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Re: riviera post# 33926

Thursday, 10/11/2012 9:52:14 AM

Thursday, October 11, 2012 9:52:14 AM

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We don't even know if he has a daily office which he goes to, could be sitting at home. Gamber never seems available for phone calls and doesn't return them, or emails. Up until early this year he always did return emails and take calls.

If I didn't live in the Northeast, I would have been knocking on their door long ago.

The entire AAVG organization leaves many questions. Does anyone else find it funny that AAVG is organized, buys Gambers business (Twin Air), Gamber then becomes CEO. All of the planes used were then leased through Gambers former partner, including planes that were not air-worthy at the time of lease, which they continue to pay lease on. Oh, the company leasing the planes to Twin Air, is only a paper company, their corporate headquarters address is a house in a residential neighborhood, which was formed about the time of the sale of Twin Air to AAVG. Really, who leases non-repairable, non-air-worthy planes at the same cost as the air-worthy planes?

When you start connecting all of the dots and relationships it can really start to answer many questions.

All in my own opinion.

"The cynic knows the price of everything, but the value of nothing"