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IRS to Track Online Sellers' Payment Transactions Beginning Next Year
Auctionbytes.com ^
| March 07, 2010
| Barbara Wellman
Posted on 03/14/2010 3:59:46 PM PDT by jsh3180
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To: nutmeg
Tracking for the purposes of what? Developing a tax strategy (hey, I bet this is why they want to take over broadband, so they can steal mo money from Americans). It’s not so everyone can have broadband. It’s so they can rob already tapped out taxpayers.
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03/16/2010 10:40:15 AM PDT
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floriduh voter
(Charlie Crist said about the summit, ..."I don't think a lot..." What else is new?)
To: packrat35
seiu probably wants to destroy ebay and paypal so they can start a unionized internet auction site. They should call it: seiu.bay.
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03/16/2010 10:43:12 AM PDT
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floriduh voter
(Charlie Crist said about the summit, ..."I don't think a lot..." What else is new?)
To: east1234
Every thing Barack Obama touches is destroyed except for AF1. BHO's sure putting the miles on AF1. Every day he flies somewhere. Why isn't anyone keeping track of Bambi's frequent flier mileage? It's probably a lot more than what ebay takes in but re: paypal, that's a way to check people's regular bank accounts without having to get access through the bank because the bank and account number are right there on PP.
So, this isn't about taxes. It's about tracking Americans. Yes, they can and they will.
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03/16/2010 10:46:04 AM PDT
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floriduh voter
(Charlie Crist said about the summit, ..."I don't think a lot..." What else is new?)
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