All of these reports have been written most likely by two disgruntled employees that were terminated according to Ann Marie Scarpa (see#1)
Her friend Mary Jo Geddes was also terminated after 4 weeks of employment by Glamour Models, Inc. in 1995 for lying on her application.
BAMBINI L.A. is a Children’s Agency. They only work with children.
You are not a child and you claim you took a loan. You must have been over 18. Absurd.
Having worked 25 years in the entertainment industry I have never told anybody to get a loan. Total fabrication.
Tried to sue you. Ridiculous. Never knew Billy.
You misspelled my name in all of your reports.
If you have some personal anger or hate work it out.
Note: Spectrum and Bambini agency have been around since 1993 and they have offices in different cities and have nothing to do with me.
You have fabricated the reports from the BBB. Especially with the court case# that was dismissed and sealed, which is totally illegal. You, etc has hid all reports under false names.
In 1996 Glamour Models, Inc. sued Paramount Pictures and the BBB. Later the BBB was dropped in the lawsuit and Girardi & Keese took the case on contingency.
The deposition of the President from the BBB William Mitchell was taken. There were only 5 satisfied complaints in 14 years. A complained was filed from Bonnie Bimbo on 6969 Hollywood Blvd. William Mitchell said it was a valid complaint since it had a valid street address.
Glamour Models was a management company and was never shot down. Print work was never regulated and management companies did not require an agency license.
Management made a decision to change the business due to the new laws in 2000.
Visionaire Media, Inc. was formed and did not manage or book models.
In February 2000, two weeks before the trial against Paramount Pictures charges were filed against Glamour Models, Inc. by the D.A. ‘s office in the amount of $7,000
The same day Paramount already had filed a dismissal with the Appeals Court and the civil case against Paramount Pictures was dismissed.
The case was reduced to a misdemeanor and went to pretrial for 15 month, costing the taxpayer maybe ½ million dollars.
After the pretrial in 2003 all charges were dismissed and all records to be sealed. Unfortunately in California the court has no jurisdiction over the Internet.
