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</html><description>by Paul Alan Levy Cases involving Xcentric Ventures, the company that owns Ripoff Report, frequently push the boundaries of the legal protections that are provided for the hosts of online expression, and we have often come to that company's defense even though some aspects of its business model leave something to be desired.&#xA0; A brief [...]</description></oembed>
