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Some of "San Diego Granite Man" Roger Mohlman's victims publicly stated that they would have rather seen Roger go to jail rather than get their money back...they saw Roger for what he was then a real life CON Man! Some things just don't change because Roger Mohlman is still a CON Man. It certainly looks like Roger married the right woman to continue his criminal ways with...Donna Mohlman is such a perfect fit - they are a modern day Bonnie & Clyde team. Roger & Donna blame everything on everyone else...that is what Con people do.
Daniel G. Bogden
United States Attorney
On July 31, 2009, Daniel G. Bogden was nominated by President Barack Obama to be the United States Attorney for the District of Nevada; he was unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate on September 15, 2009. As United States Attorney, Mr. Bogden represents the United States in all criminal and civil matters within the District of Nevada. The United States Attorney is the top federal law enforcement official in the state.
The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Nevada can be contacted via the following:
HEADQUARTERS — Las Vegas
U.S. Attorney’s Office
333 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Suite 5000
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Tel: (702) 388-6336
(800) 539-8002
U.S. Attorney’s Office
100 West Liberty
Suite 600
Reno, NV 89501
Tel: (775) 784-5438
(800) 303-5545
I encourage all investors that feel the same way that I do about PSGI, Roger & Donna Mohlman, and their accomplices - please call Nevada's U.S. Attorney Daniel G. Bogden because the suspected crimes in this case fall under his jurisdiction. Stock Fraud is a Federal Crime, bankruptcy fraud is a Federal Crime, tax evasion is a Federal Crime, a Ponzi Scheme or a variation of one is a Federal Crime, and lucky for us U.S. Attorney Daniel G. Bogden is willing to prosecute these type of criminal activities. I implore all investors who feel the same way that I do about PSGI & company to pick up the phone and file a complaint with Mr. Bogden. As a US citizen not only do you have the right to do so (reporting suspected criminal activity), but according to the Constitution of this great country...you have an obligation to do so as well.
What is Penny Stock Fraud?
Stocks, or shares, are a type of security that denote ownership in a corporation. The holder of a stock owns a claim to a percentage of the corporation's earnings and assets. Penny stocks are stocks that normally trade for under $1, often for under a penny. They are poorly regulated and penny stock fraud has become so prevalent a colorful vocabulary has sprung up in response.
The most common penny stock fraud is the Pump and Dump. A small group of speculators will accumulate a large number of shares in a penny stock. Once their positions are in place, they will release positive financial porn, news so unexpected and titillating it can drastically affect people's perception of the stock. The intent is to get small-time investors to start trading irrationally. The news is almost always false, but before this is discovered, the price of the stock often skyrockets and the original speculators exit with large profits.
The converse of a Pump and Dump is a penny stock fraud called the Poop and Scoop. Here the manipulators spread highly negative false rumors about a company in order to drive the price down. They buy as the stock plummets, counting on a rebound in price once the rumor is dispelled. In a related fraud, manipulators first short sell stock before releasing the rumors. On the subsequent decline, they cover their positions at a profit.
Another common penny stock fraud is Front Running. In this case, the news is actually true; insiders or brokers, knowing what is coming, take large positions ahead of the news becoming public. If insiders are involved, this is also referred to as insider trading, and is illegal.
When a stock has been laying dormant for a long time, insiders may attempt to increase interest with a type of penny stock fraud known as Circular Trading. Using multiple accounts, often established overseas, they will trade the same shares back and forth between their own accounts to create the appearance of activity. With the assistance of a complicit broker, they may complete Cross Trades, where large blocks of stock are traded without appearing on the exchange records. Once third party interest is generated, one of the schemes described above may be executed.
**http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny_stock
The SEC notes most of the same about Internet message boards, where fraudsters claiming to be unbiased investors who've carefully done their due diligence may in fact be company insiders, and that a single person or a small team can create the appearance of a huge interest in a stock simply by creating a huge number of aliases, while banning the most vocal or perceptive critics of these offerings.
The last sentence of the preceding paragraph says it all - Roger & Donna Mohlman are trying to silence us through intimidation, and the mis-use of the court/judicial system. They hear the tic-toc-tic-toc and realize that time is running out for them - we have exposed them for what they truly are, and Beverlee Kamerling's statement to the FEDS confirms it...in my very humble opinion. Those interested in being even more pro-active in this please read my next post.
Securities Act of 1933
Often referred to as the "truth in securities" law, the Securities Act of 1933 has two basic objectives:
require that investors receive financial and other significant information concerning securities being offered for public sale; and
prohibit deceit, misrepresentations, and other fraud in the sale of securities.
The full text of this Act is available at: http://www.sec.gov/about/laws/sa33.pdf.
My humble opinion has not changed regarding PSGI, the Mohlman's and their accomplices: I believe that PSGI under the mis-leadership of Roger Mohlman has violated SEC Laws for these reasons: deceit, misrepresentations, other fraud, and stock manipulation...just for starters. Where is all the wonderful product? That's right 4 or 5 boxes of product have been found, which should get PSGI close to the $8,000,000.00 in sales that Roger Mohlman has projected for 2010, but going off of past performance I am not going to hold my breath. Funny thing though, I have tried to locate some product locally and thus far I have been unsuccessful (back to the needle in a haystack search). Then there is the Mohlman's convenient Bankruptcy...just where did all the money go - Donna do you know? (just wondering as I am curious by nature) I couldn't help but notice how profitable it has been for Donna Mohlman & her businesses according to SEC filings.
Donna Mohlman, this is who I am: nothing more or nothing less than a simple humble concerned citizen of the United States of America, who according to the U.S. Constitution has the right & duty to report suspected criminal activity...lucky for you & Roger I have taken a special interest in you & your companies. I don't have a crystal ball, but in my humble opinion I believe that your day of reckoning is closing in...can you hear the tic - toc, tic - toc? There is an old saying which rings true here: "It takes one to know one." Beverlee Kamerling is a convicted criminal, and she has told the Federal Government that the two of you are criminals as well...she should know.
