Joe verses the volcano. asked:


Will someone please tell this guy before he sells this ball for $500,000 that the IRS cannot tax him on the value of the ball, as the ball is not money, the fan has not received any money for it, and the ball is worth nothing UNLESS the fan actually does indeed sell it. If the IRS thinks it can do such a thing, I doubt it would take much effort for this guy to find an attorney or several who will take his case and successfully ionamin without prescription argue that he has received no income in relation to owning this baseball. He is being dupped into selling it for a fraction of what it will be worth 5 or 10 years from now.

Jachac asked:


I amoxicillin without prescription see these commercials all day long that our local attorneys run, telling me that they can get me the most money for my accident,then they take 33%. That would be about 50k in my case. (that is, if they were to get me what they said they got someone in a similar case in one of their commercials.) Thats alot. It’s no wonder they are called ambulance chasers. What are the odds if I try to do it myself?