Atilla
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That just means there is no registered certificate for that site.
Norton's can't find anything wrong with it.
However, I haven't logged in.
No phishing and no threats identified.
That just means there is no registered certificate for that site.
Norton's can't find anything wrong with it.
However, I haven't logged in.
No phishing and no threats identified.
Is this only advertised in the members area?
I cannot believe how gullible and stupid some people are.
If the guy has ripped you off once, what on earth would cause you to get sucked up into his next email and next gathering at the Level 3 area??
The ONLY reason I can see for having any further contact with this group of thieves is to get more details and post them here. If you want to kill off his next scheme, then publish the names of the company that he is using, the name of the bank where he wants you to send the money and the name of the Bank Account holder and account numbers so that the everyone who has been ripped off by this group of frauds can take the new details to the local authorities in each country.
Spend your time contacting the authorities and getting this guy locked up for his frauds.
And when SheWold says "authorities" i think she is referring to agencies that investigate and prosecute criminals. Think FBI, State Attorney General's Office and state & local police. Not regulatory agencies, which everyone seems to be reporting to.
The FBI does have an Economic Crimes Unit. Call up your local FBI office, they are everywhere.
The FBI does have an Economic Crimes Unit. Call up your local FBI office, they are everywhere.
I cannot believe how gullible and stupid some people are.
If the guy has ripped you off once, what on earth would cause you to get sucked up into his next email and next gathering at the Level 3 area??
Oh, believe me there is no desire to have anything to do with the sh*thead. I'm just trying to keep tabs on what he is up to. Its kind of like being glued to the screen at a horror flick, you know bad things are going on but you just have to watch it happen.
That website doesn't exist anymore.....
I cannot believe how gullible and stupid some people are.
If the guy has ripped you off once, what on earth would cause you to get sucked up into his next email and next gathering at the Level 3 area??
The ONLY reason I can see for having any further contact with this group of thieves is to get more details and post them here. If you want to kill off his next scheme, then publish the names of the company that he is using, the name of the bank where he wants you to send the money and the name of the Bank Account holder and account numbers so that the everyone who has been ripped off by this group of frauds can take the new details to the local authorities in each country.
Spend your time contacting the authorities and getting this guy locked up for his frauds.
I seem to recall an email last week or so that said Level 3 would not be working - he was going to concentrate on his education and would reopen Level 3 after his next due diligence was done. He said that he was extending everyone's subscription for whatever length of time Level 3 was down. The interesting thing is that also affects Quant members, so we may have a new wave of people joining in as well.
Check out this idiots response to someone's criticism of Mike Dillard. These jackoffs make mass suicides more believable. I imagine this guy will be on the next thing promoted by MD..... If i'm not mistaken, this guy sounds like Senen Pousa himself only using words that he's wanted to use for a long time but couldn't because he hides behind his fake zero point consciousness stuff.
"Look...I'm out of pocket a couple of k. Am I saw? No. Am I angry? No. Am I upset? No. Why? Because I've adopted the mantra of not being emotional about money. I consider my currency gone. Anything returned to me at this point is a bonus...but I'm not holding me breath. The truth is...if you couldn't afford to lose it...you shouldn't have spent it. this opportunity was simply another vehicle to help us on our way to true wealth. Surprise...it didn't pan out. Regardless of whether SP was a "prophet" or not, I "bought" what he said, and it made sense to me, as well as you...and Mike Dillard. We were all duped. Oh well...It was my choice, MY responsibility to invest my cash with SP...no one else's. Blaming MD is unacceptable. He makes it perfectly clear that he is not giving out financial education. He simply let's you know what he is doing with his money...and if you choose to follow, that's up to you. So wake the **** up! For all of you that are dissing the man...simply take stock of your own lives, and question what you can do better...before dishing out **** to a man you have never met. Nor should he give you the time, because you simply don't deserve it. Until you move to a "higher ground"...you'll never accomplish a path to happiness, or a road to wealth...it's that simple. Build a bridge...or swallow some concrete and harden the **** up...maybe both, or simply take the easy option, which happens to be the most simple...don't play the game at all. At least you'll minimise your disappointment from the mistakes you make throughout your life...but you'll learn just as much... This experience is no one's fault, but our own...which I find amusing..."
"Look...I'm out of pocket a couple of k. Am I saw? No. Am I angry? No. Am I upset? No. Why? Because I've adopted the mantra of not being emotional about money. I consider my currency gone. Anything returned to me at this point is a bonus...but I'm not holding me breath. The truth is...if you couldn't afford to lose it...you shouldn't have spent it. this opportunity was simply another vehicle to help us on our way to true wealth. Surprise...it didn't pan out. Regardless of whether SP was a "prophet" or not, I "bought" what he said, and it made sense to me, as well as you...and Mike Dillard. We were all duped. Oh well...It was my choice, MY responsibility to invest my cash with SP...no one else's. Blaming MD is unacceptable. He makes it perfectly clear that he is not giving out financial education. He simply let's you know what he is doing with his money...and if you choose to follow, that's up to you. So wake the **** up! For all of you that are dissing the man...simply take stock of your own lives, and question what you can do better...before dishing out **** to a man you have never met. Nor should he give you the time, because you simply don't deserve it. Until you move to a "higher ground"...you'll never accomplish a path to happiness, or a road to wealth...it's that simple. Build a bridge...or swallow some concrete and harden the **** up...maybe both, or simply take the easy option, which happens to be the most simple...don't play the game at all. At least you'll minimise your disappointment from the mistakes you make throughout your life...but you'll learn just as much... This experience is no one's fault, but our own...which I find amusing..."
