Re: Club Toro Scam
ClubToro is a total scam. The CEO Jim Andersen (aka Jim Wolden) is a crook. I've pasted below some facts about him. Apart from the fact that he will churn your money and steal your funds, the 'tradesystem' he uses is **** and doesn't work. Excuse the grammar, this was translated from a Finnish article on him about the millions he's stolen from clents in the past.
When the scandal pyramid T5PC went bankrupt thunderous fall of 2004 and left tens of thousands of furious members who had invested their savings, perhaps as much as a billion, a dream of becoming rich, entrepreneur Jim Wolden went to Spain.
He brought with him millions of dollars he had secured from T5PC before one of Norway's largest financial scandals were a fact.
Large piles of unpaid bills he left behind in Norway. In early 2006, just a year after T5PC bankruptcy, he was turned personal bankruptcy of the city treasurer in Sørum. When he owed 20 million in tax
The almost hopeless bankruptcy proceedings is still ongoing, almost three years later. But the trustees have not got hold of the protagonist himself or his money. Among the few tangible information trustee Ole Jan Halvorsen has to deal with, is a name change:
Wolden has changed its last name to Anderson.
- During the bankruptcy proceedings, we have talked with him only once. He called us shortly after the bankruptcy proceedings, and explained that he partly resided in Spain, but that he tried to find a place to stay in Romania. I have no idea where he is today, says trustee Halvorsen.
With an empty bankrupt and only a modest state support to conduct bankruptcy The trustee will refrain from speculating about why Anderson has made himself unavailable, but can determine the cold facts:
- There are now 46 registered claims against the estate totaling 38 million. Wolden, or Anderson, has no assets registered in Norway. Estate will be completed in the near future and none of the creditors will get nothing.
In addition to the tax claim is the board of trustees for T5PC companies that have the greatest requirement in Anderson's bankruptcy.
- We wanted to find out where the money is gone, and if they have gone to such intermediaries or companies who would not have had them. We are talking about a total of 73 million that has gone in and out of the account. There are a lot of money and not just talking about regular salary account activity. We have contacted us to recipients both in Norway and abroad and asked them why they have money.
