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ParticipantI looked at the complaint. Oh my goodness.
Oh page 10,
To invest with PWM, prospective investors had to adhere to PWM's "three rules," which required investors to (1) commit to a three year investment; (2) turn over all of their financial affairs to PWM; and (3) ask no questions of PWM management regarding the use of their funds or credit.
(2) Turn over all of their financial affairs with (3) no questions asked???
Did somebody bully you into doing this???
On page 13,
During the summer of 2006, PWM began applying for credit cards
and opening new lines of credit in the names of individual investors. Investors Were then contacted by a PWM representative, who directed the investor to draw down the maximum amount on all of the credit cards and to wire the funds to TRF or one of the Duncan Companies as an additional investment. Investors who questioned the wisdom of this strategy were told by, among others, McLeod, that PWM would stop making mortgage payments if they refused to cooperate.Did you ask questions at that point? If not, at what point did you begin to ask questions? When the media broke the story? When did you realize you were duped?
I can understand lazy portfolio investors not asking a fund manager too many questions then finding out their 401(k) was raided. There is SEC protection for that though. I can't understand letting someone handle all your financial affairs (1) NO QUESTIONS ASKED and (2) BY DRAWING DOWN FUNDS FROM A CREDIT CARD.
Seriously, I'm sorry it happened but the world is not always a friendly place and you have learned a valuable lesson. Perhaps church/military/other were not the best places to learn about the realities of mankind.
ParticipantI looked at the complaint. Oh my goodness.
Oh page 10,
To invest with PWM, prospective investors had to adhere to PWM's "three rules," which required investors to (1) commit to a three year investment; (2) turn over all of their financial affairs to PWM; and (3) ask no questions of PWM management regarding the use of their funds or credit.
(2) Turn over all of their financial affairs with (3) no questions asked???
Did somebody bully you into doing this???
On page 13,
During the summer of 2006, PWM began applying for credit cards
and opening new lines of credit in the names of individual investors. Investors Were then contacted by a PWM representative, who directed the investor to draw down the maximum amount on all of the credit cards and to wire the funds to TRF or one of the Duncan Companies as an additional investment. Investors who questioned the wisdom of this strategy were told by, among others, McLeod, that PWM would stop making mortgage payments if they refused to cooperate.Did you ask questions at that point? If not, at what point did you begin to ask questions? When the media broke the story? When did you realize you were duped?
I can understand lazy portfolio investors not asking a fund manager too many questions then finding out their 401(k) was raided. There is SEC protection for that though. I can't understand letting someone handle all your financial affairs (1) NO QUESTIONS ASKED and (2) BY DRAWING DOWN FUNDS FROM A CREDIT CARD.
Seriously, I'm sorry it happened but the world is not always a friendly place and you have learned a valuable lesson. Perhaps church/military/other were not the best places to learn about the realities of mankind.
ParticipantI looked at the complaint. Oh my goodness.
Oh page 10,
To invest with PWM, prospective investors had to adhere to PWM's "three rules," which required investors to (1) commit to a three year investment; (2) turn over all of their financial affairs to PWM; and (3) ask no questions of PWM management regarding the use of their funds or credit.
(2) Turn over all of their financial affairs with (3) no questions asked???
Did somebody bully you into doing this???
On page 13,
During the summer of 2006, PWM began applying for credit cards
and opening new lines of credit in the names of individual investors. Investors Were then contacted by a PWM representative, who directed the investor to draw down the maximum amount on all of the credit cards and to wire the funds to TRF or one of the Duncan Companies as an additional investment. Investors who questioned the wisdom of this strategy were told by, among others, McLeod, that PWM would stop making mortgage payments if they refused to cooperate.Did you ask questions at that point? If not, at what point did you begin to ask questions? When the media broke the story? When did you realize you were duped?
I can understand lazy portfolio investors not asking a fund manager too many questions then finding out their 401(k) was raided. There is SEC protection for that though. I can't understand letting someone handle all your financial affairs (1) NO QUESTIONS ASKED and (2) BY DRAWING DOWN FUNDS FROM A CREDIT CARD.
