Chopper Ryan
Tennessee,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sat, January 22, 2011
Jeremy Johnson New Company
www.transiac.com
Jason Peterson
Paul Ford
Brien Heideman
Jeremy Johnson
Kyle Kimoto
Nathan
milwaukee,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, January 09, 2011
This is nathan. I am glad it worked out. Spread the word about the attorney Generals office. by the way. You got nothing for your money. You get a refund. that is if there is any money to be gotten. Take them into court or find a NACA attorney.
Keep me posted if you got a refund.
Nathan Shepard
Chopper Ryan
Tennessee,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sun, December 26, 2010
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010/dec/23/ut-internet-fraud-charges-1st-ld-writethru/
Jeremy Johnson FTC lawsuit is
valued over 500 Million dollars.
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Jeremy Johnson and Todd Vowel are actively
involved in money laundering. Jeremy Johnson, Todd Vowel, Jason Vowels, Bryce
Payne, Jason Peterson, Paul Ford ,Duane Fielding, Ryan Riddle are all MAIN
TARGETS in a criminal investigation from the FDIC for money laundering and
processing casino games.
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Jeremy Johnson has over 10 million hidden in the
mountains of St George
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When Jeremy Johnson is finished scamming his
victims from millions, he than sells the consumers credit card information to
Jason Peterson/Matt Argall in Tampa Florida.
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Jeremy Johnson has illegally paid Mark Shurtleff
thousands of dollars through various shell companies along with Cory Pulsipher
the active sheriff.
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Sharla Johnson is under investigation
for money laundering.
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Jeremy Johnson has lost over 5 million
on gambling at Wynn Las Vegas.
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Jeremy Johnson has lost over 6 million
of victim funds with online poker under the name ginette22
Kevin
Stafford,#5Author of original report
Wed, January 28, 2009
Everything has been resolved by Tony from the I-works Corporate Office. Sincerely, Kevin
Kevin
Stafford,#6Consumer Comment
Wed, September 03, 2008
At first, I thought I was the only one caught in this Iworks-trap, but I know now from Rip-Off-Report.com that there are many others in the same situation. I think your ideas are splendid; I will file what I can and see what happens. It is good to know there are alert people like you on he web. Thank You, Kevin
Nathan
Milwaukee,#7Consumer Suggestion
Tue, September 02, 2008
I think your best bet is to file a complaint with the attorney General of your state. This Iworks is bunch of con artists. Their is a These might help FTC toll free hotline: 877-FTC-HELP (877-382-4357) FTC online complaint form (http://www.ftc.gov) Canadian PhoneBusters hotline: 888-495-8501 Internet Fraud Complaint Center (http://www.ic3.gov) Non-emergency number for your local police department. You need to file a complaint with the internet Fraud Complaint Center. I am not an attorney. Realistically I doubt if you will get your money back. Maybe if the Federal Trade Commission gets involved. horizon finance---getting involved means that they sold your so called finance contract to them. Iworks got maybe 60% of the contract. This is a new high for financing a bogus sales contract via internet. You need to let the authorities of this bogus company. You need to start taping conversations with horizon finance. Go to radioshack and get a hookup on your phone. Now some states do not allow taping without the other party knowing. I would keep on probing on the internet their are sites that will point you in the right direction to get help. You might try Budhibbs.com. Tell him your story. I am going to check this company out. I dare them to tie me up in a contract. If your AG is smart they will set them up and bait them and catch them in the fraud they do this all the time. I will monitor your posting. The bottom line get the AG office involved. Provide them all paperwork and promises. Now I know from business law that. This involves a contract. Offer, acceptances and performance. Now these crooks have no intention to perform the so called contract. Problem is if the finance company is involved. Which sounds like they are the muscle. Do you have recourse to get out of the contract. They are a holder in due course. I can also suggest that you contact NACA.Net attorney. They maybe money somewhere to go after. Best of luck