All Comments on 'A Taste of Slavery Ch. 63'

I have to admit a personal problem while reading the first few chapters. I had forgotten that Regina/Whore called Julia Domina. But with all these characters, that's not an unexpected problem. And thinking about it, remembering the last couple of chapters, was a very pleasant resolution.

Oh, and I was reminded how much I like Gwen.

THANKS

I still think that Regina deserves a little more humiliation but it's close enough. I love how much this story has been crossing with WBDP lately, especially Marcia.

Keep up the good work and I'll keep reading up to about 200 chapters (lol).

Thank you

I love all your works. The only negative thus far is in this chapter. At the beginning, when talking about Rhonda having a child, you referred to her as Shasta 2x. Not a big deal but jyst a fyi.

Appreciate all of your kind comments. I always enjoy hearing from fans. I made the noted changes regarding the problems with the Rhonda/Shasta snafu in the original document, though I'm unlikely to change it in Literotica as I may lose the information already there; comments, votes, etc. Thanks for picking it up. At some point, I might try to turn this into a book series for Amazon, so mistakes like that need to be corrected. Probably a three part series, though possibly four.

Last time I checked you had to sign a transfer form moving ownership of a $1,000 to another party before it could be passed. Is that no longer a requirement?

Was not aware of that requirement. Don't know if it is or isn't.

U.S. financial institutions must file a CTR, Financial

Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) Form 104

(formerly known as Internal Revenue Service [IRS] Form

4789), for each currency transaction over $10,000.

https://www.fdic.gov/regulations/safety/manual/section8-1.pdf

Nothing about individuals However if a bill over $100 ever reaches a bank, it will be withdrawn from service (IE sent for destruction)

"Politicians make the laws, I'm forced to uphold them. No one I know has ever accused politicians of being rational."

Ha! Spot on!

Old Brit joke (you'll know if it works on your side of the damp patch):

Q: How do you know when a politician's lying?

A: When you can see their lips moving.

5* great stuff.

Dixon (UK)

Second time thru. . . .I think you tried to " do too much " in this chapter. I had a hard time keeping up as you switched from character to character and situation to situation. Too much pontificating. Still, 5 stars.