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If your friend scams someone in a M2M transaction, you are held accountable on the basis of surety bonds.
It's been in RG guidelines since 2007, i can't believe you don't know this rule.
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Originally Posted by
JMS1988
If your friend scams someone in a M2M transaction, you are held accountable on the basis of surety bonds.
It's been in RG guidelines since 2007, i can't believe you don't know this rule.
I knew it. It's as the old saying proves 'No good deed goes unpunished'.
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