So these scammers are going to get out of it with just a little scratch after decades of doing this and making 100s of millions: The younger Reynolds’ settleme

So these scammers are going to get out of it with just a little scratch after decades of doing this and making 100s of millions: The younger Reynolds’ settlement will be suspended when he pays $75,000, the FTC says, and Perkins’ settlement will be suspended entirely “based on her inability to pay,” unless authorities discover they lied about their assets. Effler’s will be suspended after he pays $60,000. Looks like all those cancer walks and runs are pretty good venues for these scammers to get piece of action. Normally, when you are donating you will look up charity's ratings but in those events people rarely look them up because marketing is so strong that everything looks in order. Even $100 a piece for few hundred people every week in some city can rack up large sums in well advertized events. They now even have "professional fundraiser" which means this must be a booming business already and FTC has barely scratched the surface.