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Intent. Let the SEC do its due diligence as well and see what turns up to determine culpability.

• geezerjay 9y ago
  You're admitting that a state institution dedicated to investigate fraud will have to work just to determine if there was actually a problem worth investigating. How on earth could a potential sponsor like the figurative Federed do the same prior to signing an advertisement contract? And should actors shooting ads be subjected to the same demand, or even the typical "9 out of 10 dentists"?
  • aje403 9y ago
    No, I'm admitting that, in the course of an existing investigation attempting to press criminal charges against the scammers, emails may turn up with Mayweather writing "how long does it take me to get paid after you con these idiots? How else can I help you guys pump things up quickly and how quickly can I get paid?". Then, maybe they'll decide to charge him with something and use him as a lesson against future promoters. Probably not. We'll see. Either way, they may determine he needs to cough up his profits. Take a look at the Madoff aftermath.