Is this cool?

[sanantone]

State laws vary. I wouldn't expect the distributor of fake degrees to provide an overview of all pertinent laws that apply in different jurisdictions. While Texas and several other states specify that you cannot use a degree without accreditation for job or business related purposes, others allow it if the job applicant states explicitly that the degree is not accredited. But again, pretty sure they are only concerned with the legality on their end. Their loophole is about how they can issue their fake degree with a legal document, not a loophole for the end-user. I would never suggest someone obtain such a product. And I'm not trying to spread misinformation, just trying to explain what their argument is for a 'legal loophole' claim.

You did use the word "never." 

That "loophole" is not even necessary. If your state doesn't have a law against using a degree from an unaccredited school or creating a fake diploma, then just print a diploma off your computer. As for that fraudulent company, they can be sued as evidenced by what happened to Belford.