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Okay, this sounds like one of Mike's writers for his email blasts.
If real, the guy certainly didn't lose 63% of 100,000 USD like some. He's way too relaxed over it.
Finally, you must get this guys phone for me, so I can sell him the Brooklyn Bridge. Sheesh what an idiot. I hope he doesn't have kids.
If real, the guy certainly didn't lose 63% of 100,000 USD like some. He's way too relaxed over it.
Finally, you must get this guys phone for me, so I can sell him the Brooklyn Bridge. Sheesh what an idiot. I hope he doesn't have kids.
Hey thepixelpusher, his name is Tim Webb from New Zealand (unless that's just a fake profile) so you should find him pretty easy on facebook. You could probably sell him the bridge and much more. Just say it's from Mike Dillard and he'll jump at it....
You're right. So he doesn't have much to be upset about. Which makes him just a loud-mouthed, arrogant, attention-seeking, brainwashed drone of MD's. No sympathy from me when he gets screwed...... again
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Warning: Get Your Money Out: “All Legal Bank Deposit Protections Are Now Officially Gone”
August 13, 2012
Former money manager Ann Barnhardt, who in November of 2011 made the decision to cease operations of her brokerage firm and return funds to her customers citing “systemic” problems within the entire financial industry, has issued a new warning about the stability of US banks and the safety of individual deposit accounts.
The warning, stemming from a recent federal appeals court ruling surrounding customer funds lost during the 2007 collapse of Chicago futures broker Sentinel, indicates that individuals who lose deposited funds because a financial institution improperly manages that money, even if those funds are supposed to be “segregated” from other operations of the firm, are essentially left with no recourse if the firm goes belly-up. According to the court, a misallocation of those customer funds, “is not, on its own, sufficient to rule as a matter of law that Sentinel acted ‘with actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud’ its customers.”
The implications of the ruling, according to Barnhardt, will affect the monies of all private individuals who have seen their deposit accounts wiped out in the collapse of firms like John Corzine’s MF Global and put all deposit account holders in the country at risk should their bank be faced with a financial windstorm:
The NFA in collusion with the banksters, government and judiciary have achieved their goal. The entire concept of “customer segregated funds” is officially, completely, legally dead.
Guys, it is OVER. I know that many of you are still cowering in normalcy bias, unable to deal with reality, unable to face the world as it is, but you have GOT to snap out of it. The marketplace is DESTROYED. You CANNOT be in these markets. All legal protections are now officially gone.
…
The federal appeals court ruled yesterday that not only does BNYM stay at the front of the line, but that using customer segregated funds as collateral is NOT a crime, and that co-mingling customer segregated funds with proprietary funds is NOT fraud.
…
What this means is that even if Jon Corzine is somehow dragged into court by private citizens, because you know damn good and well that the Justice Department will never, ever touch him, Corzine now has a legal precedent, likely from a bribed or otherwise coerced Federal Appeals Court, explicitly stating that an FCM can use customer deposits to pay its debts, and that the customers themselves are subjugated and have basically no legal right to their own monies, no matter what the law says, or what legal assurances, claims or guarantees are made to that customer about their funds held with an FCM or any other brokerage or depository institution. The “secured” party at the front of the line will always be the mega-bank who made the fraudulent loan using the stolen customer funds as collateral.
In other words, all customer funds in the United States are now the legal property of JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, BNYM, or whichever megabank is the counterparty on the loans the FCM or depository institution takes out in order to fund its mega-levered proprietary in-house trading desks.
Source: Ann Barnhardt via Steve Quayle
The ruling is specifically designed to protect large financial institutions that have (purposefully) mismanaged customer funds and used the hard-earned life savings of Americans to gamble on equities, commodities and bond markets. If those firms happen to make the wrong bet, as MF Global, Sentinel and a handful of others have recently done, depositors who have placed funds with the banks under the belief that their bank account is securely protected from trading liabilities are now completely exposed and liable for the incompetence and negligence of those who engage in market trading.
This latest ruling combined with recent actions by the Federal Reserve and other government regulators suggests a massive fraud has taken place and the financial system itself is under extreme strain with the potential to make the financial collapse of 2007/2008 look like just a training exercise.
In recent days, for example, it’s come to light that the government has secretly called on the country’s five major banks to prepare themselves for collapse by creating stress recovery plans to be used in the event of worst case scenarios.
