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Actually, I trust the Texas judge. I also trust former SEC employee Jeff Ansley. I also trust Mark Kassenbrook and TCA's attorney. I also trust the bench warrants and the judgments. I also trust the public records and the deeds. I also trust the DUI charges. I also trust the debts that have not been paid off for 4 years. I also trust the false promises. Gots plenty of trust on my side.
I also trust that if you accuse someone of committing a crime and the accusation is false, you will get sued. I trust people know that.
In truth I trust!!!!!
Review the Bench warrant and recent court filings and let Fast Eddie tell us why the legal real experts are all wrong.
I would bet they know how to do a real estate title search.
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Fast Eddie should tell that to legal real estate experts that are closing in because they don't know anything either. In fact, he should tell that to the judge who issued the bench warrant.
Bench warrant boy!!!!
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All Fast Eddie has to do be honest. What a concept??
A bench warrant has been issued for Edward R. Starrs
Bail Money will not be accepted through the Emailmoni app.
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What a rap sheet
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I also believe the Ed Starrs bench warrant should be stickied. It separates us from all the "Wanted" wannabees.
Whoever told you good things about Ed does not really know Ed in my opinion.
I can't wait when Fast Eddie tells the judge that he couldn't appear and he had to ignore the court order because he can't discuss company business.
The judge is going to ask Fast Eddie if he's playing with a full deck.
The SEC loves to make an example of people like Fast Eddie and they will also go after Bruce Smith, Blandford and Cowan.
The others will probably be offered immunity deals to testify against Fast Eddie.
ROTFLMAO about Fast Eddie
This is a public company's CEO.
Bench Warrant Issued For MyECheck CEO Fast Edward R. Starrs
And this is my all time favorite lawyer from Fast Eddie's posts. A highly competent lawyer who was representing the transfer agent and the the plaintiff got every share. Looks like that was an honest lawyer.
Jeff Ansley is the head of Bell Nunnally’s White Collar Criminal and Regulatory Defense practice. Jeff served as both an Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas and Enforcement Attorney for the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.
Jeff focuses his practice on white collar criminal and regulatory matters and has represented numerous corporate and individual clients in high stakes litigation before federal courts, the SEC, and other regulators. As a former federal criminal prosecutor and enforcement attorney, he has an insider’s knowledge of the tactics and resources used by prosecutors and investigators. Jeff frequently defends clients in criminal matters involving allegations of health care fraud, securities fraud, and other alleged business crimes.
Jeff has represented targets of government health care investigations and prosecutions. His clients range from physicians and hospitals to medical organizations and suppliers. Jeff has handled matters investigated and prosecuted by the Department of Justice, the Medicare Fraud Strike Force, and the Health and Human Services Office of Inspector, among others.
He also handles federal and state administrative actions instituted by securities and health care regulators, including acting as counsel for corporations and their officers and directors, physicians and physician groups, broker-dealers, investment advisers, and other professionals and organizations.
Jeff further counsels clients in securities litigation matters arising from both public and private securities offerings and acquisitions as well as secondary trading activity. He represents officers, directors, independent committees, investment bankers, accounting firms, and law firms in connection with these high-stakes securities cases.
Jeff also conducts internal investigations on behalf of corporate clients involving allegations of securities, health care, and tax fraud and trade secret theft violations, among other suspected misconduct. In addition, he develops compliance and ethics programs for corporations and other business entities. Texas Monthly and D Magazine have consistently recognized him for his white collar and regulatory defense practice.
Before entering private practice, Jeff served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Major Fraud and Public Corruption Section of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas. As a federal prosecutor, Jeff successfully tried and prosecuted multiple complex securities fraud cases and other complex crimes. He also led the Securities Fraud Task Force for the Northern District, coordinating the actions of a multi-agency criminal and regulatory task force. Jeff was appointed as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Oklahoma. While with the SEC, Jeff prosecuted a wide variety of suspected federal securities laws violations, including possible financial and accounting fraud, insider trading, offering frauds, registration violations and regulatory compliance matters.
