FDRS and Mark Cella Debt Elimination SCAM

Two new pages:

7/19/10: The latest Cal. AG REFUSAL to investigate!

As always, the California attorney general refused to investigate.

7/28/10: My DEMAND for investigation to California AG Jerry Brown

If I’m not CONVINCED that they are sincerely investigating by 8/6/10, I can only hope that I won’t be the only one to make this fraud and Jerry Brown’s refusal to prosecute KNOWN criminals a CAMPAIGN issue.

Of course I don’t expect Jerry Brown to contact me and expect to post many links to this blog at California news and political sites.

FDRS is SMALL POTATOES compared to the fraud that’s going on right now.

MILLIONS are targeted by scum like Mark Cella.

They actually create fake NEWS sites with articles about FEDERAL LEGISLATION requiring lenders to forgive debt.  There is no Credit Card Relief Act and there is NO government program to help people with unsecured debt — aside from the BANKRUPTCY legislation.

My goal is not just to put Mark Cella in jail, but to fundamentally change how crime against the PEOPLE is ignored by the government and law enforcement while crime against CORPORATIONS  comes with life sentences.

You’ve all heard about the three strikes law and people getting life in prison for stealing FOOD.  And I’m sure you’ve all seen the police arrest shoplifters at your favorite supermarkets and boxmarts.

I hope you all agree that we need fundamental changes and the upcoming elections give you the opportunity to make a difference. Your vote is rather insignificant compared to your VOICE on the internet.

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Filed under: Regulatory complaints tagged Cal. AG and Governor candidate Jerry Brown, Demand for Investigation

A reader sent me the link to this video and wrote that this is Mark Cella:

When I first watched the Truth-It videos and looked at that AWFUL site, I didn’t know what to think and I was wondering who this clown is.  He sure doesn’t look like the guy who supposedly got away with $50 million from the FDRS scam.

Truth-It is a website for the dumbest of the dumb.

According to readers, the site isn’t profitable.  It contains no original work, just copies of articles written by others and apparently, there aren’t enough people clicking on the ads.

I’m not a big fan of Alex Jones because he finances his investigations and whatever activities with entirely fraudulent ads, such as for debt elimination scams like FDRS, the “solar backup generator” and other rip-offs.  BUT, at least Alex actually does something.   So if you want that kind of “truth”, go to InfoWars.com. Or check our HEADLINES page with links to alternative news.

So is this really Mark Cella?   How can he have the nerve to put his face on the web?

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We have NOT received a response from Forster & Garbus:

5/20/10: My open letter to Forster & Garbus and Citibank

Now I really want to know whether Citi has ever been notified by Forster & Garbus or Cohen & Slamowitz.

The problem is getting anyone at Citi to provide information outside of court.  Nothing’s ever easy.

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Filed under: Make creditors sue FDRS tagged Citibank, FDRS, litigation

A reader just submitted a damage report:

… I filled an AG complaint and told my bank that all of the charges were FRAUDULENT! Wachovia helped me get back EVERY PENNEY I EVER PAID THEM!!

Assuming that’s true, that’s really fantastic!

So give that a try.

It won’t be compensation for ALL damages, such as the creditors’ fees and interest, ruined credit rating, litigation, etc., but that would really be a good start.

It looks like there are STILL people paying FDRS and their bank account is still open.

So the banks CAN reverse the charges.

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I previously posted in great detail at the old FDRS blog:

You’re being sued — now what?

More and more FDRS victims are being served and as I have been working with consumers who were sued, I have to emphasize that if you have no assets and you are barely getting by, you really should consider IGNORING the lawsuits and/or filing for bankruptcy.

It is EXTREMELY stressful to deal with the HOSTILE court system, rules no “normal” person can understand and unhelpful clerks.

It takes MANY hours to learn court rules, credit reporting and collection laws and to get a CHANCE at prevailing. 

Especially if you have kids, you really should focus on THEM and on being the best parent you can be.

• Change your phone number (get an UNLISTED number) if you get collection calls.
• SAVE all correspondence from creditors, collectors and courts.

You may also be able to have judgments vacated if you did not respond to the summons because often service is NOT made according to the rules.  See my posting:

Cuomo sues collection attorneys – default judgments to be vacated

And even if the judgments stand, you can usually settle them for MUCH LESS later.    Or maybe you move to another state — few creditors bother with “domesticating” judgments in other states.  In some states wages can NOT be garnished — do your homework.  Judgments can only be reported on your credit for 7 years (5 years in NY.)

A little planning goes a LONG way.

As many millions of consumers are defaulting on their debts — NOT because they’re lazy or stupid, but because our government is corrupt — we will see a lot more leniency by employers and creditors.

Focus on POSITIVE activities, your family and friends, start a garden and pray for the best, but prepare for the worst.

Consider ALL your options.  Become engaged in your community.  Move to another state?

I can’t tell you what YOU should do other than to consider all your options.

I’ll be glad to help those of you who DO have assets, income and the stamina to fight, but most people should simply take a step back and try for their fresh start.

We now have 15 damage reports and you MAY just get a check from Mark Cella and/or his cronies.   And even if no money is recovered and they just go to jail (hopefully), you will be able to show the damage reports and my published complaint to any potential employers or creditors IF judgments and your credit become an issue.

Many THOUSANDS of people have been scammed by credit counselors and debt settlement companies.  You’re not alone.

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