US Attorney Daniel G. Bogden is going to get a phone call & letter from me regarding, in my very humble opinion that: PSGI, Roger Mohlman, his wonderful ex-wife Donna "can't tell the truth" Mohlman, and their accomplices have committed CRIMINAL FRAUD by creating their very own version of the classic Ponzi Scheme. Mr. Bogden is experienced in investigating & prosecuting CRIMINAL FRAUD (see below). Donna Mohlman, you shouldn't be worried about who I am, because I can't put you in prison, but the FEDS can...and I am exercising my constitutional rights & duties as a citizen of the United States of America, reporting what I truly believe to be criminal activity. There is a very old saying, which I believe holds true in this case: "If you do the crime, be prepared to do the time." You all made a choice in what you did...I have simply made a choice to see you held accountable for what, in my humble opinion, I see as criminal activity. The TRUTH is coming out into the open, you can't close the bag - my advice to you is simply this (again in my very humble opinion)...I would enjoy your freedom while you can...
http://www.justice.gov/usao/nv/home/pressrelease/february2004/hackman021904.htm
U.S. Department of Justice
United States Attorney
District of Nevada
Daniel G. Bogden
United States Attorney 333 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Suite 5000
Las Vegas, NV 89101 Telephone (702) 388-6336
FAX (702) 388-6296
FORMER ATTORNEY PLEADS GUILTY TO RACKETEERING CONSPIRACY
LAS VEGAS - - One of five defendants charged in August 2003 with participating in an elaborate corporate and securities fraud scheme in Nevada and elsewhere, pleaded guilty today before U.S. District Judge James C. Mahan, announced Daniel G. Bogden, United States Attorney for the District of Nevada.
SHAWN HACKMAN, age 35, a former attorney from Las Vegas, pleaded guilty to one count of Racketeering Conspiracy and agreed to a Criminal Forfeiture (of property obtained through Racketeering). He is facing up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he appears before Judge Mahan for sentencing at 9:00 a.m. on May 10, 2004.
On August 7, 2003, SHAWN HACKMAN and three other attorneys, Sean Flanagan, Daniel Chapman, Herbert Jacobi, and stock transfer agent James Farrell, were charged in a 64-count Indictment. The Indictment alleges that between 1994 and 1999, they participated in a scheme involving the creation and sale of fraudulent shell corporations, commonly known in the securities industry as "box jobs." A few of the shell corporations involved in the scheme included Professional Mining Consultants, Inc., Dream Team International, Inc., and K-9 Protection, Inc. These shell corporations were fraudulent because promoters obtained hidden control of the entire supply of the public company's securities creating a secret monopoly in which control of the shell corporation and its stock was concealed by the use of nominee officers, directors and shareholders. When a company's securities are secretly "locked up" by the promoters, it is not possible for free-market trading to take place. The promoters are able to push stock prices up arbitrarily by simply restricting the supply, and once the price is at the desired level, the promoters and their associates "dump" their stock holdings on the market causing an immediate crash of the price of the stock. The public buyers caught in the middle lose most or all of their investment.
HACKMAN admitted in his plea agreement that, from at least July 1995 to about November 30, 2001, he and co-defendants Sean Flanagan, Daniel Chapman, Herbert Jacobi, James Farrell, and others known and unknown, were members of a criminal organization whose members engaged in securities fraud, money laundering, wire fraud, mail fraud, interstate transportation of stolen securities and receipt and sale of stolen securities for the purpose of enriching the members and deceiving the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In addition to the creation of shell corporations and installation of nominee officers and directors, HACKMAN admitted that the scheme involved among other things:
• fabrication of corporate records and stock records;
• mergers of the shell corporations with private companies,
• formation of companies in the Bahamas to cover up the fraud;
• Retaining of attorneys to issue false and misleading legal opinions indicating that the stocks of the shell corporations were freely tradable pursuant to federal securities laws, when in fact, they were not.
HACKMAN also admitted that another Las Vegas resident, Peter Berney, hired him and the other attorneys to issue false and misleading legal opinions, caused the nominees to be installed, and arranged for the mergers of the shell corporations with the private companies.
Investigators determined that Peter Berney and numerous other individuals were involved in the creation and sale of over 60 boxed companies between 1994 and 1999 for proceeds in excess of $35 million. Peter Berney, his wife Rebecca Berney, and another Las Vegas resident, Robert Potter, were indicted in July 2001 and charged with Money Laundering Conspiracy. Potter pleaded guilty and the charges against Rebecca Berney were dismissed following successful completion of a pretrial diversion program. Court information regarding Peter Berney is sealed.
HACKMAN is released on a personal recognizance bond pending sentencing.
Co-defendants Sean Flanagan, Daniel Chapman, Herbert Jacobi, and James Farrell are currently scheduled for trial on June 15, 2004.
This case is being investigated by Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation and the FBI's Organized Crime Squad, and is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney J. Gregory Damm.
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Springroll, I would like to see the "phantom" warehouse full of goods with you, and I am sure there are plenty of other investors that would like to as well. With no product, a company has zero chance for sales...so the only way that the company can continue to operate is to bring in new investors, which sounds like a PONZI Scheme to me. The only ones that seem to be profiting from PSGI are the Mohlman's and their stooges. Roger Mohlman from time to time puts out a news release to pump up the stock and then...and then...and then - NOTHING!
Who cares?
This company, in my opinion, is a fraudulent Penny Stock Company...no product...no revenue...more questions than answers...the CEO is a documented CON Man...the CEO and his ex-wife are involved in a little $30,000,000.00 lawsuit in Indiana...a questionable bankruptcy...Beverlee Kamerling a convicted Penny Stock fraudster has apparently rolled-over on Mr. Mohlman from her prison cell (according to documents that were posted on this board)...Roger & Donna Mohlman were friends with Stephen P. Corso, Mr. Corso is currently serving time in prison for having bilked his clients out of over $5,000,000.00 as a CPA...also Mr. Corso was involved in a fraudulent stock scheme which was investigated by the SEC, and Mr. Corso did financial work for the Mohlman's.
I ENCOURAGE EVERY INVESTOR TO FILE A FORMAL COMPLAINT WITH THE SEC AGAINST PSGI, Roger Mohlman and Donna Mohlman for fraud and market manipulation...just for starters.
