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Melvin Pereira involved since the beginning... Hidden for a reason in Ken Chua's Chimera company. interesting from 2005 lists Melvin as Administrative Contact for E-Network Costa Rica and this was part of the Chimera technology scam - not many facts but seems ya always had to go round in circles to get any legit information.

From 2005

http://agoracom.com/ir/pegasus/forums/discussion/topics/56800-i-received-the-spam-fax-in-question/messages/426396

Or more accurately, the fax machine with which I was faxing yesterday had a copy of the ``Superstock Smallcap Report / Our Next Pick: PGGG`` sitting on it. As I have a history developing wireless and internet-based gaming products, I was interested enough to keep the page.
My favorite part of the fax was at the bottom where it says:

``To request not to receive future faxes from the sender of this fax, please call [phone]``. That`s a nice touch. The fake spam contains a fake phone number. Aficionados will recognise this number as a ZIP CODE LOOKUP service.

Since I saw the press release this morning decrying this ``unauthorized spam``, I did a little more checking into both Chimera and Pegasus.

First, who actually registered Pegasusgaming.com as a web site? ->

Registrant:
e-Network Costa Rica Limited

Oficentro La Sabana

Torre 6 Piso 6 Apt # 2
San Jose, San Jose 2050
Costa Rica
Created on: 30-Jul-04
Expires on: 30-Jul-06
Last Updated on: 29-Oct-04
Administrative Contact:
Pereira, Melvin [e-mail]
e-Network Costa Rica Limited

This information is courtesy of Network Solutions; you can verify this yourself using their ``whois`` feature.

Now, go do a search of ``Melvin Pereira`` and you`ll find a link that contains the following line:

``... they have working behind the scenes. Mr. Melvin Pereira, who manages Chimera`s licensees, was especially helpful in ...``

So it appears at least I found the correct ``pegasusgaming.com`` entry. Note under the ``Meta keywords`` the following:

``Pegasus Gaming Corp, pggg, pegasus, 777, 777 betz, 777betz.com, 777 sports entertainment, Ecash, Chimera Technology, 724pay, 724 pay, Ecash, e-cash, e-commerce, electronic cash, electronic commerce, e-money, electronic money, banking, online banking,...``

So it appears at least I found the correct ``pegasusgaming.com`` entry. Note under the ``Meta keywords`` the following: So let`s go check out ``777betz.com`` using whois. It would appear that Melvin Pereira owns that one, too. So let`s go to 777betz.com and see what they`re all about:

ABOUT US:

``777betz.com is the operating name of 777 Entertainment Limited. The casino (777betz.com) is 100% owned and operated by 777 Entertainment Limited, 68 Haydons Road, London SW19 1HL, UK. The parent company is 777

Deportes y Entretenimiento S.A. located in Costa Rica.

777betz.com is licensed to use the Chimera 2 suite of gaming products, platforms and applications.``

My guess is that if you trace through Chimera`s licenses, you`ll find that an interesting number of the licensees are actually part of the same group, traced in part, back to Chimera.