and said what a mistake it was. What a lying hypocrite.
I bet this will break FMtv's LIVE attendance record. I'm definitely looking forward to it!
where did you get this info from? the webpage says Grady is next
also is live shows pay per view?
Grady did his FMTV show last night. He announced, Tuesday he will be leaving the fratpad for personal health reasons. Grady has been having some health issues with his shoulder. FMTV is not PPV, they are part of the FratmenTV membership, where 7 shows are down each week, 1 per night. Nash is on schedule for Wednesday on FratmenTV.
I just renewed my membership so I can be there. I was hoping for this for close to a year now but never thought it would happen.
Once school is out I'd love to see Nash come to the fratpad so Jayden could get his hands on him.
That seems bizarre... Nash seemed really committed to distancing himself from the whole 'gay' thing...
I might just have to subscribe again.
... can you download those archived shows? DRM free?
And actually, from everything I've read he seemed pretty ambivalent about the whole thing. In fact, I believe he DID NOT apologize because he felt he'd done nothing wrong. He even made a comment that could be taken as gay supportive w/r/t to people calling him "gay."
The older archive shows can still be downloaded. The newer ones with the large screen cannot. It's a technical thing, I asked earlier, it can't be set up to download. But as long as your a member you can watch them. Probably not the answer you wanted to hear, but it is what it is.
The nonchalant attitude only surfaced this year after he successfully managed to transfer to Edinboro college. Before that, last year, when the story broke, he distanced himself from the debacle and his coach apologised on his behalf. Call it damage control, but an apology was issued and he did not dispute it.
It's just the sort of arrogant attitude I despise. He was very lucky to be given a second chance, and then sees it as no big deal. A typically selfish human being.
Andy, I'd live in the real world. His comments were patronising and deflected the heat off his sexuality. Many news reports said he was gay, combined that with what he did, he is obviously a repressed homosexual.
Well the jokes on him if he thinks there won't be any evidence of him jacking off again, thank god for video cappers.
Without re-reading the articles that came out after Paul was reprimanded by the University of Nebraska, what I recall is that Paul apologized for violating NCAA rules. It wasn't so much that he was sorry for jacking for cash; he was sorry he broke the rules which terminated his scholarship. Which, for the most part, was the fact that he made too much money since student-athletes have limits as to how much money they can earn. And, to a lesser degree, Paul violated a "code of conduct" clause by way of how he earned the money. But it was the MONEY, and NOT the conduct, that garnered the NCAA infraction.
Now that he has exhausted his college wrestling eligibilty, he can freely act just like any other college student. And if he wants to make a quick buck performing on cam, who are we to judge?
He is hot and I can't wait to see him again. We don't judge every other porn model's personal life, so why judge his.
The Beast wrote: It's just the sort of arrogant attitude I despise.
You despise EVERY human endeavor.
personally i find this very sad. i really thought he was going to shoot for the london 2012 games.
i hope he knows what he's doing. this guy eats, breaths, and shits wrestling. more porn work will probably kill any chance at having a career in coaching. i've seen the tape of his clinic: he's a natural.
His live show isn't until Wednesday. There is still a chance he might cancel before then. Maybe we should wait to see if he goes through with it or not. Then we can start the condemning or praising.
Yay! He is sooooooo hot!
Thanks for your donations to Matthew Shepard. Total raised was over 10k. RIP Tyler.
He might not even take his clothes off. It could just be a face to face (so to speak) with his fans about the past year.
I can't believe he's going back to Fratmen. I really think the owners of Fratmen exploited him by talking to the media.
According to his facebook, he's class of 09 so I guess he's done with school. If this is what he's choosing to do, he probably doesn't have many career choices.
Oh, I don't think he's gay or that he will do things with other guys. He lists he is in a relationship with a girl and straight.
Great that he's appearing! Reason I joined F-TV and he's one of the BEST!!
It say's Casey is next. I find it hard to believe that Paul would do a live show for Fratmentv.
Well it is his choice if he wants to waste the talent and piss the hard work up against the wall.
If only we could all live in your world.
Believe it or not, but people actually pay for Pad expecting to see men jacking cock.
He claims they did by failing to airbrush a tattoo that apparently gave him away.
How naive are you? You must believe everything you read.
