is this legal?

http://www.savetoby.com/
is this legal?

 

I think this one came up before with a different date on it. I have no idea if its legal or not, as far as I know its not illegal to kill or eat a rabbit but there might be some clause in there that could make it blackmail....extortion maybe....if its for real its sick.

 

This is sick and so is the idiot who posted.

I know for sure that this site did not originate in the states. It has to be foreign based on the way the guy entered the money amount. Specifically asking for USD and in the states the $ comes in front not behind the amount. This guy needs to be hunted down so some one can fillet him....

 

http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/savetoby.asp

-Chelle

 

Its just amazing what people will do for money :?

Some people just have a twisted sense of humor. Kind of like the Bonzai Kitten website. :x

 

And your point is? Are you under the illusion that no one in the States would be sick enough to come up with something like this?....Just curious.
:?

 

I think what they mean is ( my hubby, a foreign guy, makes this mistake all the time and it drives me bonkers!) European write "this costs 999,99 E (sorry on this keyboard I don't have an Euro sign) but an American would always write $999.99 with the $ sign in front of the number. Does that make sense, I don't think they meant it couldn't be an American, but we just write out money different.
I think someone would have to be a nut to come up with the idea to begin with! I don't care if it is real or fake, even though it is obviously fake.

 

thank you for clarifying this.

DelUK I forgot you are not from the states or you would have caught this. As for is someone in the states capable, probably more so. But if you are from the states you would have understood what I was pointing out.

 

I spent half my life in California, been there since the 80's....I just thought it was an odd thing to say....insinuating that something this sick could not be generated from the States, I have actually seen Americans 'accidentally' place the dollar sign after the monetary amount, or more commonly write in the monetary amount followed by USD, especially people who play around with international stocks were some use the lettering...USD, GBP as opposed to $, € etc.....like I said, I was just curious.