Wednesday, May 25, 2011 1:26:55 AM
So here are those two con men, Don Steinberg and Bruce Perlowin, reinventing their company, MJNA, yet again.
First, MJNA failed as a vendor of "tax remittance cards" for medical marijuana dispensaries.
Then, they failed as a provider of technical assistance to start-up dispensaries.
Next, they failed as a promoter of symposiums andd workshops.
Then, their pyramid scheme, network marking, "hemp network" , failed.
And now? Now, they're trying to cash in on the enhanced bottled water, "smartwater" craze.
But investors should know this much -- both Steinberg and Perlowin are convicted felons.
There's more.
Steinberg is a master at creating shell companies, then operating pump-and-dump schemes. In the 1990s, he cashed in at Club VivaNet, in the prepaid calling card industry.
Meanwhile, Perlowin was cited by the FDA in a sting operation called "Operation Cure All". At the time, Perlowin was heading up a company called Energy Wellness that sold phoney device called the "Rife machine" that purported to cure everything from cancer to arthritis to acne.
Bruce Perlowin and his wife, Svetlana Ogorodnikova -- a convicted KGB spy -- have even been implicated in a murder-for-hire case in San Diego, that resulted in the conviction of a woman named Kimberley Bailey.
Google it up. It's all true.
Do you still want to invested in these guys?
Plain and simple, MJNA is a fraud -- stock fraud. Perlowin and Steinberg dump restricted stock -- all of it worthless.
Word on the street has it that Perlowin and Steinberg are currently the subject of an FBI investigation. I heard the investigation is out of the FBI's Miami office -- their white collar crime unit. Steinberg lives in Cape Coral, Florida.
Stay tuned for more.
First, MJNA failed as a vendor of "tax remittance cards" for medical marijuana dispensaries.
Then, they failed as a provider of technical assistance to start-up dispensaries.
Next, they failed as a promoter of symposiums andd workshops.
Then, their pyramid scheme, network marking, "hemp network" , failed.
And now? Now, they're trying to cash in on the enhanced bottled water, "smartwater" craze.
But investors should know this much -- both Steinberg and Perlowin are convicted felons.
There's more.
Steinberg is a master at creating shell companies, then operating pump-and-dump schemes. In the 1990s, he cashed in at Club VivaNet, in the prepaid calling card industry.
Meanwhile, Perlowin was cited by the FDA in a sting operation called "Operation Cure All". At the time, Perlowin was heading up a company called Energy Wellness that sold phoney device called the "Rife machine" that purported to cure everything from cancer to arthritis to acne.
Bruce Perlowin and his wife, Svetlana Ogorodnikova -- a convicted KGB spy -- have even been implicated in a murder-for-hire case in San Diego, that resulted in the conviction of a woman named Kimberley Bailey.
Google it up. It's all true.
Do you still want to invested in these guys?
Plain and simple, MJNA is a fraud -- stock fraud. Perlowin and Steinberg dump restricted stock -- all of it worthless.
Word on the street has it that Perlowin and Steinberg are currently the subject of an FBI investigation. I heard the investigation is out of the FBI's Miami office -- their white collar crime unit. Steinberg lives in Cape Coral, Florida.
Stay tuned for more.
