USA TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
We have been asked to enter into an investment with these people for
the purpose of saving tax money and wondered what your take might be on
it. We have heard good things and our financial advisor is doing his due
diligence on it as I write this.
www.synergywestcoast.com for tax savings
and
www.borealisglobal.com for investing and receiving 12-18% paid quarterly
on the investment locked in for 2 years.
It was good visiting with you last week and bringing our taxes up to
date.
We have both sent in our paperwork for CPP and OAP respectively!
_________________________________________________________________________________________________ david ingram replies:
Don't touch it with a ten foot pole or a 12 foot Ukrainian. It is a Ponzi or "Prime Lettrer " Scheme. --
Shane Smith, the president of Borealis International was "indicted" along with a lot of others on Dec 7, 2006 for illegally selling unregistered securities.in Ontario. He is forbidden to deal with any securities or investments until June 14, 2007 under a temporary order (section 127(7) of the Ontario Securities Act) which will undoubtedly be made permanent. Shane is also required to put the cease trading order on his website which he has not done.
I am forwarding a copy of the following http://www.borealisglobal.com/BorealisGRIC.pdf - to the Ontario Securities Commission. It is why Synergy is asking people to sign a non-disclosure document. If you have a financial advisor seriously looking at this, you need another advisor.
In my opinion, he or she is either dishonest, naive or just plain stupid and not someone you should be dealiong with. Although it took a bit f looking, it was relatively easy to find. Your advisor should have done their due dil;igence BEFORE presenting it to you. All together Shane Smith and his cohorts have sold $23,000,000 of this junk since 2001. It is all offshore, unregulated and untraceable and uncollectible. You can find out more about the "type" of deal it is by reading a 1998 explanation on my website at http://www.centa.com/articles/a_scam_that_keeps_on_rolling.htm I spent aboput 90 minutes on this and am charging you for one hour. You can find out a whole lot about the Shane Smith stuff - Remember he is the president of Borealis - at http://search.osc.gov.on.ca/en/query.html?col=osc&charset=iso-8859-1&qt=%22shane+smith%22&oldqt=%22shane+smitjh%22 david
the purpose of saving tax money and wondered what your take might be on
it. We have heard good things and our financial advisor is doing his due
diligence on it as I write this.
www.synergywestcoast.com for tax savings
and
www.borealisglobal.com for investing and receiving 12-18% paid quarterly
on the investment locked in for 2 years.
It was good visiting with you last week and bringing our taxes up to
date.
We have both sent in our paperwork for CPP and OAP respectively!
_________________________________________________________________________________________________ david ingram replies:
Don't touch it with a ten foot pole or a 12 foot Ukrainian. It is a Ponzi or "Prime Lettrer " Scheme. --
Shane Smith, the president of Borealis International was "indicted" along with a lot of others on Dec 7, 2006 for illegally selling unregistered securities.in Ontario. He is forbidden to deal with any securities or investments until June 14, 2007 under a temporary order (section 127(7) of the Ontario Securities Act) which will undoubtedly be made permanent. Shane is also required to put the cease trading order on his website which he has not done.
I am forwarding a copy of the following http://www.borealisglobal.com/BorealisGRIC.pdf - to the Ontario Securities Commission. It is why Synergy is asking people to sign a non-disclosure document. If you have a financial advisor seriously looking at this, you need another advisor.
In my opinion, he or she is either dishonest, naive or just plain stupid and not someone you should be dealiong with. Although it took a bit f looking, it was relatively easy to find. Your advisor should have done their due dil;igence BEFORE presenting it to you. All together Shane Smith and his cohorts have sold $23,000,000 of this junk since 2001. It is all offshore, unregulated and untraceable and uncollectible. You can find out more about the "type" of deal it is by reading a 1998 explanation on my website at http://www.centa.com/articles/a_scam_that_keeps_on_rolling.htm I spent aboput 90 minutes on this and am charging you for one hour. You can find out a whole lot about the Shane Smith stuff - Remember he is the president of Borealis - at http://search.osc.gov.on.ca/en/query.html?col=osc&charset=iso-8859-1&qt=%22shane+smith%22&oldqt=%22shane+smitjh%22 david
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