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Where is the PPA ??? The 10% Pledge
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[QUOTE="smd173, post: 1726232, member: 2614"] I suppose it wouldn't hurt, but I never thought of the PPA as lacking in money. I wouldn't expect a rapid resolution on this regardless of whether everyone pledged 50% of their online funds. The fact is these guys have been indicted and it will probably be up to a year before they actually go on trial. Even if they are exonerated the sites might not be so quick to flip the switch back on for us because there is still the prospect of it being regulated at some point in the future. Congress barely just kept the government from shutting down, does anyone really think pouring money into the PPA is going to get those guys to do anything quickly? Even if they could help get a bill through, how long would it take? Probaby 6 months at best. Then the government still wouldn't give a license to PS, FT, AP because these guys wouldn't have been tried yet. So you'd be looking at some other site getting the license and whatever time it took them to get running. I think no matter which way you slice it, it's going to be a year at best either way. [/QUOTE]
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