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Introducing the guy who's going to save you
from bankruptcy and all your financial ills ...
M.C Hammer
Yes, the same Hammer that burned through millions
of dollars buying gold sinks for his Liberace-like mansion. The
same Hammer that gave thousands to his punk Oakland buddies to start
fake companies. The same Hammer that had both a doll and a Saturday
morning cartoon fashioned in his image.
Are these the same assholes from 1-980-Bar None that picked notorious
rip-off
artist and failed businessman Fran
Tarkenton to be their spokesman?
It's like getting Robert Downey Jr. to be the face of you rehab
center.
" Sure I've been in and
out of this joint six times, but it's a great place to hang between
binges."
I understand that Freshstart somehow thinks that
other debtors will commiserate with Hammer, and maybe think, "Here's
a guy that knows what it's like to be broke." Really though,
does any person that patronizes this kind of business really have
the same financial background as our friend Hammer? Here, in their
"Gossip"
section, Freshstart themselves say that Hammer owed $13,700,000. Somehow
I don't think these folks are set up to deal with people who own anything
bigger and better than a '78 Olds and maybe a diamond chip pinkie
ring. It also claims Hammer "Recovered Big Time!" No doubt
due in large part to the brilliant folks at Freshstart. The question
begs to be asked: if he's really "recovered big time," would
he really be on the Internet and on television trying to push this
piece of shit company?
The
other funny thing about this site--aside from this bizzaro, old
gossip about Kim Basinger--is the fact that there's a banner ad
for a credit card on their homepage.
Now, what's the last thing a person teetering on the brink of
bankruptcy needs? Yes, another credit card!
Maybe
it's just me, but the whole thing stinks--stinks like an episode
of Hammerman.
"Trust me I've been there"
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