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Thursday, 02/22/2018 7:26:20 AM

Thursday, February 22, 2018 7:26:20 AM

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After a LOT of time on the phone, I was finally able to get in touch with the right agency.

The SEC’s fraud complaint states that the offenses took place in the Eastern District of New York.
Therefore the Brooklyn DA’s Office is the one to contact, specifically the Fraud Dept.

Unlike other districts they don’t seem to have a designated financial fraud department, so when you call this number (and you will call this number), just tell them you’re calling about financial fraud involving a stock scam. 718-250-2340



WARNING: These morons were so freaking’ rude that I was unable to even begin explaining the issue and eventually hung up in vain.

I think this is the first time I’ve called a Brooklyn office or business and the first lady I spoke with definitely had the accent and attitude Brooklyn is famous for - like Mona Lisa Vito in "My Cousin Vinny."

And each person I was transferred to was just as rude (but not quite as dumb-sounding).


From all the agencies I spoke to who checked into the matter, it’s almost a certainly that for whatever reason the SEC did NOT refer the case for criminal prosecution.

Therefore it’s up to YOU fellow bagholders, to be the squeaky wheels that get greased if you ever want to see these scumbag fraudsters (no relation) behind bars.

And be sure to lead them to the SEC’s fraud complaint - they’ll need that! https://goo.gl/nCv9mK
Or tell them to Google SEC v Barton Goode, and it’s usually at the top.