NQI, if you want to paint Paul as a victim doso, but he brought all the shit upon himself. Why do so many men think with their cock? I wonder if Paul knows.
Damm would I love to chew on his hole for a few days.
Casey was on last night. Nash is on Wednesday according to the schedule.
FratmenTV is for one hour, more one on one with the members. As opposed to the pad, where members are always running into each other on cam. I'd give Nash the benefit of the doubt and not pre-judge him. It wouldn't surprise me if he discusses the subject during the chat session in the first half hour of his show. From what John has said in his Wednesday shows, he's been in contact with Nash throughout this whole ordeal. Nobody is forcing Nash to appear. Give the guy a chance. At least he's gotten his degree and the sport he's participated in doesn't go much beyond college. The Olympics are a long way off, if he even wants to participate, we don't know what's in his mind, while he can be making some money now to help with his student loans. I think Nash enjoys the rapport he's made with his fans at FratmenTV. And his TRUE fans enjoy him as well.
I don't think Paul is a victim. I think he wasn't prepared for the over-reaction by the University of Nebraska staff. From the few interviews he has done with the media, it doesn't sound like he is portraying himself as a victim either. Maybe his return to fratmen is a big middle finger to all of his detractors.
^ Exactly.
Paul is indeed returning as Fratmen Nash for some visits to Fratmen.TV LIVE! but we are postponing the first show one week until next Wednesday, May 20th at 7pm Pacific Time, 10pm Eastern. We jumped the gun on the equipment and location setup for his webcast and are going to need another week to get it right because it promises to be a lively show.
Join me tonight, Wednesday, May 13th at 7pm Pacific where I'm going to talk about what's in store for Fratmen.TV and Fratpad.com, answer questions and listen to what you want to see on the sites. I realize I'm not the best substitute for Fratmen Nash, but it will probably be a lively show as well.
Man, I was so siked for tonight. Somehow, I had a feeling this was coming. Anyhow, hope all works out next week.
yeah.. get the technical stuff all in order.. ..test test test. because, you want that event to go off well. if it does..hats off to fm, john, 'nash' etc. Not gonna be there tonight, but, john, any future shoots w. my favorite fm, Glenn? get him back..thx.
Me too. And to add to my disappointment, I'll be out of town next Wednesday. With fratmen and fratpad, I've learned that if it sounds to good to be true -- it is. I now completely understand the battered wife syndrome. I get my hopes up after seeing the schedule only to get crushed -- but I'll probably come back for more.
Will the show at least be archived? I know that the shows are usually archived, but for some reason I'm afraid that Nash and fratmen will want this to be an attendance only show.
Damn, I was looking forward to it - the reason I joined F-TV was to check out the complete "Nash" - Paul is SO F**KING HOT!!!!!!
FratmenTV's Hostmaster John spent an hour with the members last night and talked for well over a 1/2 hour answering questions about Nash. There were problems with Nash's Cam when testing it the day before. New equipment has been sent to Nash. Nash will appear next Wednesday and is anxious to talk to the members about the whole ordeal he's gone threw, and to set the record straight. John addressed many of the concerns that have been posted on this thread. Guys it will be worth the wait to see Nash in the flesh next week, and he will also give us a performance, to be sure. Also FratmenTV shows are archived, so if you can't see it next week live, you'll still be able to watch it.
Shotglass - Maybe You Know? Why Is It That Grady's Two Performances On Fmtv Are Not In Archives? Thanks
All I know is what John said yesterday, that he was out of town for a few days and got behind in his work. Someone mentioned in the chat, that Grady wasn't confortable doing his FratmenTV shows at first, but now would like to do more shows. I saw him do one show. Are you sure he did two? But John did say he was working on getting the archives updated, and someone mentioned Casey's 5/5 show also wasn't in the archives. He said he would look into that too. BTW, that question didn't come from me. Casey has quite a fan base.
It isn't even a question of DRM for the live shows. The live shows can't even BE downloaded like they were before they went with the new larger, wider screen.
All the live shows are in the archives.
The older live shows with the smaller screen can still be downloaded, DRM free.
that drm/wide screen logic doesn't hold up. If they, infact, wanted to post the show-the technology exists to record and post those shows. its a matter of choice on their part. which is fine..
