Complaint Review: Thomas Carter, Tom Carter Lion Exchange & Capital Window - San Diego California
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- Thomas Carter, Tom Carter Lion Exchange & Capital Window 110 West C Street San Diego, California United States of America
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- Web: www.capitalwindow.com
- Category: Financial Services
Thomas Carter, Tom Carter Lion Exchange & Capital Window Investment Scams San Diego, California
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
*Consumer Comment: confront the ahole
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You get a phone call from a Mr. Thomas Carter of Capital Windows, Inc. Surely you've heard of Captial Window? Of course you have.Mr. Carter is a nice man. He's concerned about your finances, and he asks if you've given any thought to your financial future. He would love to help you out, and he happens to have some hot, top-secret, inside information about a mobile device that Mutual Systems is releasing soon, a product that will change the way you see the world. He tells you the stock is cheap right now, and you have to act now or you'll miss out on making a lot of money -- money that will help secure your future."You can't lose," Mr. Carter says.But you do.You weren't the only person Mr. Carter called that day. Mr. Carter and his associates contacted hundreds of other people. And even though Mutual Systems is a legitimate company, its stock is not heavily traded. As it happens, the value of a so-called "thinly traded" stock is easy to boost with a burst of buyer action. And after the value does indeed skyrocket, the scammers quickly sell their shares. The value of the stock plummets, and there goes your money.Most investment scams use the same basic principles: promises of great profit, assurances of no risk and assertions of urgency and secrecy. The con artist is likable, friendly and professional.A lot of people think they can spot a scam from a mile away. But most scams aren't as obvious as the pushy salesman calling out of the blue or the notorious Nigerian bank account scheme. Every year, Americans lose billions of dollars to scams of every size and shape [source: National Futures Association]. Every citizen is a potential target.So what schemes are lurking out there? Why do they succeed time and time again? How do you avoid them?First, let's take a look at the top 10 investment scams.PUMP AND DUMPMr. Carters' scheme (described on the previous page) is called a pump-and-dump scam. It's so named because the burst of buyers "pumps" up the value of the stock. When the stock value peaks, the scammers "dump" their stocks, which often causes the value to drop sharply [source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission].
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#5 REBUTTAL Individual responds
NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
AUTHOR: Thomas Carter - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 05, 2013
I am Thomas Carter and I am responding to this posting because nothing in it is true about me or any company I have been involved with. This posting is just libelous hypothetical designed to make it look as though the anonymous author had information about myself or companies I have been involved with. I have never been involved with any investment scams. There is nothing in this posting that has anything to do with myself or any company I am or have been involved with. I have never been involved with selling stock of public companies or with so-called pump and dump scams. Everything in this posting is fabricated, false and libelous.
#4 REBUTTAL Individual responds
NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
AUTHOR: Thomas Carter - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 05, 2013
I am Thomas Carter and I am responding to this posting because nothing in it is true about me or any company I have been involved with. This posting is just libelous hypothetical designed to make it look as though the anonymous author had information about myself or companies I have been involved with. I have never been involved with any investment scams. There is nothing in this posting that has anything to do with myself or any company I am or have been involved with. I have never been involved with selling stock of public companies or with so-called pump and dump scams. Everything in this posting is fabricated, false and libelous.
#3 REBUTTAL Individual responds
NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
AUTHOR: Thomas Carter - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 05, 2013
I am Thomas Carter and I am responding to this posting because nothing in it is true about me or any company I have been involved with. This posting is just libelous hypothetical designed to make it look as though the anonymous author had information about myself or companies I have been involved with. I have never been involved with any investment scams. There is nothing in this posting that has anything to do with myself or any company I am or have been involved with. I have never been involved with selling stock of public companies or with so-called pump and dump scams. Everything in this posting is fabricated, false and libelous.
#2 REBUTTAL Individual responds
NOTHING IN THIS POSTING IS TRUE.
AUTHOR: Thomas Carter - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 05, 2013
#1 Consumer Comment
confront the ahole
AUTHOR: Mike - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, January 11, 2013
I think it would be much more satisfying ( than just posting) to confront aholes like this in person. see how fast they fold when they are not on the phone and facing their victims.
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