| Fazer technology corporation |
| Fazer technology corporation green earth strategies scammed lied to my father and took him for $50,000.00 lake forrest, California |
| 24th of May, 2011 by User310544 |
This company took my father for $50,000.00 and after researching this company I have found the following lies and facts about this Boiler room fraudulent company 1)the office address for Fazer Technologies is a P.O. box rental location..(Google it).... 2) cannot find any public record or BBB rating on Fazer Technologies being in existence. 3) the claim to have a 40,000 sq ft facility in Artesia- no records, phone numbers found. THIS IS WHERE IT GETS BAD 4)US PATENT# 4231241 was filed in 1980 and is EXPIRED!!! US PATENT#5046466 IS EXPIRED AND was also superseded by a german company Plaskin in 1987 which makes the present one void 5)company states they received "award of merit" presented by President Ronald Regan- goggled it as well as contacted that department in the US government and was told " FRANK LIPSKI. PETER REINHART" OR Fazer Technologies never received such a award 6)the company representative Sunny said "they were in negotiations with G.E. and and a German Company Bosch, I contacted both Corporations and after numerous departments was told by both companies that " We are not in negotiations with Fazer Tech and further stated "negotiations would not even start untill that company and its product went through rigorous R&D. 7) Sunny the main sales person told my father and me with a conference call with Frank Lipski that CEO Kent Kresa of Genreal Motors drove to meet Frank and Frank quoted Mr. Kresa saying this statement" you have a Billion dollar baby" concerning this project.....through 100's of emails and phone calls I did finally receive a email from Mr. Kresa assistant stating"Mr. Kresa has never flown out too meet Mr. Lipski concerning Fazer Tech Project. 8)Their company can only be found on Manta.com (not a reputable site)and on its site the company states the same address which is a PO BOX and states it has 40+ employees with revenues in the millions....again there is no public record of this company and the only people we have talked to is Jim Fisher and Sunny Flour 9) when I called back and asked about why was ther a PO BOX I was told that is where their mail si being sent to.....Now I know a company claiming to be this size does not use a PO BOX. and last but not least we were told this company would be going public and it has not done so 10) I CONTACTED THEIR 800# THIS WEEKEND AND GOT A "MAGIC JACK" ANSWERING THE PHONE CALL OF ALL THINGS DO NOT INVEST IN THIS COMPANY IT IS ALL A LIE
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Government websites dont lie, looks like another Cease and Defrain Order from the State of California has been issued just a few days ago, June 6th, 2012. Named Parties are Peter Reinert, Daniel Moscaritolo, Green Earth Strategies and Remediation Earth Inc. (REI) for apparenlty selling unregistered shares in that state...Again???
http://www.corp.ca.gov/ENF/pdf/2012/RemediationEarth_DR.pdf |
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Cyber Criminals - Iceman/Digits
In this article I will discuss about Iceman, a notable individual on the credit card fraud scene.
Iceman/Digits
Although he has been in operation for years, Iceman's greatest "claim to fame" was an October 2006 USA Today story on cyber crime forums that featured him or her prominently.* The article described how Iceman, "a prominent forum leader … staged a hostile takeover of four top-tier rivals, creating a mega forum."
On October 12, the day after USA Today published the article, Iceman publicly announced his retirement on the forum he administered. Since then, no one using that screen name has published any posts on that forum.
In a recent interview with VeriSign iDefense, a prominent "retired" carder (i.e., credit card fraudster) claimed that "Iceman" is now operating under the screen name "Digits". Although VeriSign iDefense has been unable to corroborate this claim, the subject has provided accurate information in the past. He also claims that two other prominent carders have corroborated his information about Iceman.
A carding forum post by "Digits" offering "USA 100% approved dumps" for sale.
A few months before Iceman's alleged "retirement, " posts by someone calling him- or herself "Digits" began appearing on several forums, most notably the same forum that was administered by Iceman. In these posts, Digits advertised a long and varied list of stolen credit card information for sale; Digits has since posted several similar offers, most recently in late January 2007.
The responses to Digits' posts have been uniformly positive - in one typical reply a carder wrote: "You have a very good product ... One of the best out there right now in fact. Another commented: "very good service and good dumps .i recommend it for all bayers i wased surprice for quality of dumps" [sic].
Digits has also frequently provided detailed technical assistance free of charge to other carders. As stated, VeriSign iDefense has been unable to obtain further information to corroborate the source's claim. However, VeriSign iDefense believes him to be fairly reliable. (One potentially complicating factor is that Iceman and the source have had some very public conflicts in the past.) Corroborating his claim is the fact that Digits became prominent on the forum shortly before Iceman retired and the fact that all of the responses on that forum to Digits' posts have been extremely complimentary. Regardless of what name he or she is now using, Iceman seems to still be one of the most prominent and most troublesome characters in the internet world. |
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it is curious that when you google these scam reports, the very first listing coming up is this one:
Remove False Scam Posts | InternetReputation.com
www.internetreputation.com/RemovePosts
We Delete False Scam Posts Fast Remove The Slander Today
You working for these guys Iceman??
you have a new career now? You used to do this:
United States Secret Service Criminal Complaint
www.usatoday.com/tech/icemanaffidavit.pdf
Cyber Criminals - Iceman/Digits
In this article I will discuss about Iceman, a notable individual on the credit card fraud scene.