Just a few more days before we get to see the real thing live. I sure hope I haven't got my expectations so high that they will never be met.
Yeah, what's the deal? Are members going to be disappointed two weeks in a row?
Ughhh. Is this a trick to make people join? That's going to be like half a month's worth of membership wasted.


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Suppose I wanted to get myself a Warhammer 40K roleplaying game. What makes Dark Heresy so special?
Posted 24 November 2008 - 01:14 AM
Posted 24 November 2008 - 01:21 AM
Good question, I´d say mostly it´s the setting.
The rules are nice but nothing too special in my opinion, one could use D20 Future and have the same amount of fun or epic situations.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 01:31 AM
I'd also cite the compatability with Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay's system - you can port across a lot of the already published materials and considering the shared major nemesis (Chaos/the Ruinous Powers) there's plenty of stuff you could use.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 01:53 AM
- Critical hit tables.
- Lots of support and some great upcoming supplements.
- Critical hit tables.
- ???
- Critical hit tables!
- The combat is fast, furious, and turned up to eleven.
Personally I much prefer the WFRP / WH40KRP rules to the d20 system. Player characters stay in their profession instead of jumping around, and no matter how powerful you get - there's always the chance of getting killed by a lucky shot or two in a surprise gunfight or hectic battle.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 02:07 AM
I would recommend the Dark Heresy Ruleset because it is a game specifically designed to handle many of the 40K "unique rules" (such as Insanity and Chaos Corruption) in addition to having a very similar flavor to other published 40K products such as Necromunda, GorkaMorka, etc. the rules (especially the errata on Dual Shot/Strike) reflect much of the brutal flavor of 40K from back in the 80s and early 90s (3rd ed.)
Unlike Generic Systems (see GURPS, HERO System) or easily modified systems (d20 Future - UGH) you can pick up the book and play. No modification (save the errata), no guesswork, no rules haggling, etc. - It's all go. The game is also designed to allow the characters to play characters from 40K - you get to play a Guardsman or Tech-Priest as opposed to a Strong/Fast character or a 150pt character.
The books also contain a massive amount of fluff - and ruling on the fluff. Details on knowledge skills, how tech-use works, etc. are all in there. It gives everyone in the group a starting page instead of having everything behind the GM's "conversion screen."
I highly recommend it.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 02:13 AM
Mike said:
Suppose I wanted to get myself a Warhammer 40K roleplaying game. What makes Dark Heresy so special?
First thing you need to know is that Dark Heresy is NOT a 40k RPG. It is a 'redshirt/footsoldiers' of the Inquisition in the Calixis sector, set within the 40k universe.
Dark Heresy gives you a very narrow, themed focus into the 40k IP, and is very much a parochial approach. Very few of the icons of 40k are rendered in the rules, and those that are, are often glossed over or 'statted' unsatisfactorily. And the epic qualities of 40k are missing almost entirely (although you undoubtedly play heroes in DH).
That said, it does provide a very interesting 'Cthulhu / pseudo-Medieval / Name of the Rose' style set-up, and seems to expect you to play an investigative 'dark-horror' style (while packing the book with combat rules and armoury goodies).
The rules are nothing new, and while directly 'ported over from WHFRP, somehow tweak those tried and tested mechanics enough to warrant 16 pages of errata. Also, the scope of a '40k RPG' is beyond the rules capacity to cope, although they serve the limited premise of Dark Heresy quite well.
That said, you really need the Inquisitors Handbook to fill in a lot of the blanks left from Dark Heresy......and even then the picture's far from complete, but luckily the community has forums such as this, and over at Dark Reign, to put in a lot of time and effort to try and fill some of these blanks.
What makes Dark Heresy so special is simply that this is the only officially produced, GW-backed RPG that is set within the 40k 'verse. Its the only lens through which we're currently able to roleplay 'officially' in that setting (although i myself have used many other systems to play within 40k over the last 12 years, and i'm sure many others like me contnue to do so).