Education
J.D., Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, 1994
B.A., cum laude, Texas A&M University, 1991
Here is TCA's lawyer hot on Fast Eddie's tail. Fast Eddie is trying to convince everyone that he doesn't know any thing
Scott Albrecht is a partner at Samuels, Green & Steel, LLP. Scott has been with SGS since its inception, joining his litigation partner Philip Green in 2000, where they grew a boutique litigation practice before teaming with Herbert Samuels and William Steel to create SGS in 2004.
Scott is one of two partners responsible for managing SGS’ litigation department, specializing in business law, finance, real estate, commercial and partnership disputes. Scott brings a practical, hands-on approach to advising his clients, achieving outstanding results in hundreds of matters representing both plaintiff and defendant parties. Responsible for handling trials and arbitrations to verdict in more than a dozen cases, his clients include publicly traded companies, banking institutions, private lenders, developers, contractors, business owners, real estate brokers, and individuals.
Scott has tried cases throughout California and has provided counsel to clients in numerous states and international locations, including China, Canada, Mexico and Hong Kong. Scott also serves as outside general counsel for businesses throughout Southern California.
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Scott is a member of LawPact, an international association of independent business law firms, where SGS serves as the representative law firm from California. He is also active in his local community of Newport Beach where he assists local schools as well as city politics.
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That is the funnies thing I've seen in a long time.
Here is one lawyer that Fast Eddie is trying to convince everyone doesn't know anything. Will examine Fast Eddie on the 29th
Mark R. Kassenbrock
Mark R. Kassenbrock
Member
Email: Contact Attorney Mark R. Kassenbrock
Phone: 916-925-1800 | Fax: 916-925-1265
Mr. Kassenbrock is AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest recognition possible in the legal industry, for his professionalism and ethics.
Practice areas
Business litigation
Real estate litigation
Antitrust
Civil appeals
Employment litigation
Admitted
California, 1982
U.S. District Court, Northern District of California, 1982
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of California, 1984
U.S. District Court, Southern District of California, 1990
U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, 1991
U.S. District Court, Central District of California, 1991
Education
Santa Clara University, J.D., 1982
University of California at Davis, B.A., 1979
Associations and memberships
Sacramento County Association (Member, Corporate and Securities Law Section)
State Bar of California (Member, Antitrust and Trade Regulation and Litigation Sections)
American Bar Association
Representative cases
Pacific Preferred Properties, Inc. v. Moss, 71 Cal. App. 4th 1456, 84 Cal. Rptr.2d 500 (1999)
Meegan, Hanschu & Kassenbrock serves clients in Sacramento and Gold River, as well as throughout the Sacramento Region, Northern California and the Bay Area.
I hope Fast Eddie likes eating porridge!!
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WHEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
I really hope the mug shot is taken with one of his Hawaiian shirts that he paid for with Greenpay's bank account.
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I think Fast Eddie's bench warrant should be the cover of our annual report.
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I actually wonder what the bail amount will increase to if Fast Eddie does not show up on the 29th.
The Feds will find it in three seconds when they subpoena bank records and transfer agent records. Fast Eddie should be losing sleep at night about now. Steve Blandford, Bruce Smith, Christine Cowan and the most professional auditors should be also. They just don't know it yet.
Contact Fast Eddie and ask him.
Does anybody believe that fast Eddie will go to prison?
Yes. How did Bruce Smith account for the wire transactions to real estate title companies?
Like Greenpay LLC, the Wyoming limited liability company. Was Sierra Global started by Fast Eddie also?
And if Sierra Global paid for the properties which is more important and that is not the case.
In my opinion and it's only my opinion, he convinced himself because he has a loose screw that if it's in the company's name, he did nothing wrong. Since it wasn't on the balance sheet, he would just transfer the properties to himself some day and no one would know.
The federal lawsuit blew up that plan. Since he has a loose screw, he just made a catastrophic decision that no one is taking my real estate and did the transfer.
It will turn out to be catastrophic. He should have done the right thing and blamed things on dumb accountants a year ago but I don't believe that defense is viable any longer.
I actually think he would have gotten away with it if he didn't screw the person that he shouldn't have screwed. He's got a screw loose which I was told that and I'm finally convinced.