Seriously, I'm sorry it happened but the world is not always a friendly place and you have learned a valuable lesson. Perhaps church/military/other were not the best places to learn about the realities of mankind.
ParticipantI looked at the complaint. Oh my goodness.
Oh page 10,
To invest with PWM, prospective investors had to adhere to PWM's "three rules," which required investors to (1) commit to a three year investment; (2) turn over all of their financial affairs to PWM; and (3) ask no questions of PWM management regarding the use of their funds or credit.
(2) Turn over all of their financial affairs with (3) no questions asked???
Did somebody bully you into doing this???
On page 13,
During the summer of 2006, PWM began applying for credit cards
and opening new lines of credit in the names of individual investors. Investors Were then contacted by a PWM representative, who directed the investor to draw down the maximum amount on all of the credit cards and to wire the funds to TRF or one of the Duncan Companies as an additional investment. Investors who questioned the wisdom of this strategy were told by, among others, McLeod, that PWM would stop making mortgage payments if they refused to cooperate.Did you ask questions at that point? If not, at what point did you begin to ask questions? When the media broke the story? When did you realize you were duped?
I can understand lazy portfolio investors not asking a fund manager too many questions then finding out their 401(k) was raided. There is SEC protection for that though. I can't understand letting someone handle all your financial affairs (1) NO QUESTIONS ASKED and (2) BY DRAWING DOWN FUNDS FROM A CREDIT CARD.
Seriously, I'm sorry it happened but the world is not always a friendly place and you have learned a valuable lesson. Perhaps church/military/other were not the best places to learn about the realities of mankind.
ParticipantI looked at the complaint. Oh my goodness.
Oh page 10,
To invest with PWM, prospective investors had to adhere to PWM's "three rules," which required investors to (1) commit to a three year investment; (2) turn over all of their financial affairs to PWM; and (3) ask no questions of PWM management regarding the use of their funds or credit.
(2) Turn over all of their financial affairs with (3) no questions asked???
Did somebody bully you into doing this???
On page 13,
During the summer of 2006, PWM began applying for credit cards
and opening new lines of credit in the names of individual investors. Investors Were then contacted by a PWM representative, who directed the investor to draw down the maximum amount on all of the credit cards and to wire the funds to TRF or one of the Duncan Companies as an additional investment. Investors who questioned the wisdom of this strategy were told by, among others, McLeod, that PWM would stop making mortgage payments if they refused to cooperate.Did you ask questions at that point? If not, at what point did you begin to ask questions? When the media broke the story? When did you realize you were duped?
I can understand lazy portfolio investors not asking a fund manager too many questions then finding out their 401(k) was raided. There is SEC protection for that though. I can't understand letting someone handle all your financial affairs (1) NO QUESTIONS ASKED and (2) BY DRAWING DOWN FUNDS FROM A CREDIT CARD.
Seriously, I'm sorry it happened but the world is not always a friendly place and you have learned a valuable lesson. Perhaps church/military/other were not the best places to learn about the realities of mankind.
ParticipantI’m no pro but I’d say pick a day (say, the 15th of the month) then stick with it for consistency.
Why not ask Rich? [email protected]
ParticipantI’m no pro but I’d say pick a day (say, the 15th of the month) then stick with it for consistency.
Why not ask Rich? [email protected]
ParticipantI’m no pro but I’d say pick a day (say, the 15th of the month) then stick with it for consistency.
Why not ask Rich? [email protected]
ParticipantI’m no pro but I’d say pick a day (say, the 15th of the month) then stick with it for consistency.
Why not ask Rich? [email protected]
ParticipantI’m no pro but I’d say pick a day (say, the 15th of the month) then stick with it for consistency.
Why not ask Rich? [email protected]
ParticipantCbC I’m starting to understand how you were so easily conned…
I had 3 points in my post and you missed all of them. To make it simple for you:
1. I respect freedom of speech.
2. Willy-nilly lawsuits are bad.
3. Kike is not a term for Italians. It is used to denigrate Jews.mmmkay?
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