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Michelle sterling is the financial winner in all this. martha: she was publicly humiliate as her husband sat in the front row with his girlfriend and she has sign sad binding contract. is there anything that can be done to get out of that? if this lawyer says we don't think the team is for sale, it seems like he's the last to know. >> there is a june 30 deadline. sell it or we'll take it away from you as of june 3 which is the middle of next week. i'm not a lawyer. but it seems to me a $2 billion inducement to sell this thing is a strong inducement. wait also tells you is the rising value of s...

Of the wireless companies. a $35,000 monthly payment is a really nice return on some woman's cell phone plan for one month. it's very lucrative to be able to charge people huge penalty fees and huge overage charges with no warning which your customer's legally obligated to pay. who wouldn't want a business plan like that? everybody wants the right to maximize their corporate profits. if you can maximize your maximizing by swindling your customer s particularly customes locked into a binding contract where they have to pay you for the privilege of stopping to pay you, who wouldn't want that? fr...

Monthly payment is a really nice return on some woman's cell phone plan for one month. it is very lucrative to be able to charge people huge penalty fees and huge overage charges with no warning, which your customers then are legally obligated to pay. i mean, who wouldn't want a business plan like that? everybody wants the right to maximize their corporate profits. and if you can maximize your maximizing by swindling your customers, particularly your customers who are locked into a binding contract where they have to pay you for the privilege of stopping to pay you, who wouldn't want that? fro...

A $35,000 monthly payment is a really nice return on some woman's cell phone plan for one month. it's very lucrative to be able to charge people huge penalty fees and huge overage charges with no warning which your customer's legally obligated to pay. who wouldn't want a business plan like that? everybody wants the right to maximize their corporate profits. if you can maximize your maximizing by swindling your customers particularly customers locked into a binding contract where they have to pay you for the privilege of stopping to pay you, who wouldn't want that? from a corporate perspective,...