Don't Like Your Canidate's Chances?

[Msterbeau]

http://fixavote.com/

[BrassFusion]

Proven hoax, right? Please say yes.

[Rayne]

Do a Google search on "fixavote.com" ... reactions are mixed, but somehow I don't think it's a total hoax. Certainly not moral ... but I've seen worse things.

[Dubh Aingeal]

After the last prez election who knows...

[Msterbeau]

It's a hoax.

[BrassFusion]

Do a Google search on "fixavote.com" ... reactions are mixed, but somehow I don't think it's a total hoax. Certainly not moral ... but I've seen worse things.

I'm not sure what could be worse than this. =)

It's a hoax.

If I was forced to make a final judgment I'd say the same thing. Evidence would be nice, though!!!

I think it's most likely A. a total satire, or B. bait. Hell, it could function as both. They're probably waiting for some gullible campaign manager to call them up and give them enough information to totally ruin them.

[Troy Spiral (13)]

Hah yeah thats gotta be a hoax.

Although im sure such things are not totally unheard of. Election fixing has been around as long as there have been elections. The idea that this "fixing" could become a more streamlined, business seems a logical extention of oldschool election fixing.

Such a business wouldnt publicize itself like that though. It would be counterproductive to their goal... that is ballot fixing is >secret<.>

"He who has the gold makes the rules" isnt just a pretty saying.