Fortress Financial has not gone out of business nor declared bankruptcy which makes it vulnerable to law suit and
liable to pay FFGOers. Allegedly they are now successfully in the pre-paid debit card business, making big profits,
under the same business name. It is alleged that the reason Fortress Financial has waited so long to pay FFGOers is because
the statute of limitations to sue fortress can be 2 to 5 years according to the SEC. When there is proof that Fortress Financial Group has violated the securities laws, the sanctions may include financial penalties, orders to surrender profits, cease and
desist orders, or an injunction by a court to prevent further violations. The SEC can refer a case to the Department
of Justice for possible criminal prosecution. For example, the federal securities laws require FFGOers to bring
action within two years of the date they reasonably should have discovered Fortress Financial wrongdoing, but no later than five years from the date it occurred. If FFGOers sue any later, they may lose the right to recover. Limitations vary from state to state and may differ depending on whether FFGOers claim a violation of state law or federal law. That is what the SEC can do. The Federal Bureau of Investigation can do much more. The FBI can simply freeze Fortress Financial assets, confiscate property such as gold mines, seize bank accounts, conduct arrests, and
incarcerate Fortress Financial Group personnel for stock fraud (Pump N Dump). Generally the statute of limitations with the
FBI is twelve years giving FFGOers plenty of time to act. I am head over heels to get FFGOers paid the extraordinary dividend.
Unfortunately Fortress has not cooperated timely.