Roger & Donna Mohlman. it appears to me that 2010 is shaping up to be a real bad year for you two based on the documented facts that have been brought to light. It would be absolutely awful if your Bankruptcy was found to be a sham...and then overturned for FRAUD! If I were you I would pay special attention to the "Concealment of Assets" paragraph (below) and see if that applies to your bankruptcy, just a friendly suggestion from someone interested in seeing you held accountable for all your illegal activities...of course this is just in my humble opinion. Then take a peek at the penalties - big fine and if you are lucky jail time. Look on the bright side you will both get three square meals a day, new outfits...and maybe your very own segment on American Greed!
Bankruptcy Fraud
Bankruptcy, by definition, is when a debtor is declared - either by creditors or his own account - legally insolvent. His property is liquidated and divided among his creditors to pay his debts. But when a debtor falsely claims bankruptcy, attempts to conceal his assets, launches petition mills or files multiple claims, he is committing bankruptcy fraud - a federal offense.
Types of Bankruptcy Fraud
Concealment of assets, petition mills, and multiple filings are the most common types of bankruptcy fraud.
Concealment of Assets
Concealment of assets accounts for nearly 70 percent of all fraudulent bankruptcy cases filed by individuals. This type of fraud occurs when a person purposely fails to list every one of his assets on his bankruptcy claim, knowing that creditors cannot liquidate valuables of which they are not aware. Similarly, business owners frequently conceal assets when filing for bankruptcy - they transfer money or properties to their relatives’ or associates’ names so that the assets cannot be confiscated.
Bankruptcy Fraud Punishments
Bankruptcy fraud, a felony, carries a sentence of a fine of up to $250,000 and/or five years in prison. Defendants will be booked according to standard criminal procedure and will have the opportunity to retain a criminal law attorney.
In my humble opinion Roger Mohlman, I truly believe that if the FBI & SEC do their jobs investigating you & your accomplices (including your ex-wife Donna) criminal deeds, everyone of you will be spending some quality time behind bars...and you will then appropriately be called CONVICT Roger Mohlman. You obviously don't believe that ripping people off is actually a crime, I am here to tell you that it is. It is pretty bad Roger & Donna Mohlman when you have a convicted felon roll over on you, and it appears that this has happened with the paperwork that has recently come to light which was provided, it seems, to the FEDS by none other than Beverlee Kamerling.
Of course, the wild card in all of this is your friendship with Stephen P. Corso, and whether or not he can keep you & Donna from being either audited or investigated by the IRS, FBI or SEC because of his status as an FBI informant, as you have bragged to people openly? You do remember Mr. Corso don't you, Roger? The CPA who got busted for stealing over $5,000,000.00 from his clients, and then volunteered to become an FBI informant to get a reduced sentence. He is the man who helped take down the two New York City Police Officers that became Contract Killers for the MOB. They moved to Las Vegas to retire and with your wired audio tapes they were both taken down & put behind bars for life. I am wondering if he was wired when he was with you & Donna...I would love to hear those tapes, as I am quite sure that they would be truly enlightening. Did Mr. Corso do any financial work for you Mr. Mohlman? If he did, when did he do it and what did he do for you? By the way, if you weren't aware of it Mr. Corso is currently in prison serving his sentence. I find it kind of funny that many of your friends/acquaintances are convicted CONS...you know what they say: "hang out with criminals and you will become one."
Hope you and Donna are having a nice day...each day of freedom should be cherished - I don't have a crystal ball, but I do believe your days of being free are numbered. I believe that you have defrauded your investors, and because of this I believe that you should be held acoountable for your criminal actions. You & Donna know what you have done, and have each profited illegally off of others by running your very own version of the PONZI SCHEME! You should both be ashamed of yourselves, but you are not and this is evident by the simple fact that you continue to blame others for what you yourselves have done. Roger Mohlman, the simple fact that you refuse to tell the truth about your past, and that you continue to avoid answering basic questions put to you by your investors...tells me that you are still a CON MAN and belong behind bars...in my humble opinion...
Roger Mohlman,
I beg to differ with you, the allegations are far from baseless, and you know it, I know it and the rest of the people that are involved with this board know it as well! You can't change the TRUTH Roger, and what information that has been posted on this board is readily available on the internet for all to view. The only people that you are fooling are yourself, your "precious" ex-wife, and your stooges! Now I am going to take a very close look at your reply to my earlier post, item by item:
You started off batting 100% getting your name, position in the company, and the company name correct...now let us see if you finished like you started...
1. You are a convicted Con Man according to the news articles that covered the plight of you as the "San Diego Granite Man." I guess you are going to sue the News Station that falsely reported you as a CON Man. Some of the home owners, which you ripped off were quoted as saying they would have rather seen you go to jail where you belonged instead of getting their money back - they named you Roger, not your partner who by the way according to the news account DIDN"T have a Contractor's License as you claim. I think you meant to say that the Judge was very lenient with you because you originally had multiple felonies filed against you - over $70,000.00 you had to pay back. Didn't see anything in the article stating that you were advised to pursue reimbursement in a civil court, either! Be truthful Roger, you took money from a number of people under false pretenses...I can say this because they never got their granite counter tops installed after they had paid you - that is FRAUD Roger...you got busted being a CON Man. I am surprised that you are not blaming the homeowners for ripping you off, how dare they expect for you to hold up your side of the contract with them...they should all be ashamed of themselves expecting you to be honest.
2. It is good to know that your SEC filings are legal, compliant & stand for themselves, but are they HONEST, TRUTHFUL & FACTUAL?
3. Again you are not telling the whole truth Roger (I am seeing a pattern here), are you absolutely sure that your current lawsuit only involves breach of contract?...there aren't any other allegations?...no FRAUD? As for your ex-wife's "defamation of character" lawsuit: The main problem with proving defamation of character is the protection of free speech guaranteed by the First Amendment. Courts generally agree that an opinion, no matter how malicious, is not the same as a stated fact. Another problem concerning defamation of character is the actual truth of the statement. Some may argue that in order for defamation of character to occur, the alleged victim actually has to have character to defame in the first place. Proving defamation of character is very difficult, and in my humble opinion, I am not sure that character is one of either your's or your ex-wife's strong points. There are just too many things that don't add up when it comes to the two of you...remember your actions define your character, and your actions & inactions have spoken volumes...
