HP to Settle Fraud Case With $16 Million

[tuanmai]

According to the FCC, HP will pay $16.25 million to settle a case of fraud which landed some jail time for a school district's former CTO and HP computer reseller.

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[darussiaman16]

*sigh* can the author please proof-read this article -- SLOWLY -- and fix all the grammar errors? It's a really short piece, and yet I have counted at least 3 so far. It's really annoying. For instance, "HP's commented on the settlement..."

 

[eddieroolz]

HP seems to be an one-stop shop for all things unlawful these days.

 

[dEAne]

That is worth a penalty.

 

[thechief73]

Poor, HP. They just cannot stay out of the news for very long and more bad press comes out of the woodwork. It really makes you wonder whats going on at HP and what the future holds for them.

 

[Khimera2000]

Ouch. Thats not helping there cause. I'm thinking HP is going to need alot of charity, and PR work to patch up there image... Then again they could just blame other people for there problems. that is what corperations are doing these days right??? blame other people, and try to copy right the alphabet??

 

[razor512]

But you gotta admit, HP is good to have around, with out them, I would lose most of my business, fixing laptops since most of my more expensive repairs are done on mainly HP laptops. Their poor quality means lots of business for those of us who fix computers as a side job.

 

[lvlrdka22]

[citation][nom]darussiaman16[/nom]For instance, "HP's commented on the settlement..."[/citation]
You do know that apostrophe-s can stand for things other than attribution right? In this case it means "has."