QUOTE(Akonn @ Nov 14 2012, 02:06 AM)
From EddyLB posting above, I would seriously urge ALL investors who are affected to make your police report NOW, immediately, as soon as possible. DO NOT DELAY, the longer you delay, the longer it will take to recover your gold and money. Give your full cooperation to BNM and the authorities and settle amicably with them. It's critical that you make a police report in order to submit a third party claim.
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UPDATE: There's a post on GMS on the briefing at CONsultants' meeting yesterday.
Mira Edora
Saya terima sms dari cousin pd 13.11.12/18:39. Salam, latest updates on Genneva. Our consultants committee had met 1) Tun Mahathir 2) Majlis Fatwa 3) PPIM, All to seek respective parties support on our case 4) we are now seeking an audience with Tan Sri Zeti for a dialogue session 5) our Genneva management is negotiating with BNM to settle our case amicably 6) we have explored on the legal avenue. Unfortunately, it is way too expensive and time consuming (min 3yrs) and chances of winning against authority is rather slim. We hv seek opinions frm few legal firms ranging frm the cheapest to the most expensive,all with experience in hndling Bafia n Amla cases. All of them advised us to settle this matter amicably with BNM.
(Note: No mention of marching or occupy Putrajaya was proposed or any of the no-brainer, bizarre methods employed by Pat Lulu was even suggested by the legal firms.)
I am confused. How do they expect to settle amicably with BNM? Ponzi scheme is fraud, no? And fraud is criminal case, no? But I'm no lawyer, so I may be wrong. __________________________________________________________________________________________
UPDATE: There's a post on GMS on the briefing at CONsultants' meeting yesterday.
Mira Edora
Saya terima sms dari cousin pd 13.11.12/18:39. Salam, latest updates on Genneva. Our consultants committee had met 1) Tun Mahathir 2) Majlis Fatwa 3) PPIM, All to seek respective parties support on our case 4) we are now seeking an audience with Tan Sri Zeti for a dialogue session 5) our Genneva management is negotiating with BNM to settle our case amicably 6) we have explored on the legal avenue. Unfortunately, it is way too expensive and time consuming (min 3yrs) and chances of winning against authority is rather slim. We hv seek opinions frm few legal firms ranging frm the cheapest to the most expensive,all with experience in hndling Bafia n Amla cases. All of them advised us to settle this matter amicably with BNM.
(Note: No mention of marching or occupy Putrajaya was proposed or any of the no-brainer, bizarre methods employed by Pat Lulu was even suggested by the legal firms.)
Nov 14 2012, 08:47 AM

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