4. Roger, could I trouble you for a copy of the "thank you" letter from the FBI, for your assistance in putting Beverlee Kamerling behind prison bars? I am seeing a definite pattern with you...everyone else is guilty around you, but you are just an innocent victim (I will include Donna in this as well, as it is only fair since you are both Saints - at least according to you). They say there are always three sides to a story: your's the other person's and the TRUTH. Don't take it personal, but I am not quite buying your version of Beverlee Kamerling because of your past criminal activities as a CON Man, and my opinion that you are still conning people to this day with PSGI Stock.
5. Again in my humble opinion Roger, your version of the truth seems to be different than the actual TRUTH. It appears that you have made "pie in the sky" statements that have not materialized as you stated they would. For instance, what products have you sold, and more importantly what products have you manufactured. I know I would love to see your plants (not someone else's), and I would love to see the current stock that you have ready to be sold. You could clear a lot of this up by providing actual physical addresses that your investors could go to, where they could verify your statements as being true. How about providing contact names and phone numbers while you are at it. By simply being more transparent about things you could build trust with your "valued" investors...that is certainly something that you want, isn't it? At this point, as I see it Roger, you need to earn the respect of PSGI's investors...if you haven't figured it out - you have lost their respect & trust at this point in time. You have been continuing to move on with you products & services for years...just how long is it going to take for this wonderful product that you constantly promote to be sold...for money to be made for your investors? With no money coming in, there is only one way for the company to survive, and that is bringing in fresh investors (new money)...sounds like a variation of the traditional Ponzi Scheme, but that is just my very humble opinion.
Roger, your response to me has more holes than swiss cheese in it. In my opinion, it seems that you have a difficult time telling the TRUTH, which leaves me wondering why...what could you be hiding, what are you afraid of? Oh, by the way, would you be so kind as to let Donna know that the subpoena has me shaking in my shoes so much that I urinated on myself out of fear... I challenge you to bring it on because it is not I that has something to hide - it is YOU & Donna...remember the TRUTH sets us free, and I know that the TRUTH stands on my side of the line. I have only posted facts found easily on the internet, I can back up my position Roger...can you back up yours?
Roger, be sure to stay tuned in because my next post will be about your friend Stephen P. Corso, a name I picked up on in some earlier posts...there is no denying the fact that you have some very interesting criminal, no character friends! Roger, I now consider you a pen pal...feel free to write me anytime that you like...I am getting that warm fuzzy feeling, you know the feeling that you get when you know that you going to get the chance to expose the TRUTH...sorry I forgot telling the whole truth seems to be difficult for you to do, but you can always try. Have a nice day, know I will be posting again soon...
Roger Mohlman, when you speak what I hear is blah, blah, blah, blah - have you ever considered telling the TRUTH, being honest with yourself & others? I forgot, my bad Roger...having the real truth come out will probably land you in prison just like Beverlee Kamerling & Stephen Corso - you do remember Mr. Corso don't you Roger? You keep forgetting the golden saying Mr. Mohlman: "ACTIONS speak louder than words." You are still avoiding the simple questions that you have been asked by your "real" investors, such as: where is the product?...why hasn't any of the wonderful product that you hype so much been sold, and whose fault is it that it hasn't been sold?
*Though the following story is but an internet fable, its message certainly highlights how one can manipulate words in a story to meet their particular needs at the time...similar to what Mr. Mohlman does...enjoy...
Today, It's all in the wording!! No matter what side of the AISLE you're on, THIS is FUNNY and VERY telling! It just all depends on how you look at some things...
Judy Wallman, a professional genealogy researcher in southern California, was doing some personal work on her own family tree. She discovered that Congressman Harry Reid's great-great uncle, Remus Reid, was hanged for horse stealing and train robbery in Montana in 1889. Both Judy and Harry Reid share this common ancestor.
The only known photograph of Remus shows him standing on the gallows in Montana territory.
On the back of the picture Judy obtained during her research is this inscription: 'Remus Reid, horse thief, sent to Montana Territorial Prison 1885, escaped 1887, robbed the Montana Flyer six times. Caught by Pinkerton detectives, convicted and hanged in 1889.'
So Judy recently e-mailed Congressman Harry Reid for information about their great-great uncle.
Harry Reid:
Believe it or not, Harry Reid's staff sent back the following biographical sketch for her genealogy research:
"Remus Reid was a famous cowboy in the Montana Territory . His business empire grew to include acquisition of valuable equestrian assets and intimate dealings with the Montana railroad. Beginning in 1883, he devoted several years of his life to government service, finally taking leave to resume his dealings with the railroad. In 1887, he was a key player in a vital investigation run by the renowned Pinkerton Detective Agency. In 1889, Remus passed away during an important civic function held in his honor when the platform upon which he was standing collapsed.."
NOW THAT's how it's done, Folks!
That's real POLITICAL SPIN
Donna Mohlman, by the way where did you go to law school, and are you absolutely sure you have the right to issue this subpoena, does the Judge in Indiana know about this? This is the notification that I received yesterday that Donna Mohlman is trying to subpoena my information:
Sent By: IH Geek To: LVTruthSeeker Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 2:02:28 PM
IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE - PLEASE READ
Please be advised that we have been served a subpoena demanding the name, email address(es), and IP address(es) used for posting messages by your account.
You are being notified so that you will have an opportunity to seek to have the subpoena quashed, preventing our release of your information.
This subpoena is one of several received in the matter of "Michiana Dairyprocessors, LLC. v. All Star Beverages, Inc. et al" in the US District Court for the Northern District of Indiana, Civil Action No. 2:09-CV-0039-prc, requesting the account information of several users.
We may choose to object to the subpoena. However; you should not rely upon us to object or our success in the event that we do object. We are required to deliver the information by 02/25/2010. If you intend to seek a quash of the subpoena you have limited time to do so.
Any court order to quash should be emailed (with a request for confirmation of receipt) to legal@investorshub.com.
The subpoena is issued by:
Donna Mohiman, Pro Se
8550 W Desert Inn Road Ste 102-151
Las Vegas NV 89117
A copy can be provided by email. Please send any request to legal@investorshub.com.
Regards,
Site Administrator
InvestorsHub.com
Prime Star Group Uncovers Identity of Anonymous Basher
2010-01-05 01:19:42
Quote: Pippy has acknowledged to the CEO of Prime Star that he is the anonymous poster. Mr. Pippy posted on the government computer during regular business hours with the alleged purpose of driving down the price of PSGI and other publicly traded companies. Legal Counsel for Prime Star Group alerted the Illinois State Comptroller's office. The office's staff investigated Mr. Pippy's computer after he admitted to using it to post his comments, and their office has elected to turn the matter over to the SEC ...
