>call 866 978 0538 and after you have fun chatting with that person call 212 335 9000
As I begin to write this, it's almost 1pm my time (EST in
the USA). I called both numbers a few minutes ago.
David P. Fairchild answered the first number.
We chatted for a few minutes. He said that he
was in Costa Rica.
The Manhattan DA's office answered the second number
(I looked them up first, so knew I was calling them.)
They transfered me to 'public information.' The nice
woman said that if there was an on-going investigation
(which she didn't admit to), they could not comment on
it. So, my conclusion is that you can't get proof from
the Manhattan DA's office that there is an investigation.
What else did D.P. Fairchild say? Nothing that would
confirm that they were being investigated; but he
confirmed that, today, apart from closing your
account with the PDR Exchange/Fundacion, you can't
get your money out (yet), as the cash-card doesn't
yet exist. Basically he repeated what others have
said MT said, that the Fundacion/PDR Exchange isn't
a bank, but a long-term investment platform. [I'm
not saying that that answer makes me happy.] He did
seem emphatic, however, that a person who wished to
close their account could get their money out.
He also said one or two other things that were
'interesting' -- but rather than contribute to
the bashing, I'd recommend that anyone interested
call him and speak to him yourself about your
concerns. [Basically I don't want to be a source
of hearsay, beyond what I've already said.]
He didn't object to my sending him e-mail.
Albert Michaels has also been reasonably responsive
to e-mail (timewise, if not content-wise to my
100% satisfaction). I'm hoping to get more e-mail
back from Mr. Michaels.
Am I convinced it is NOT a scam? No. But am I
convinced that it is a scam? Not yet - not beyond a
reasonable doubt. I've only seem enough to make
me suspicious, but not enough to serve as verifiable
proof (that cannot be explained away).
AI
