On Mar 21, 7:00 pm, (Sam Sloan) wrote:

Citibank Cheats Grandmaster Benko out of $70,000

Bear Stearns just recently "went under", as
they say, so PB might want to act fast, before
Citibank too, bites the dust.

I noticed that Mr. Sloan -- as is his longstanding
habit -- targeted somebody with money (Citi), as
opposed to say, the state of New York or some
foreign state like Brazil. According to the account
by Mr. Sloan, the real culprit would appear to be
the mess we call "probate" or whatever, which
has a tendency to muck things up.

One advertisement I see all the time has it that
a Supreme Court Justice made a simple error in
his will (at least he did have a will) which cost his
benefactors hundreds of thousands of dollars!

In this case, the deceased having dual residence
in Brazil and the USA can certainly not be blamed
on Citbank, nor can our laws regarding the
settlement of such estates. This just goes to show
how difficult life (and death) can be when you have
a lot of money; money is nothing but trouble-- and
worry. I think everyone should unload their worries
on Mr. Sloan-- let him deal with all those troubles.


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