Posted 24 November 2008 - 02:18 AM
Also I really like the homeworld and career system (but then not played to much else so don't know if they are unique) plus *uses very quiet voice and hides behind a Chimera* I like the psychic power rules (post errata of course )
Posted 24 November 2008 - 02:40 AM
Dark Heresy functions perfectly for what it set out to do. You play low level characters who investigte low level threats, as you gain experience you become mid level characters investigating mid level threats. THe biggest flaw overall, and what prevents you from actually playing broader 40K style games, IMNSHO, is the career systema nd character pregression rules. Other then the Psyker and perhaps Tech Priest, getting more experience doesnt mean a thing unless you get better equipment and armour. Sure you can get a talent here and there to give you bonuses to damage, better chances to hit, more chances to hit and so forth, but you have to wait several ranks to get a good set of them, sacrifice just about any other kind of developement to do so and walk away from it feeling like a cheese munchkin playing 3E with the perfect set of feats.
SO for a guardsman who supposedly was yanked out of his unit to provide firepower to the cell his career pretty much goes like this. Investigate mutant conspiracy, learn of mutant secrets, infiltrate mutant strong hold, fight mutants with his lasgun and axe, stop mutant psyker at last moment from summoning mutant warp energy, save the day. Learn to us a Grenade Launcher!!!!! What? Grenade Launcher? Why not Forbidden Lore Mutants, or Hatred Mutants? Well becasue those fall under other careers and a Guardsman must stay a shotgun totting ignorant thug.
DO NOT GET ME WROING....I love the game, the setting, the focus, the rules overall, its just the character generation and advancement that get me.
The second flaw is equipment. THere is a lot of equipment, but its abilities leap is humongous. TO go from a Laspistol/Autogun to a Bolt Pistol is staggering. A typical Laspistol or Autopistol has 0 Pen and 1D10+2 damage. A bolt pistol does 1D10+5 (tearing) wiht PEN of 5. Yes, a Bolt Pistol should be feared and powerful to a degree, but the general thought for me is equipment makes the game, not character.
Even the recently re-posted TS Luikart Volley Rules do not help lasgun armed Guardsmen hurt anything. They seem overly complicated and do not match the rest of the rule set. Basically my feelings on that is "the more shots fired shouldnt increase the damage but the number of times you get hit".
Bottom line, combat should benefit from a variation of the Overbleed rules. +1 damage per degree of success after the first.
Now Psykers, they get new powers and abilities that eventualy put them leaps and bounds above the rest of the party. And tech priests get some cool talent/powers. and a Psyker can take out the entire party, without even trying. 1 in 400. That is the ration of a psyker using a power with 1D10 and a demon showing up to eat said psyker and party. A slight glitch. Reduce perils of the warp from 76-100 to 91-00 or even 96-00 and fill in 76-91 or 76-96 with other effects and bam, instantly fixed issue.
But like I said, overall it works. It works well if you can handle the character gen rules. It works fabulous if you dont mind the true power level of the game being weapons and armour. (hence why I run the thread on 2nd/revised edition LOL). I play it, I play it often, I run a web site for the game, I look forward to the new rules and books and hope Rogue Trader adds some cool **** to the game.
But that is what stands out to me.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 03:30 AM
Mike said:
I have a love/hate relationship with DH.Since I got my copy, I must have read the book a hundred times.
It's a beautiful book, a gorgeous book, the kind of book I could take home to meet my mother if she wouldn't look at me funny.
I love it and I hate it.
I wish I knew why as well, I like WFRP, the rules are in essence just WFRP. I should like it. The background is nicely written, plenty of story hooks for a GM to pick up on, plenty of 'blanks' for him to fill in as well. Despite the errata that people have banged on about the games eminently playable as it is.
But there's still something about it irks me, something I can't put my finger on. Reading Luddites post, I think he's hit a nail, the game background revolves around exploration, investigation, paranoia and horror but the rules seem to revolve around shooting things with jolly big guns. It's like the games confused about its own identity, it's carrying all this baggage with it from the wargame and it's confused about what it wants to be.
Regardless buy a copy, like I say it's a beautiful book and at the very least it will look amazing on your shelf, plus it makes you more attactive to women*, cures cancer*, prevent tiger attacks* etc
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Posted 24 November 2008 - 04:16 AM
I have not been attacked by a tiger since I bought Dark Heresy.
True story.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 04:33 AM
Other than the Critical Hit Tables, nothing really jumps out of the RAW. It is pretty consice on its focus and the Fluff is just that, Fluff. DH is a fine RPG for what it sells, you work for an inquisitor and you PURGE! BURNZ! CLEANZEZ!
