RE ATS Specialists
hi we have bought shares in ATS via Oxbridge International. I don't know who else are buying them. Bought them in 2005 was told by Andrew Richardson: an Oxbridge International advisor/broker he called himself, I call him a liar, he told us this compamy was going to be floated in the next 3/4 months - still no signs of this happening. I sent several emails to ATS sadly got no reply to any, so I phoned them talked to the top man Daniel Greenberg very charming he apologised and informed me there is no date set as yet and that Oxbridge International were wrong to state that. We are not holding our breath, we have given the kids all the details in case we are not around when this finally happens. I hope this is not like those goldmines in the Klonedyke you know the one's I mean ;-)
hello chakra355 I don't know if you have bought shares from ATS but I tried to phone them today as my emails are being returned to me - their mail box is full. The phone number now is going through to an answer machine a recording says "this is the Senate Executive Centre". Now I have a sick feeling in my stomach. Please does anyone know what is going on here?????? I replied to you thread chakra355 that you sent me but was told you don't take personal emails. Hope I get some response from someone on T2W. Thank you scorpio11
Beverley Kelley
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Thank you for the links. In the UK we have "Companies House" where we can check a company's status on the register (even private companies) and find out where that company keeps its members' register so that I can confirm these shares exist and are genuinely held, even if they aren't saleable. Also, if I wanted to buy those shares from my family member (to crystallise a loss for tax purposes), I'd know what to do in the UK. How do you go about these things in the States?
Thank you for the links. In the UK we have "Companies House" where we can check a company's status on the register (even private companies) and find out where that company keeps its members' register so that I can confirm these shares exist and are genuinely held, even if they aren't saleable. Also, if I wanted to buy those shares from my family member (to crystallise a loss for tax purposes), I'd know what to do in the UK. How do you go about these things in the States?
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I too bought these shares and have a certifcte.This was a few years ago.I have never had any more information about them.I also have other shares I am trying to trace. I think I have tried to find ourt more about these too without success.:?:
I too bought these shares and have a certifcte.This was a few years ago.I have never had any more information about them.I also have other shares I am trying to trace. I think I have tried to find ourt more about these too without success.:?:
Guys,
re ATS SPecialists shares (IPO) I have been contacted by a Allen Yorkdale Head of Compliance Secuties Division and Karen Tillson - Compliance Officer, claiming they are investigating these previous fraudalant transactions.
Needless to say they are asking for more monies (warrants, taxes,etc)
Has anybody come across those names before and know what agency they represent?
re ATS SPecialists shares (IPO) I have been contacted by a Allen Yorkdale Head of Compliance Secuties Division and Karen Tillson - Compliance Officer, claiming they are investigating these previous fraudalant transactions.
Needless to say they are asking for more monies (warrants, taxes,etc)
Has anybody come across those names before and know what agency they represent?
Its the usual follow up scam, they will try to get money from you for a variety of reasons, once they get it they'll steal it and disappear. They have your number because you fell for a scam before, they think you're a soft touch so they're trying you again.
They are not representing any agency, they are thieves pretending to represent an agency, hopefully you can appreciate the difference.
Yes I unfortunately bought shares in ATS Specialists in 2007 - was recently approached by a Brian Davies of IBG & Associates (Seattle, Washington) offering to purchase my shares on behalf of a client for $10 per share - although he said that there was a Lien on my shares and I would have to pay that off ($8,500) before their client would purchase my shares. Considering the amount I could have made - if this was not a scam - compared to paying off $8,500 - I was very tempted - then decided that who would want to buy worthless shares - so am leaving it.
Well done, but you shouldn't even have been tempted.
Instead you should have realised you were being setup via an advance fee fraud, ie pay me some money and then I'll send you loads more cash. But pay me and I will disappear and of course you won't get the big payday either.
Also realise that you're being called by the same scammers that stole your money in the first place.
Finally realise this - EVERY CALL YOU RECEIVE ABOUT AN INVESTMENT OR EASY MONEY PLAY WILL BE A SCAM, 100% OF THEM.
Instead you should have realised you were being setup via an advance fee fraud, ie pay me some money and then I'll send you loads more cash. But pay me and I will disappear and of course you won't get the big payday either.
Also realise that you're being called by the same scammers that stole your money in the first place.
Finally realise this - EVERY CALL YOU RECEIVE ABOUT AN INVESTMENT OR EASY MONEY PLAY WILL BE A SCAM, 100% OF THEM.