Who is kidding who here? Mr. Pippy's only mistake was using his work computer to post, and I am not here to condemn him for doing so because in my eyes he was trying to do the right thing and expose a corrupt company's illegal activities! Everything Mr. Pippy posted was TRUE...everything - if anyone has done harm to PSGI's stock price it is the CEO Roger Mohlman, his ex-wife and the rest of PSGI's board that should be held accountable. The SEC & FBI should be looking at the true culprits here, if they aren't doing so already. "Pump & Dump" is a common scheme used by Penny Stock criminals, I am not saying that PSGI is doing this, but certainly there is something going on here that isn't quite right...actually it is quite wrong.
One of the things that doesn't make any sense at all to me is why the CEO Roger Mohlman, with his vast experience (according to his glowing resume), would have had the necessity to rip-off more than 50 homeowners by selling them Granite Counter Tops, taking their hard earned money and then not give them what they had paid him for...the granite counter tops - why? Roger Mohlman was also caught with thousands of dollars worth of counterfeit BUM clothing, which was seized by authorities because he had no contract with BUM. Both of these are documented cases involving Roger Mohlman, and show Mr. Mohlman's criminal tendencies, along with his lack of ethics. I question whether or not Mr. Mohlman is capable of telling the truth.
Mr. Mohlman, you have a fiduciary responsibility to PSGI's investors, and either you don't know what fiduciary means or you have another agenda, which is it? You have been asked simple, basic questions which you continue to avoid answering...no transparency leads to distrust, which leads to no credibility.
I suggest to anyone that is an investor in PSGI, who is suspicious of Mr. Mohlman, Donna Mohlman & the rest of the board members - make a call to the SEC or FBI and voice your concerns. There are strong laws in place, which will only be enforced if you file a complaint against PSGI...it is your right to do so if you suspect wrong doing.
The facts:
1. Roger Mohlman is a convicted Con Man, and this is documented by court records.
2. Large sums of money have been paid to Roger Mohlman's ex-wife Donna Mohlman's companies, and this is documented in required by law SEC filings.
3. Both Roger & Donna Mohlman are involved in a number of lawsuits, with a common theme of FRAUD, combined with a number of other allegations. They would like everyone to believe that there is no substance to any of the lawsuits, but simple research on the internet says otherwise, in my humble opinion.
4. Business relationships with questionable characters such as Beverlee Kamerling, who is currently serving a 7.5 year prison sentence for stock fraud, make you wonder about Mr. Mohlman, PSGI, and other companies before PSGI run by Roger Mohlman. I encourage all readers of this board to research the why & what reasons that she was put behind bars because you will see that there are many similarities that are shared between Beverlee Kamerling & Roger Mohlman.
5. Locating PSGI's product is like trying to find the proverbial "needle in a haystack." The warning signs of fraud are numerous with this company...no product, can't find information about the companies & contracts other than from the news bulletins which are put out by PSGI/Roger Mohlman, numerous lawsuits (which can't all be frivolous), and the company is trying to blame Mr. Pippy for all their troubles - but nothing that Mr. Pippy posted was false...he printed the TRUTH.
The evidence points in one direction regarding Roger & Donna Mohlman, and I for one hope that the SEC & the FBI jointly put a stop to their illegal activities.
Apparently, you aren't the least bit concerned that the CEO Of PSGI Roger Mohlman is a known Con Man, who was in the process of doing business with another known Con Beverlee Kamerling, who is now serving a 7.5 year prison sentence...my question to you is why no concern? No product to be found, a few lawsuits (one of which is over $30,000,000.00), contracts & affiliations with companies that can only be found, for the most part in PSGI News Releases...something is wrong with this picture - alarms are going off all over the place, yet you are defending Roger Mohlman!
I am thinking that the SEC & FBI are already investigating PSGI & the Mohlman's, there is just too much information out in the open at this time for them not to be. I have reviewed all of David Pippy's (aka SkyKing) posts, and every one of them was backed up by information available on the internet, to anyone. David Pippy posted the TRUTH, and he provided the back-up documentation to prove it. So when does posting the TRUTH hurt a stock?...might of hurt the Mohlman's feelings, but that is not a crime and it certainly isn't defamation of character...sometimes the TRUTH hurts - like in this case.
CEO Of American Water Star Inc (OTC: AMWS) is a Notorious Con-Man.
http://citronresearch.net/index.php?s=amws&submit=search
"The Granite Man" Arrested for Fraud
http://www.10news.com/news/1132871/detail.html
'The Granite Man' Sentenced
http://www.10news.com/news/1727034/detail.html
Donna Mohlman did a wonderful job blaming Mr. Pippy for PSGI's problems, but wait...isn't Donna the ex-wife of Roger Mohlman (CEO of PSGI), and why would she be speaking for PSGI, is she worried that the SEC and the FEDS are closing in on them just like they did with Beverlee Kamerling? And we all know where Beverlee is vacationing - behind bars!
I am not defending Mr. Pippy, but in this case the only responsible parties for PSGI's problems are Roger & Donna Mohlman, and the rest of the PSGI's board. The wheels of justice turn slowly as we know, but they are turning and I think they are zeroing in on the proper culprits. Mr. Pippy aka "Sky-King" simply pointed out the true facts - he tried to protect the public from being taken advantage of. The facts speak for themselves, Donna Mohlman cannot change what has already been done.
Citron Research Stocklemon Report AMWS...working link to a must read article on Roger Mohlman:
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Stocklemon Reports on American Water Star Inc (AMWS) Part I
Posted in Citron Reports by Stocklemon on the October 27th, 2003
stock ticker: AMWS
CEO Of American Water Star Inc (OTC: AMWS) is a Notorious Con-Man.[color=red][/color]
A recent high flyer on the OTC has been American Water Star. With over 50 mil shares outstanding, this startup water company has a valuation of over $60 mil. But look who is at the helm of this ship.
Roger Mohlman.the San Diego Granite Man
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Before Roger Mohlman was the CEO and largest shareholder of American Water Supply, he was the notorious Sand Diego “Granite Man” who was originally charged with 48 counts of Fraud.
