taboo
by: NottaBot
The Chapter AUDIT posts HAS shed light on a TABOO subject.
Inner Chapter theft.
These discussions have spread across UT.
Its up to the Chapters NOW.
#1 by: ^ He is a Chapter CROOK ^
Anyone who writes over 100 ( I am a Robot) posts is OBVIOUSLY a corrupt Chapter Crook. Trying to kill these AUDIT posts will not protect you from your crime against the Chapter. An audit WILL disclose your embezzlement. STOP writing these useless posts. Admit and repay the Chapter.
Commentby: NO1CURRRRRRSep 30, 2014 10:48:30 AM
by: UmSep 30, 2014 12:47:14 PM
There are tons of kids at UT that come from wealthy families. If you don't go here, you shouldn't comment on posts.
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#6 by: wtf
Anti-crime inside Chapters is NOT anti-Greek.
The internal audits being conducted by Chapter Officers for their adviser and National Office does not meet any accounting standards. and is Ripe with corruption. Its like having an inmate write their own arrest report. An INDEPENDENT annual Audit will resolve the embezzlement within a Chapter. Those who are alarmed by this uprising are the embezzlers afraid of being caught.
BEWARE and keep the momentum across UT.
by: lolSep 30, 2014 9:49:47 PM
"uprising"
like some troll on greekrank is gonna start a revolt at ut or something
smh
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by: That Sep 30, 2014 11:45:25 PM
#7 by: Keep It Going
First, read all the earlier posts on this subject. Many fraternities stated they could not afford an audit. Those who are, the Chapter Treasurer prepares a basic spreadsheet for their Chapter advisor and national offices. They are Not prepared by an independent auditor.
Second, there have been many discussions not a revolt at Chapter meetings requesting an annual audit. Many the Pledge Classes have brought this request to their Chapters.
It is up to each Chapter, NOW.
by: IncorrectSep 30, 2014 11:39:28 PM
Smaller fraternity checking in; we definitely have an independent auditor look at our finances every semester. In fact, most of the smaller chapters put their resources into managing their finances first, just so that they can appropriately stretch a buck. I don't know where you got your information about smaller chapters, but it's inaccurate. You might want to get your facts straight before going on a tirade about embezzlement. Also, just throwing this out there, but when people actually present valid counterpoints to what you're arguing, simply calling them names (crook, thief, etc.) makes you look foolish. Just the two cents of someone who is actually in a fraternity at Texas.
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by: Go For ItNov 7, 2014 4:06:05 PM
by: Greek rank Oct 1, 2014 3:34:40 PM
by: HahaOct 1, 2014 4:07:09 PM
At what! I was mocking our good friend auditbot. It mastered the art of avoiding bot filters, but it still hasn't mastered the shift key or caps lock.
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#9 by: nope
NottaBot
A concerned UT Greek who witnessed inner Chapter fraud and embezzlement. The Chapter caught this officer and he repaid the amount in full. We heard of several other similar incidences over the past few years.
After reading the opposing posts, it clearly appears these Chapter crooks do not take their criminal acts seriously and find it funny. Hopefully the first criminal charge will get their attention.
by: I thinkOct 1, 2014 5:50:10 PM
It's less "Chapter crooks do not take their criminal acts seriously and find it funny," and more along the lines of "It's fun to be a normal chapter member and mess with this retard that is masquerading as a Greek." You can make up all the false accusations that you want to, it doesn't change the fact that none of this is even remotely real. You're most likely some loser that works for GreekRank because you couldn't get a real job upon graduation. Your stories are full of holes and keep changing. Originally you were in a sorority that caught an officer and put her on alumni status, but now you're in a fraternity that caught an officer. Obviously you wrote both of those stories due to the strange punctuation, capitalization of random words, and repetition of the same ridiculous buzzwords. When you make up clearly fictitious stories, don't be surprised when people call you out on your bs.
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by: lolMar 31, 2015 4:45:09 PM
by: YeahOct 1, 2014 11:24:27 PM
It's less "Chapter crooks do not take their criminal acts seriously and find it funny," and more along the lines of "It's fun to be a normal chapter member and mess with this retard that is masquerading as a Greek." You can make up all the false accusations that you want to, it doesn't change the fact that none of this is even remotely real. You're most likely some loser that works for GreekRank because you couldn't get a real job upon graduation. Your stories are full of holes and keep changing. Originally you were in a sorority that caught an officer and put her on alumni status, but now you're in a fraternity that caught an officer. Obviously you wrote both of those stories due to the strange punctuation, capitalization of random words, and repetition of the same ridiculous buzzwords. When you make up clearly fictitious stories, don't be surprised when people call you out on your bs.
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by: YeahSep 29, 2014 11:34:06 PM
When your money never runs out that really isn't an issue. Get outta here you poor, you have no place in Greek life.
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