Space Property ?

--- In ssi_list@... "Chad Lupkes"
> That may be true in reality, but the law works more on principal
than
> reality. I'm sure it will be an interesting legal battle when his
> organization and everyone who has paid money for plots, including
several US
> Presidents, get refused by the people they expect "rent" from.

I think the smarter people in the group are buying the titles as
gags, and for cocktail party bragging rights.

The fools are the ones who think the whole thing is legitimate.

Look here for previous post on this matter:

Here's the recap:

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_744764.html
http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/business/moon_sale_000915.htm
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I hope he
> saves some of his hard earned money for the legal fees, and more
as well.
> If the courts soundly reject his claims, everyone he has received
money from
> will have the right to sue him for damages. I'm not sure which
one of those
> two will be the more interesting fight.

There's no doubt it's a gimmick. Would you want to sue the man and
publicly proclaim to the world that you're an idiot and actually
thought you were buying land on the moon?

> He has made presentations at several of the conventions, including
those
> hosted by the Space Frontier Foundation. He think's it's real,
and he's
> willing to try and prove it all the way to the top. We'll see
what happens.
>
> Chad Lupkes
> chadlupkes@...

REALLY? LMAO. Another kook. Great, just great, that's all the space
movement needs more of.

In this case, then prosecution would be the best outcome.

TangoMan