Posted 24 November 2008 - 04:40 AM
Why isn't anyone mentioning beginner friendly? 'Tis my first, (and thus far only) RPG, and I understand the whole concept and ruleset with no difficulties. In fact, I love it. I am practically addicted! Whilst others have problems, I tend to look on the bright side.
Narrow scope? If you look at the big picture, you tend to miss out all the details, (which do tend to be the most fun parts,) so I'm fine with waiting for the next snapshot of it!
Psyker rules screwy? Meh, not really had any psykers in my games, and even fewer psychic powers used! So that is mostly ignored.
PK_b, the problem with XP, can be solved with elite advances, to cover all the common sense ones. But you will have passed your logic test and realised that one by now...
Now, to find my tiger...
Posted 24 November 2008 - 04:42 AM
The system realy works well with the grimm setting, even if there are no official AA rules yet.
Though my opinion for AA as pc's should be well known by now...
Posted 24 November 2008 - 04:49 AM
PM102 said:
Why isn't anyone mentioning beginner friendly? 'Tis my first, (and thus far only) RPG, and I understand the whole concept and ruleset with no difficulties. In fact, I love it. I am practically addicted! Whilst others have problems, I tend to look on the bright side.
It is very user friendly, and a very cery pretty book. Like I said, overall I like it.
PM102 said:
I dont mind the Calixis Sector or the "narrow view" I just wouldnt mind a few more options added. Overall, I use my own worlds anyway and the last thing I want is my players trying to "modify the status quo", one player already declared he wants to "liberate" the Imperium.
PM102 said:
Psyker rules are fine, a few notes on how to role play a psyker and some more powers would be keen.
PM102 said:
Elite Advances are more or less a cop out for when they realized there were flaws in the advancement rules. I understand their existence and how they work and do use them (just about all the acolytes get Autosanguine injections from the Inquisitor to allow players to survive better in the long term in my campaign, course it comes with a few insanity points and corruption points).
Its a good game. Its pretty. Its accessible, there is plenty of fan made supplements, plenty of fluff from other games for the setting and on the web to use. It is also, most importantly, fun.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 04:53 AM
RichH said:
You know, I noticed that on day one of having the book. 10 pages of critical charts, 20 pages of combat rules.
2 pages of character interaction rules.
1 paragraph for using inquiry.
I ported over some ideas and rules from Call of Cthulhu and DC Heroes for investigation and interaction rules. I should probably also take a look at the Warhammer FROP Companion for the Social Manuevers rules and see about porting them over to the game as well.
Heck, a good Dark Heresy game could logically never involve a single shot fired. Just interaction, reasearch, investigation and stopping those damn cultists.....
Posted 24 November 2008 - 04:58 AM
Peacekeeper_b said:
...Heck, a good Dark Heresy game could logically never involve a single shot fired. Just interaction, reasearch, investigation and stopping those damn cultists.....
We've logged around 50 hours of play (I know becasue I've recorded the sessions) and have had zero shots fired and a single minor psychic power used (and that's with two Psykers in the cell.)
Posted 24 November 2008 - 05:27 AM
Peacekeeper_b said:
You know, I noticed that on day one of having the book. 10 pages of critical charts, 20 pages of combat rules.
2 pages of character interaction rules.
1 paragraph for using inquiry.
This might just be me, but I've never seen a need for elaborate 'social interaction' rules, and I've never found a set that satisfactorily replicated the nuances or vagaries of simply sitting down and talking. Dice rolls keep things going, provide a little more impetus, a potential for GM cues and hints where appropriate, and allow a character to succeed where a player might not (in my game, you don't get a deceive test unless you explain what the deception is and how you're presenting it... but even if the deception is a flimsy one, you still get to test... with suitable modifiers).
IMO, combat needs mechanics, interaction and investigatio only need vague guidelines - afterall, we all know how to communicate with other people (if we didn't, roleplaying wouldn't work in the first place), but the ability to cut down your foes with sword and gun is somewhat more specialised and not necessarily something you want acted out around the table. The rules are there to cover the things that you can't do... stringing a sentence together is both within the grasp of every roleplayer I've ever met, and entirely acceptable gaming table etiquette...