A few weeks ago, the Federal Reserve also implemented a new policy for money market funds held by financial institutions. Per the new policy, money market funds, which account for some $2.7 trillion in deposits across the United States, can be frozen in the event of an emergency or financial panic. This means that if and when the system does go into a tailspin, at exactly the time people will want to pull their money out of their bank account, they will be restricted from doing so.
These latest actions by government regulators, judges and financial institutions point to one thing: that we have an unprecedented financial collapse in the making. If such a financial crisis comes to pass it is clear that the policies and procedures now in place will transfer the legally owned deposits and money market savings of individual Americans into the hands of the banks at which those funds are kept.
Get Your Money Out.
Consider alternate, collapse-centric investment strategies and what is money when the system as we know it falls apart.
August 13, 2012
Former money manager Ann Barnhardt, who in November of 2011 made the decision to cease operations of her brokerage firm and return funds to her customers citing “systemic” problems within the entire financial industry, has issued a new warning about the stability of US banks and the safety of individual deposit accounts.
The warning, stemming from a recent federal appeals court ruling surrounding customer funds lost during the 2007 collapse of Chicago futures broker Sentinel, indicates that individuals who lose deposited funds because a financial institution improperly manages that money, even if those funds are supposed to be “segregated” from other operations of the firm, are essentially left with no recourse if the firm goes belly-up. According to the court, a misallocation of those customer funds, “is not, on its own, sufficient to rule as a matter of law that Sentinel acted ‘with actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud’ its customers.”
The implications of the ruling, according to Barnhardt, will affect the monies of all private individuals who have seen their deposit accounts wiped out in the collapse of firms like John Corzine’s MF Global and put all deposit account holders in the country at risk should their bank be faced with a financial windstorm:
The NFA in collusion with the banksters, government and judiciary have achieved their goal. The entire concept of “customer segregated funds” is officially, completely, legally dead.
Guys, it is OVER. I know that many of you are still cowering in normalcy bias, unable to deal with reality, unable to face the world as it is, but you have GOT to snap out of it. The marketplace is DESTROYED. You CANNOT be in these markets. All legal protections are now officially gone.
…
The federal appeals court ruled yesterday that not only does BNYM stay at the front of the line, but that using customer segregated funds as collateral is NOT a crime, and that co-mingling customer segregated funds with proprietary funds is NOT fraud.
…
What this means is that even if Jon Corzine is somehow dragged into court by private citizens, because you know damn good and well that the Justice Department will never, ever touch him, Corzine now has a legal precedent, likely from a bribed or otherwise coerced Federal Appeals Court, explicitly stating that an FCM can use customer deposits to pay its debts, and that the customers themselves are subjugated and have basically no legal right to their own monies, no matter what the law says, or what legal assurances, claims or guarantees are made to that customer about their funds held with an FCM or any other brokerage or depository institution. The “secured” party at the front of the line will always be the mega-bank who made the fraudulent loan using the stolen customer funds as collateral.
In other words, all customer funds in the United States are now the legal property of JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, BNYM, or whichever megabank is the counterparty on the loans the FCM or depository institution takes out in order to fund its mega-levered proprietary in-house trading desks.
Source: Ann Barnhardt via Steve Quayle
The ruling is specifically designed to protect large financial institutions that have (purposefully) mismanaged customer funds and used the hard-earned life savings of Americans to gamble on equities, commodities and bond markets. If those firms happen to make the wrong bet, as MF Global, Sentinel and a handful of others have recently done, depositors who have placed funds with the banks under the belief that their bank account is securely protected from trading liabilities are now completely exposed and liable for the incompetence and negligence of those who engage in market trading.
This latest ruling combined with recent actions by the Federal Reserve and other government regulators suggests a massive fraud has taken place and the financial system itself is under extreme strain with the potential to make the financial collapse of 2007/2008 look like just a training exercise.
In recent days, for example, it’s come to light that the government has secretly called on the country’s five major banks to prepare themselves for collapse by creating stress recovery plans to be used in the event of worst case scenarios.
A few weeks ago, the Federal Reserve also implemented a new policy for money market funds held by financial institutions. Per the new policy, money market funds, which account for some $2.7 trillion in deposits across the United States, can be frozen in the event of an emergency or financial panic. This means that if and when the system does go into a tailspin, at exactly the time people will want to pull their money out of their bank account, they will be restricted from doing so.
These latest actions by government regulators, judges and financial institutions point to one thing: that we have an unprecedented financial collapse in the making. If such a financial crisis comes to pass it is clear that the policies and procedures now in place will transfer the legally owned deposits and money market savings of individual Americans into the hands of the banks at which those funds are kept.
Get Your Money Out.
Consider alternate, collapse-centric investment strategies and what is money when the system as we know it falls apart.
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Sorry, Just had to post this, I thought this Senen Scam was the alternative. Thanks alot Dillard and Senen for pulling the fast one for the 2012....
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The **** is just flowing out of senen mouth in tonight's web cast.......
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I dont know how you can bear to listen to it I have'nt been there since this fiasco first began.
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