For the whole story on Roger Mohlman click below.
http://www.thesandiegochannel.com/troubleshooter/1727034/detail.html - unfortunately this link to the video is no longer working.
No where did Mohlman disclose this is any filing. This is material information. But what is an SEC violation to this guy. Hey, anybody need some granite?
This is not the first time that Mohlman has had a run-in with the law. Mr. Mohlman is supposed to have an illustrious career in licensing products. Obviously, no one has contacted the people at B.U.M. about this. According to the LA Times.
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State authorities have seized an estimated $200,000 worth of counterfeit B.U.M. T-shirts from a clothing designer here, the attorney general’s office said Thursday.
The 10,000 T-shirts with the B.U.M. trademark were seized Wednesday at University Jeanswear on Oceanus Drive, said Dave Genens, special agent in charge of the attorney general’s Bureau of Investigation.
The shop owner, Roger Mohlman, said Thursday that he was surprised by the seizure, adding that state investigators misunderstood why he had the T-shirts in his shop.
Mohlman said he had a contract with Shorebreak, a San Diego distributor of B.U.M., to make 48,000 of the trendy, loose-fitting shirts. During production, Mohlman said, Shorebreak canceled the order, leaving him with thousands of shirts that had no buyer.
“I just couldn’t afford to sue Shorebreak for breach of contract,” Mohlman said.
Mohlman said that when he talked to B.U.M representatives about the contract, they could not offer any help.
Mohlman, who said he does not have any quarrel with B.U.M., added, “You talk about David and Goliath, I’m David without the slingshot.”
Officials with Shorebreak could not be reached for comment late Thursday.
The attorney general’s office said Mohlman legally manufactures sportswear for the National Football League and National Hockey League, but has no legal agreement with B.U.M.
Stocklemon will do more searching into the business of American Water Star, but what else does a cautious investor really have to know.
They say a man can be judged by the company that he keeps, I am wondering why the CEO Roger Mohlman was involved with Beverlee Kamerling aka Beverly Clayton, especially considering the fact that Mr. Mohlman always says how concerned he is on protecting his investors, but as we know ACTIONS speak much louder than words (please judge for yourself):
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Re: Beverlee Claydon Kamerling
By: anniebonny in FAKE
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Global Fine Wine & Spirits, Inc. to Acquire SIPP, Inc
Business Wire, June 3, 2008 LAS VEGAS -- The following letter was issued today to the shareholders of SIPP, Inc.:
To the Valued Shareholders of SIPP, Inc. (a private company),
As previously announced, SIPP, Inc. (a privately held Nevada corporation) formally rescinded as of May 1, 2008 the share exchange with SIPP Industries, Inc. (aka Promax), as announced on May 14, 2008. The reason for the rescission was that various problems involving the shell corporation (Promax-SIPP Industries, Inc.) and the company's registration had come to light and contrary to what has been said, SIPP, Inc. has always been a legitimate business with real and innovative products, distribution and marketing. We are truly sorry for any inconvenience that the Promax incident has caused. SIPP, Inc.'s decisions are always guided by the goal of protecting you, our shareholders.
To further clarify SIPP, Inc.'s concerns: the point person of the legal team that brought SIPP, Inc. the Promax shell, Beverlee Kamerling, is currently awaiting trial in Washington state on federal criminal charges (insert-text-here). According to the government's press release, Kamerling was one of eight defendants charged on a 21 count indictment, with one or more of the following crimes: Conspiracy to Commit Securities Fraud and Mail Fraud, Securities Fraud, Mail Fraud, International Money Laundering, Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice, Falsify Documents, and Make False Statements, Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice and Commit Perjury, Obstruction of Justice, Perjury, Criminal Contempt, and Failure to File Federal Income Tax Returns. She is alleged to be one of the leaders of the scheme. In 1999, KAMERLING was permanently barred by court order from serving as an officer or director of a public company, and was permanently barred from violating the federal securities laws. In 2000, KAMERLING was ordered to pay nearly $1.5 million in ill gotten gains from a previous stock fraud scheme. According to the indictment, she and her co-conspirators hid their involvement in the current stock fraud scheme by installing her mother, son, and boyfriend as officers of the various companies she and her co-conspirators acquired. In 2004 and 2005, KAMERLING failed to file an income tax return on as much as $250,000 and $600,000, respectively, in income, including funds she obtained as part of the scheme is currently awaiting trial in Washington state on federal criminal charges. SIPP Inc. offers no opinion on Beverly Kamerling's (or "Beverly Clayton" as she was represented to us) guilt or innocence. When it became known to SIPP, Inc. that Ms. Kamerling's company had substantial free trading shares of SIPP Industries, Inc. stock, SIPP, Inc. did not feel under the circumstances, that we could responsibly go forward with the share exchange into the Promax/Sipp Industries shell. It is the legal opinion of SIPP, Inc.'s counsel that the registration of the shell was not done in accordance with SEC regulations and SIPP, Inc. had no choice but to cancel the deal.
To protect the interest of its shareholders, SIPP, Inc. has arranged for an acquisition with a clean spin-off that is going through the registration process. The company is Global Fine Wine and Spirits, Inc. The audit has been paid for and completed and the 15c211 filing has been submitted. Two weeks after the corporation is trading it will acquire SIPP, Inc. The company will obtain a legal opinion on when SIPP, Inc. shareholders shares will be eligible to trade.
As soon as the government approves the 15c211 filing on Global Fine Wine and Spirits, Inc. and the acquisition of SIPP, Inc. is completed, new shares will be issued to all SIPP, Inc. shareholders. We anticipate the filings will take approximately 4-6 weeks.
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NINE CHARGED IN “PUMP AND DUMP” SECURITIES FRAUD SCHEME
Defendants Conspired to Obstruct a Grand Jury and FBI Investigation
Eight people were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in Seattle, Washington for a variety of charges related to a “pump and dump” securities fraud scheme. As part of the scheme, the defendants secretly acquired publicly traded companies, sent out “junk faxes” and press releases, and sold stock through nominee brokerage accounts in the U.S., Canada, and the Turks and Caicos Islands. The public companies involved were all Washington corporations: America Asia Energy Corporation, Coattec Industries, Inc., Detex Security Systems, Inc., and Global Gaming Network, Inc. The indictment calls for the forfeiture of some $1.2 million illegally derived from the scheme. A ninth defendant, a Bellevue lawyer, had already pleaded guilty to his role in the scheme.