We can't assume that because I know it's not true and the properties are owned by the public company (MyECheck and Greenpay). It would be like assuming the earth is flat and Columbus was wrong. Instead of looking at the horizon, look at the deeds.
Maybe the transfer of the property was the plan all along. However, he didn't anticipate lawsuits that would bring the real estate into the forefront of the conversation. A Texas judge ordered the issuance of stock. Several law firms are obviously believing the real estate theory and they are real estate experts.
Which is what I told Starrs he should do since the properties are owned by the company. I have posted no less than 20 times on the board that the coverup is always worse. Fast Eddie has a screw loose. Does anyone really believe that MyECheck and Greenpay do not own the properties?
Fast Eddie Starrs has lost it which shows him as a rat who is in a cage. It is beyond absurd that Fast Eddie couldn't show up to the examination because of UBA. MyECheck's lawyer, if they can afford to pay one would have simply asked the court to restrict any questions about the BS business deal and restrict all questions to the location of assets.
The creditors who are represented by professional and competent lawyers disagree with Fast Eddie.
Great post. Check out the lawsuits!!
Bollywood, don't believe Fast Eddie because he has been desperate to change the topic of this conversation.
TCA is represented by extremely competent lawyers. They are on Maciora's side because they believe the real estate. That is the reason for the recent court actions.
MHK is MyECheck's former attorney and they are California real estate lawyers and they have sought a court order to examine Fast Eddie based on the real estate. What does that tell you?
Think about these 2 facts and then apply common sense. Common sense will defeat any of Fast Eddie's lies.
Fast Eddie is desperate.
You are incorrect.
The case was lost because in the securities laws that were the basis for the causes of action, a private citizen can not sue a party. Only the government. It is like suing someone for not paying their federal taxes. Only the federal government can sue.
10b-5 was the different one.
It is kind of unbelievable the garbage that is coming out of Fast Eddie's mouth. If you can believe this, Fast Eddie simply said that I will defy a court's order.
Wow. I wonder how Fast Eddie is going to feel when people are dragged to the mud like Bruce Smith, Christine Cowan, Steve Blandford and others because that is what will happen.
I would think Fast Eddie cares about them but he doesn't.
Really sad.
So is Fast Eddie saying that MyECheck and Greenpay did not wire out money to real estate tile companies for the purpose of buying real estate that never appeared on the balance sheets of those 2 companies. I have been waiting for months for Fast Eddie to make that statement. Fast Eddie, who paid for the real estate?
Top Ten Facts Regarding MyECheck. Welcome to all new readers.
1. Several Million Dollars in real estate is owned by the company that is not on the balance sheet.
2. Real estate was paid for through corporate accounts owned by MyECheck and Greenpay.
3. MyECheck does not pay its attorneys and several have quit for non-payment in the last 90 days.
4. MyECheck is behind on its legal obligations to file financial statements with the SEC by at least 6 months
5. The company has approximately $2 million in judgments against it and some of the judgments are more than 3 years old.
6. MyECheck CEO Fast Eddie Starrs has not even shown up to several court hearings over the past year and as a result, MyECheck has lost these lawsuits by default.
7. Corporate officers have used company bank accounts for personal expenses.
8. The company has been sued by former employees who were allegedly owed money.
9. The company is engaged in several current lawsuits.
10. And the #1 fact regarding MyECheck is that our CEO has a bench warrant for his arrest.
When penny stock companies announce buybacks, it is a con. Just like when penny stock companies wire money out of corporate accounts to buy assets that are not reflected on the books. Of course and unless we think the most professional law firm MHK doesn't get it and the most professional fund TCA doesn't get it and they are ALL fooled by Fast Eddie's asset planning. In fact, MHK just can't figure it out.
Fast Eddie has a bench warrant for his arrest. I would say his plan is the most creative I've ever seen in the history of the world.
That's called a RS. A stock halt usually leads to a restructure. Can't wait for more lawsuits to unfold.
Rollout is fascinating.
In order to ask the court for a lis pendens, you have to file a new complaint("lawsuit"). Lis pendens is a legal document which is the most effective tool to cloud a property's title. Therefore, virtually impossible to sell or get a loan.