Iceman/Digits
Although he has been in operation for years, Iceman's greatest "claim to fame" was an October 2006 USA Today story on cyber crime forums that featured him or her prominently.* The article described how Iceman, "a prominent forum leader … staged a hostile takeover of four top-tier rivals, creating a mega forum."
On October 12, the day after USA Today published the article, Iceman publicly announced his retirement on the forum he administered. Since then, no one using that screen name has published any posts on that forum.
In a recent interview with VeriSign iDefense, a prominent "retired" carder (i.e., credit card fraudster) claimed that "Iceman" is now operating under the screen name "Digits". Although VeriSign iDefense has been unable to corroborate this claim, the subject has provided accurate information in the past. He also claims that two other prominent carders have corroborated his information about Iceman.
A carding forum post by "Digits" offering "USA 100% approved dumps" for sale.
A few months before Iceman's alleged "retirement, " posts by someone calling him- or herself "Digits" began appearing on several forums, most notably the same forum that was administered by Iceman. In these posts, Digits advertised a long and varied list of stolen credit card information for sale; Digits has since posted several similar offers, most recently in late January 2007.
The responses to Digits' posts have been uniformly positive - in one typical reply a carder wrote: "You have a very good product ... One of the best out there right now in fact. Another commented: "very good service and good dumps .i recommend it for all bayers i wased surprice for quality of dumps" [sic].
Digits has also frequently provided detailed technical assistance free of charge to other carders. As stated, VeriSign iDefense has been unable to obtain further information to corroborate the source's claim. However, VeriSign iDefense believes him to be fairly reliable. (One potentially complicating factor is that Iceman and the source have had some very public conflicts in the past.) Corroborating his claim is the fact that Digits became prominent on the forum shortly before Iceman retired and the fact that all of the responses on that forum to Digits' posts have been extremely complimentary. Regardless of what name he or she is now using, Iceman seems to still be one of the most prominent and most troublesome characters in the internet world. |
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it is curious that when you google these scam reports, the very first listing coming up is this one:
Remove False Scam Posts | InternetReputation.com
www.internetreputation.com/RemovePosts
We Delete False Scam Posts Fast Remove The Slander Today
You working for these guys Iceman??
you have a new career now? You used to do this:
United States Secret Service Criminal Complaint
www.usatoday.com/tech/icemanaffidavit.pdf
Cyber Criminals - Iceman/Digits
In this article I will discuss about Iceman, a notable individual on the credit card fraud scene.
Iceman/Digits
Although he has been in operation for years, Iceman's greatest "claim to fame" was an October 2006 USA Today story on cyber crime forums that featured him or her prominently.* The article described how Iceman, "a prominent forum leader … staged a hostile takeover of four top-tier rivals, creating a mega forum."
On October 12, the day after USA Today published the article, Iceman publicly announced his retirement on the forum he administered. Since then, no one using that screen name has published any posts on that forum.
In a recent interview with VeriSign iDefense, a prominent "retired" carder (i.e., credit card fraudster) claimed that "Iceman" is now operating under the screen name "Digits". Although VeriSign iDefense has been unable to corroborate this claim, the subject has provided accurate information in the past. He also claims that two other prominent carders have corroborated his information about Iceman.
A carding forum post by "Digits" offering "USA 100% approved dumps" for sale.
A few months before Iceman's alleged "retirement, " posts by someone calling him- or herself "Digits" began appearing on several forums, most notably the same forum that was administered by Iceman. In these posts, Digits advertised a long and varied list of stolen credit card information for sale; Digits has since posted several similar offers, most recently in late January 2007.
The responses to Digits' posts have been uniformly positive - in one typical reply a carder wrote: "You have a very good product ... One of the best out there right now in fact. Another commented: "very good service and good dumps .i recommend it for all bayers i wased surprice for quality of dumps" [sic].
Digits has also frequently provided detailed technical assistance free of charge to other carders. As stated, VeriSign iDefense has been unable to obtain further information to corroborate the source's claim. However, VeriSign iDefense believes him to be fairly reliable. (One potentially complicating factor is that Iceman and the source have had some very public conflicts in the past.) Corroborating his claim is the fact that Digits became prominent on the forum shortly before Iceman retired and the fact that all of the responses on that forum to Digits' posts have been extremely complimentary. Regardless of what name he or she is now using, Iceman seems to still be one of the most prominent and most troublesome characters in the internet world. |
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| So Iceman, REI did not seek permits or registrations in two states, but where is the ripping-off of investors part? The "alleged $50, 000 scam" is the kick-off argument and has not been identified or substantiated. What do the lawyers intend to do. What are their next steps to follow. Surely anyone losing 50 grand would take action other than a mere complaint. Anything stated after this initial allegation is moot until there is an update of this matter. I suggest, in efforts to preserve or substantiate your credibility, you tell us about this matter of $50, 000 being criminally acquired. By the way, why do you care so much about potential investors? Who exactly are you and why are you so elusive? |
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