The twenty-one count indictment charges each of the eight defendants with one or more of the following crimes: Conspiracy to Commit Securities Fraud and Mail Fraud, Securities Fraud, Mail Fraud, International Money Laundering, Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice, Falsify Documents, and Make False Statements, Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice and Commit Perjury, Obstruction of Justice, Perjury, Criminal Contempt, and Failure to File Federal Income Tax Returns. Two of the defendants, BEVERLEE P. KAMERLING and NICHOLAS J. ALEXANDER, were arrested this morning in the Western District of Washington and will make their initial appearances in federal court at 2:30 today.
BEVERLEE P. KAMERLING, 63, of Bellevue, Washington was one of the leaders of the scheme. In 1999, KAMERLING was permanently barred by court order from serving as an officer or director of a public company, and was permanently barred from violating the federal securities laws. In 2000, KAMERLING was ordered to pay nearly $1.5 million in ill gotten gains from a previous stock fraud scheme. According to the indictment, she and her co-conspirators hid their involvement in the stock fraud scheme by installing her mother, son, and boyfriend as officers of the various companies she and her co-conspirators acquired. In 2004 and 2005, KAMERLING failed to file an income tax return on as much as $250,000 and $600,000, respectively, in income, including funds she obtained as part of the scheme.
KAMERLING’s son, NICHOLAS J. ALEXANDER, 22, is also charged in the indictment. As alleged in the indictment, ALEXANDER served as an officer and director of all of the public companies named in the indictment, and shredded documents in Boca Raton, Florida after he learned about the existence of a grand jury subpoena. ALEXANDER later arranged for prepaid cell phones to be used to avoid detection by the FBI.
As alleged in the indictment, other conspirators who played roles in the scheme also concealed their involvement in the companies from the investing public, as well as their prior SEC actions and criminal convictions. JOEL RAMSDEN, 32, of Delray Beach, Florida, had a pending SEC enforcement action against him, JOHN E. JOHANSEN, 37, of Plantation, Florida, had a conviction for conspiracy to commit credit card fraud, and JOHN E. WORTHEN, 66, of Salt Lake City, Utah, had a prior SEC injunction, a conviction for criminal contempt of the injunction, and a conviction for attempted income tax evasion.
KAMERLING, ALEXANDER, RAMSDEN, JOHANSEN and WORTHEN are all charged with Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice, Falsify Documents and Make False Statements due to their efforts to obstruct the grand jury investigation and the FBI investigation of their securities fraud scheme. Three additional defendants also based in Florida, DONALD I. GOLDSTEIN, 65, of Highlands Beach, Florida, his son, JAMIE S. GOLDSTEIN, 35, of Boca Raton, Florida, and SETH QUINTO, 36, of Miami, Florida, were charged with Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice and Commit Perjury in connection with false statements they made to the grand jury in Seattle that was investigating the scheme.
In addition to the eight indicted, Bellevue attorney Tolan S. Furusho pled guilty last week to Conspiracy to Commit Securities Fraud for his role in the scheme, and to two counts of Failure to File Federal Income Tax Returns.
The case was investigated by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS), the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions (DFI), the FBI, and the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI).
Michael Stevenson, Director of the Department of Financial Institution’s Securities Division, stated: “DFI is dedicated to preserving the integrity of the marketplace for all those who buy and sell stocks.”
Ronald Verrochio, Inspector in Charge of the Postal Inspection Service in Seattle, stated: “In fraudulent schemes like these there is still a need to transmit monetary instruments, like stock certificates, through the U. S. Mail and commercial carriers. It is our mission as United States Postal Inspectors to protect the Postal Service, our customers, and the American public from this type of abuse. This case is indicative of our strong commitment to that mission.”
The U.S. Attorney’s Office wishes to acknowledge the assistance of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Integrated Market Enforcement Team (IMET) of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Criminal Prosecution Assistance Group.
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Jim Lord, and Special Assistant United States Attorney Robert Kondrat. Mr. Kondrat is an attorney with the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions, specially designated to handle securities fraud cases in federal court.
The charges contained in the indictment are only allegations. A person is presumed innocent unless and until he or she is proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. If convicted, the defendants each face a sentence of up to twenty years of incarceration and up to $5,000,000 in fines on the most serious charges, including Securities Fraud and Mail Fraud.
For additional information please contact Emily Langlie, Public Affairs Officer for the United States Attorney’s Office, at (206) 553-4110.
Now Paul Harvey's rest of the story:
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Bellevue stock swindler gets 7½ years
A federal judge Friday sentenced a Bellevue woman to 7½ years in prison for helping to orchestrate a massive stock-fraud scheme that bilked more than 3,000 investors in all 50 states out of nearly $2.5 million. U.S. District Judge Richard Jones told 65-year-old Beverlee Kamerling that she had failed to show a "shred of acceptance of responsibility" for the huge swindle.
By Ian Ith
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A federal judge Friday sentenced a Bellevue woman to 7-½ years in prison for helping to orchestrate a massive stock-fraud scheme that bilked more than 3,000 investors in all 50 states out of nearly $2.5 million.
U.S. District Judge Richard Jones told 65-year-old Beverlee Kamerling that she had failed to show a "shred of acceptance of responsibility" for the huge swindle. He ordered her to repay the money and undergo mental-health treatment.
"If you were in the business of magic, perhaps your skills of deception would be an asset," Jones said. "But you don't get it. You exhibit total contempt for our system of laws and ethics."
Kamerling was indicted by a grand jury in late 2007 along with about eight others, including her son. Federal investigators at the time alleged that Kamerling was the leader behind the "pump-and-dump" scheme to buy up worthless companies, artificially inflate their stock values through false advertising and promotion, then dump shares using offshore brokerages.
Kamerling had a long history of securities violations both in the U.S. and in Canada, where she was banned from the markets in 1989. In 1999, a federal judge barred Kamerling from U.S. markets as well.
Prosecutors sought a 10-year sentence for Kamerling, the maximum under the law. Though they have since backed off contentions that she was the sole mastermind of the operation, they maintained Friday that she had a hand in virtually every aspect of the scheme. And they pointed to her history of stock-market trouble and unwillingness to accept fault.
