I think most people would like to know whether they can reclaim their money.
Greetings all,
At the meeting, my associate signed a confidentiality agreement with Faso before any business was discussed. This means that I can not reveal the exact details of the meeting, however, I can tell you what I 'believe' to be the situation...
Firstly, let me assure you all that my associate fought the investors' corner strongly. I believe that there are two reasons that investors will not be able to recover their money. Omega and Florida.
Omega Clearing Services sell the stock via agents, take their cut and pump the cash to Faso. Omega insulates Faso from investors. I believe there are between two and three hundred investors.
Florida, according to my associate, is the only state in the US that has some form of sanctuary law which will allow you to protect assets within your property. It was originally created to protect retirees moving to the state. Why else set up a tech company in an area that is not renowned for technical development? Further, Faso paid for everything by cash and we believe that he travelled across the country by car to the meeting - no paper trail. As I'm sure those of you have found who have tried to contact him, he's a hard man to track down - even harder if you were trying to recover money from him.
The Omega system is great for real American companies to sell their stock around the world. However, it is also perfect for crooks. I do not believe this is the way it was intended to be used and I do not believe that Faso is that entirely insulated. There is something called "intent" - when you sold Datacept pre IPO what did you intend to do with the revenue raised? The trick might be to mobilise Datacept investors, find a US based legal firm and start proceedings.
So to the future - I believe that Faso will use the revenue from the pre IPO sales to build the company mentioned on the Datacept website, Photozombie. If this company is owned by Datacept that will create value for shareholders. My understanding is that Faso avoided any questions relating to how the ownership of Photozombie would be structured. However, if Photozombie grew in value as a result of Datacept pre IPO investors' revenue, I believe that a good legal case could give the investors a claim to Photozombie regardless of how the company was owned.
I've stated all that I can and I hope that you all find it very useful. I shall continue to watch this thread in case there are further developments. My final piece of advice would be that quick action would create the best path to return some of your investment. Faso is very happy with his sales and believes he is in an ivory tower - now is the time to go for it.
All the best and the best of luck for the future,
E