Given all the problems with companies like Worldcom and Enron, who needs companies like MemberWorks which are outwardly deceptive and fraudulent. As a publicly traded company, the new SEC guidelines require senior managers of a company to make 'certifications' to the SEC. If they say everything is OK and are then found to be lying, they risk going to jail (e.G. Scott Sullivan at Worldcom).
The turkeys at MemberWorks (Gary Johnson and James Duffy) must not be sleeping too soundly, they are likely candidates for a jail sentence.
Susan
White Plains, New York
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