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June 21, 2004
 
 
Fool Me Twice: Some suckers never get an even break. Yearning to recoup their losses, they get taken again by the same scamsters
 
Intro:
For the folks who lost $300 million in the 2002 collapse of Imperial Consolidated Group, a once-high-flying financial outfit, Matrix Investigations offered salvation. It promised to recover unpaid debts and allegedly stolen funds from Britain's Imperial--for a fee, of course.
 
Excerpt:

"A list of suckers is a valuable commodity," says David Marchant, whose Miami Internet newsletter operation, KYC News (as in "know your customer"), exposed Imperial's problems, then smoked out the principals behind Matrix...

... Thus, Garrett was aghast when Matrix Investigations popped up in 2002 with an official-looking Web site and a propaganda campaign against Imperial's receivers, David Marchant of KYC News and even himself. A Matrix screed, for instance, claimed Garrett tried to set up a meeting with Imperial founders Brook and Fraser to "tell their side of the story" and enlist their help in pursuing "third party lawsuits," as well as claims that Garrett was himself running an advance-payment recovery scheme...

... But where there's opportunity, opportunists arise, even among watchdogs. Newsletter editor Marchant is organizing the third year of his "Due Diligence & Asset Recovery Symposium." Price: $1,795 per head.

 
 

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