Comments about ‘FTC warns of scammers moving in to take advantage of Hurricane Sandy victims’
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People who move in to scam victims of natural disasters ought to be sentenced to 15 years in an outdoor prison in the location of the people they scammed. If you don't want to spend 15 years in prison where there there are harsh winters, don't scam people where harsh winters occur.
Got it: Scam people in areas of nice weather!
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