Similarly, investigation is thinking, drawing conclusion based on available facts, and looking for facts where there are none... that's a matter of context and individual reasoning. The dice rolls keep things moving, but it's still the player's brain that's doing the work. A good Search result might yield better, more informative clues than a barely-successful one, which will help the player figure out what's going on, but that's something dependant on the situation, rather than a matter for strict rules.
Again, this might just be me, but surely the rules are meant to fade into the background most of the time, be as inobtrusive as possible, until the action heats up, at which point they're needed most.
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Posted 24 November 2008 - 05:46 AM
N0-1_H3r3 said:
Again, this might just be me, but surely the rules are meant to fade into the background most of the time, be as inobtrusive as possible, until the action heats up, at which point they're needed most.
I agree whole heartedly.
Also, extremely detailed social interaction rules would be awful and somewhat insulting: who are THEY to assume that we, the players, are socially inept retards?
Posted 24 November 2008 - 06:21 AM
Necrozius said:
N0-1_H3r3 said:
Again, this might just be me, but surely the rules are meant to fade into the background most of the time, be as inobtrusive as possible, until the action heats up, at which point they're needed most.
I agree whole heartedly.
Also, extremely detailed social interaction rules would be awful and somewhat insulting: who are THEY to assume that we, the players, are socially inept retards?
Absolutely! It's up to me, the GM, to decide who is socially retarded or not! Who remembers the Blather skill from WFRP? It's all well and good saying "my rogue is a fast talker like Axl Foley" but a bit of roleplaying always beats a dice roll IMO.
Posted 24 November 2008 - 07:07 AM
Inept Retards, Unite! The idea of indepth social interaction rules is kind of insulting. I and many of my "gamer" friends are well into our years and most of us are married. I am fairly certain that while only one of us could possibly win a debate of any kind. I am quite certain that we all can communicate effectively around my kitchen table to each other whom we have known for years. Usually a quick explanation and a dice roll tells us all that we need to know to get past the fluff and into the crunchty bits... Boom! There goes a heretic. I have to admit, that in our old age, talk is cheap. Action is where our money is, and we can't do that around my kitchen table. It might chip the gravy boat. Then I would be the one making the dodge check at a -30. Or worse.


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Ms. Kantor is surprised that more women business owners don't seek certification. She notes the common misconception that most contracts go to businesses in the construction field, but in truth, "there's an opportunity for business owners in almost every industry you can think of – marketing, technology, professional services, construction, janitorial services, court reporting, medical laboratories, et cetera. You name it and a government agency is probably buying that type of product or service." Federal, State and local government utilize small business goals to maximize participation of women, minority businesses and disadvantaged businesses.
Ms. Kantor likens certification to getting a driver's license. "Before you get behind the wheel, you've got to learn the rules of the road," she states. "The same is true with certification. You have to learn and abide by the rules – failing to understand the certification rules can lead to losing your license."
Once a certification has been approved, the real work begins. Getting certified doesn't guarantee contracts; it simply opens doors so a business can begin marketing its product or service.
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Consumer News Release
For immediate release -- February 2, 2001.
We urge people to be extremely cautious about providing their most important personal information -- such as Social Security number, date of birth, name and address -- to persons who claim they can assist in obtaining "government program" benefits. The latest version in Iowa claims to help people apply for a so-called "slave reparations" fund.
Our offices just learned of a program promoted in Iowa by a Las Vegas, Nevada, company called Capital Connections Inc., or CCI (not to be confused with Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, also known as CCI). Capital Connections CCI claims to help people apply for a federal program that has "billions of dollars set aside" and is "aimed specifically at people of African-American descent." The talk is that it is a kind of "slave-reparations" program. The paperwork asks for people's key personal information - and also asks people to sign "power of attorney" forms.
We believe this a hoax. There is no IRS tax credit or refund program related to slave reparations, and we know of no other U.S. slave reparation program. This may well be a consumer fraud scheme designed for "identity theft" -- using people's personal information to open credit card accounts, get into tax records, or even obtain people's tax refunds. We are working with IRS and other authorities to look into this situation further.
We suggest people take these actions:
For more information, or to file a complaint, call the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division at 515-281-5926.


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