AURI, Inc. is a publicly traded, Wyoming Company formed in 1999 with corporate offices at 1717 McKinney Ave., Suite 700, Dallas TX 75234. AURI has negotiated with Legacy Art Group LLC., who is actively acquiring major assets and original Art Collections while expanding into the reproduction of Fine Art. To date, LAG LLC, has acquired over $400,000,000 in appraised Art Collections. These acquisitions represent over $2 Billion in appraised values, in addition to intellectual rights in perpetuity. Recently, the company entered into negotiations with Thomas Kinkade Group to acquire their entire inventory, estimated to be worth approximately $1,000,000,000....
In the mid 2000's, Mr.Vakser personally led the marketing, production, business plan developing and all media productions and show staging for International Galleries Inc., based out of Addison Texas. The result was an incredible growth from 4 million to 180 million in revenues in less than 18 months. Intelecon is currently managed by Mr.Vakser's family members, and he provides consulting and investment services.
The success and generated revenues from Art sales and related businesses, allowed Mr.Vakser to acquire Legacy Art Group LLC., and in 2014 Legacy acquired several high end art collections featuring worlds best and top selling artists; Sky Jones, Thomas Kinkade, and Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni ( The Michelangelo Collection). On the content development side, Legacy acquired Pat Summerall Productions. Thomas Kinkade, the worlds highest selling artists in the modern times, became company’s spokesperson.
Nov 19, 2004 Updated Nov 19, 2004, 4:07pm CST
Criterion Productions Inc., doing business as Pat Summerall Productions, closed its doors after filing Chapter 7 in the U.S. Northern District of Texas Bankruptcy Court Thursday.
Eddie Vakser better rethink his strategy of dragging unknowing and extraordinarily successful businesses into his phony SEC filings. I just took the liberty of quoting all that to Thomas Kinkade Group in a message on the contact form. I asked for a response from the legal department and did the same in a phone message as well. If I don't get a response, I suspect scammer Eddie Vakser will get quite a colorful Cease and Desist Letter from our Friends at Thomas Kinkade.
The investors and potential investors also have the right to documentation concerning Eddie Vakser's negotiations with Thomas Kinkade Group. I will guarantee with all the large wildly successful corporations that Kinkade is already partnered with that there is no chance that scammer boy Vakser would be allowed to acquire their entire inventory or even a single piece of it. Vakser is welcome to provide verifiable documentation to prove me wrong.
Thomas Kinkade being a spokesperson for Pat Summerall or Vakser is also the best kept secret in the universe. And, really swell that Vakser acquired a company that had filed chapter 7 bankruptcy (which means it basically didn't exist and all its assets would have to be liquidated to pay off creditors.) How would Eddie Vakser (who can't pay his property tax or the corporate filings fees for these scam tickers) be able to afford even a single piece of Thomas Kinkade art? All this is complete BS that doesn't generate a dime of income after years of these fantastical tales.
Vakser better be able to substantiate all those claims of 2 billion in art. I will be forwarding all this to the proper authorities as well. These fraudulent filings with the SEC to lure in investors are going to stop!
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