While she pleaded guilty to securities fraud and obstruction of justice, Kamerling later sent the judge packets of letters totaling at least 100 pages in which she denied wrongdoing and contended no one was hurt because of her. She accused the government of a decades-long campaign to harass her.
"Ms. Kamerling clearly feels she's above the law," Assistant U.S. Attorney James Lord said. "She knows no boundaries."
But Kamerling's lawyer, Peter Avenia, argued that Kamerling was "demonized" as the boss but was actually only the "hired help" for the real kingpins, Florida men Avenia called "the big three" — John Johansen and brothers Joel and Frazier Ramsden.
Frazier Ramsden is serving a 41-month sentence, and his brother got a six-year sentence last month. Johansen is still awaiting sentencing.
Another co-conspirator, former Bellevue securities attorney Tolan Furusho, was sentenced to 13 months in prison last month and has been disbarred. Kamerling's son, Nicholas Alexander, was sentenced to 41 months.
Kamerling read from a prepared statement that also deflected all blame.
She likened her involvement to merely selling a car that later crashes and hurts someone. And she suggested that someone should make a Web site that lists warning signs of fraudulent stock deals.
Jones replied that if there were such a list, Kamerling's behavior would meet every criteria. "While I don't believe you were the kingpin," Jones said, "you served as the adhesive for a house built on ill-gotten gains."
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One would have to admit that PSGI/Roger Mohlman share many similarities with Beverlee Kamerling's now very well documented illegal schemes. I would encourage any investors that feel this to be a true statement to contact the SEC as soon as possible. Mr. Hohlman/PSGI have shown & continue to show signs of SEC fraud - hidden or no product, stock manipulation, multiple lawsuits, a convenient divorce possibly used to hide assets - ill-gotten investors money. Scammers tend to flock together, just like multi-level marketers and their pyramid schemes. Criminals work together because that is the only way that they can survive. If any of my words ring true to you, please pick up the phone or send an email to the SEC or law enforcement requesting that they investigate PSGI, Roger Mohlman, Donna Mohlman and all of their accomplices, who by the way are just as guilty as the kingpins. Folks, the evidence of wrongdoing is in plain sight...unlike the company's products which seem to be more difficult to find than the proverbial "needle in a haystack." And what about the highly touted contracts?...something is seriously wrong here and it is pointing right at Roger Mohlman the famous "San Diego Granite Man."
A common element of most con jobs is the ability of the con artist to evade answering important questions, and diverting attention away from himself or herself. In this case, Mr. Roger Mohlman, the CEO, has been proven in at least two cases thus far of being a real Con man in court:
http://www.10news.com/news/1727034/detail.html
http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:XCK5rhxYddMJ:www.citronresearch.com/index.php/2003/10/27/stocklemon-reports-on-american-water-star-inc-amws-part-i/+roger+mohlman+trouble+with+the+law&cd=20&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=u
Some more pertinent info...
http://sec.edgar-online.com/prime-star-group-inc/10ksb-annual-report-small-business-issuers/2005/06/06/section2.aspx
On April 14, 2004, a complaint was filed in the Lake Superior/Circuit Court in the County of Lake, State of Indiana, Case No. 45C010404PL00085, styled Michiana Dairy Products LLC, Plaintiff vs. All-Star Beverages, Inc., and Roger Mohlman, Defendants . The complaint alleged breach of contract and fraudulent inducement. Plaintiff seeks damages of $13,000,000 for ten years of lost profits and pre-judgment interest thereon. All-Star has denied the material allegations of the complaint and has filed a counter-claim against Michiana Dairy Products, LLC and a third-party complaint against Enhance Packaging Technologies, Inc. n/k/a Liqui-Box Canada, Inc. In the counter-claim and third party complaint, All-Star alleged breaches of contract, good faith, and fair dealing, negligence, indemnification, breach of express warranty, breach of implied warranty, fraud, constructive fraud, and promissory estoppel, and damages. All-Star believes Plaintiff's allegations are without merit and that Plaintiff has damaged All-Star. All-Star intends to pursue this matter vigorously. A Case Management Conference was held on October 13, 2004 where the court set dates for discovery and motions. The case is in discovery. It is not possible at this time to predict the outcome of this litigation.
http://sec.edgar-online.com/prime-star-group-inc/10qsb-quarterly-report-of-financial-condition/2004/11/19/section10.aspx
http://dockets.justia.com/docket/court-cacdce/case_no-2:2007cv01787/case_id-385092/
Breton A Bocchieri v. Roger H Mohlman et alPlaintiff: Breton A Bocchieri
Defendant: Donna Mohlman, J.T. Asset Management and J.T. Asset Management Trust
Case Number: 2:2007cv01787
Filed: March 16, 2007
Court: California Central District Court
Office: Western Division - Los Angeles Office [ Court Info ]
County: Los Angeles
Presiding Judge: Audrey B. Collins
Referring Judge: Charles F. Eick
Nature of Suit: Torts - Property - Other Fraud
Cause: 28:1332 Diversity-Fraud
Jurisdiction: Diversity
Jury Demanded By: Plaintiff
Amount Demanded: $200,000.00
So Mr. Roger Mohlman where is all of your product? Why in searching the internet am I having such a hard time finding companies that you are doing business with...they only seem to appear in your super duper news bulletins - why, could you shed some light. Where are all of your contracts? I am still waiting for some answers, and so are a lot of other people. You have a criminal past as a Con Man, have you truly changed?
I have been following PSGI for a while now, and I am curious as to why there is a lack of transparency & accountability? I say this because many people have posted legitimate questions, and those questions remain unanswered - instead the CEO Roger Mohlman has tried to blame, a now identified poster for the company's troubles. I have done quite a bit of research regarding Roger Mohlman & Donna Mohlman on the internet, and I suggest that others do the same...you owe it to yourselves to do your due diligence. There are lawsuits that are still pending against both Roger & Donna Mohlman that contain extremely serious charges. Roger Mohlman has had well documented problems with the law. Much of the cloud that surrounds Prime Star Group could be cleared if the legitimate questions were answered honestly, what is so hard about that? Roger Mohlman, as the CEO of PSGI you should be accountable to your investors, whether you want to or not.