Clementsville Oil & Gas no longer operational as a result of report posted here. Now operating as Liberty Oil & Gas, Three Star Leasing, Poston Accounting. NONE of the foregoing are avtice corportaions according to the Kentacky Secretary of State's website. 

New Scam company advertising on Craigslist and soliciting investments: 

http://miami.craigslist.org/brw/sls/3932970927.html

WE SELL OIL AND GAS LEASES 


PHONE 1-310-569-5241 WEST COAST "SALES MANAGER"
PHONE 1-502-272-4800 Three Star Corporate Office Louisville Kentucky

EACH CLOSER WILL WRITE A COUPLE OF DEALS THEIR FIRST WEEK >>>> EVERYONE IS!!!

THESE LEASES ARE PRODUCING OIL WITH A MONTHLY INCOME!!!

ALL PAPERWORK VERIFIED BY THE STATE OIL AND GAS COMMISSIONER.

A CLOSER IS KING !!! NO BABY SITTING
HOWEVER; "NO FREE RIDES" 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

• Location: KENTUCKY TENNESSEE
• Compensation: HIGH POINTS ARE YOURS

Howard A. Moon (deceased) & John Scott listed on "contract" posted. Same as on Clementsville Oil & Gas "contract"  http://clementsvilleoil.net/files/CLEMENTSVILLE-CONTRACT-AGREEMENT.pdf

Body of above: 

LIBERTY OIL & GAS CONTRACT AGREEMENT
I hereby agree to purchase interest in approximately 50 oil and or gas wells. I further understand that the net royalty interest lease assignments will be transferred and filed with the State of Kentucky on my behalf. I will receive a filed stamped copy of the lease assignments for my records. I understand the lease price is a turnkey price, and there will be no further cost to me for any of the operational cost performed on said leases during the operation of said leases. I may cancel this agreement with a complete refund of my purchase amount within 30
days. This will give me more than enough time to review all the well logs and production reports, sent to me via
email from Liberty Oil and Gas, to enable me to verify the downside or upside potential of these leases and its wells. PAYMENT FOR NET ROYALTY INTEREST LEASE ASSIGNMENT
I hereby agree to purchase ________% of 1% (60% Royalty) interest in approximately 50 oil and or gas leases with a check for $________________made payable to “THREE STAR LEASING”. In the memo line please write ________%
of 1% Net Royalty Interest in the Kentucky Oil and Gas leases that will contain approximately 50 plus or minus oil and gas wells. I understand and agree that Liberty Oil & Gas reserves the right at its sole discretion to place me into another lease of equal or greater value, if production falls below their expectations. REPRESENTATON AND WARRANTIES OF THE WORKING INTEREST
I also understand that the working interest is purchased in reliance upon a certain exemption registration provision
of the Securities Act of 1933, as a non-public offering exemption of the Securities Act of the states in which the working interest may be purchased. As a condition to purchasing working interest/NRI in said oil and gas leases as thereby exempt and qualifies to the extend applicable, and knowing that I have relied upon the research done by me herein for the exemptions for this lease purchase. This Agreement is executed on this _____ Day of ___________, 2013 Signed by _______________________________________ Print Name______________________________________ Address__________________________________________________________________________________________ Mail to: FedEx to: Liberty Oil & Gas Liberty Oil & Gas Howard A. Moon or John Scott Howard A. Moon or John Scott c/o Poston Accounting LLC c/o Poston Accounting LLC
P.O. Box 1467 330 1/2 East Main Street Bowling Green, Kentucky 42102-1467 Bowling Green, Kentucky 42102-1467 Lease Purchase Options 1% NRI* 50 wells (60% Royalty) $85,000.00 ¾% of 1% NRI 50 wells…………$72,500.00 ½% of 1% NRI 50 wells…………$52,000.00 ¼% of 1% NRI 50 wells…………$28,500.00
1/8% of 1% NRI 50 wells ……….$16,500.00
1/16% of 1% NRI 50 wells………$ 8,900.00
1/32% of 1% NRI 50 wells ……...$ 4,700.00
1/64% of 1% NRI 50 wells ……...$ 2,500.00

More info here: 

http://shopoil.com/images/Additional_Information_click_here_m.pdf

Liberty Oil & Three Star Leasing
Liberty Oil and Three Star Leasing is currently offering you the opportunity to own a royalty interest position in about 22 Kentucky oil and gas leases spread across 2700 acres in Butler County, Muhlenberg County, and Todd County, Kentucky. STRIPPER WELLS = ROYALTY CHECKS
Stripper wells account for approximately 15% of the oil and 7% of the gas produced in the U.S. Stripper wells are oil wells that produce 10 barrels per day (b/d) or less and gas wells that produce 60 thousand cubic feet (mcfd) per day or less. http://www.theoildrum.com/node/7947 60% Royalty Net Revenue Interest Leases are available
-The operator, LIBERTY OIL, has over 30 years of experience rehabilitating stripper wells and gas producing wells in Kentucky, Tennessee etc.
-For sale is a lease position on a collective group of wells consisting of two blocks of wells (one is a 50 to 75 block of oil and or gas wells and another 75 block of wells available next).
-The owner is looking to sell a 49% net revenue interest in the 50-75 block well properties for $5,100,000 (60 units at $85,000). State and Federal bonds and/or letters-of-credit are in place for each well, as required by law
10 to 20 BPD average production over the last five years 1987 Engineering Evaluation and Economic Appraisal of oil interests available 2008 Prospectus/Reserve Study available
-There should be over 200 total wells available for pooling and unitization. There has been an industry group that has done all due diligence on the 200 oil and gas lease block and the engineering studies are such that they have taken a 1/32nd over- riding royalty in this project. ACTUAL "Oil Production" on the approximately 200 existing wells consist of: Approximately 65 wells currently producing Approximately 90 wells equipped with 20 injections Approximately 25 wells that require tubing reworking to bring back on-line Approximately 90 wells not equipped or producing
7 Barren County wells currently producing recently added to this 50-75 block (see 4-9-13 update below) Estimated remaining oil reserves are approximately 1 million barrelsINCOME PROJECTION & ESTIMATED RETURNS
LEASE PURCHASE OPTIONS: 1% NRI* 50 wells (60% Royalty) $85,000.00 ¾% of 1% NRI 50 wells…………$72,500.00 ½% of 1% NRI 50 wells…………$52,000.00 ¼% of 1% NRI 50 wells…………$28,500.00
1/8% of 1% NRI 50 wells ……….$16,500.00
1/16% of 1% NRI 50 wells………$ 8,900.00
1/32% of 1% NRI 50 wells ……...$ 4,700.00
*net revenue interest OIL
1/32nd% of 1% Interest…Per Well @ 10 barrels per day
10bblpd x $98.59* = $985.00 x 30 days =$29,577.00 x 60% Royalty= $17,746.00 x 1% = $177.46 x 1/32nd =
$5.55 WTI Crude Oil $98.59 â–²0.15 0.15%
2013.06.18 end-of-day
Crude Oil and Commodity Prices
June 19, 2013 - 17:44:20
http://www.oil-price.net/ GAS
*6-5-13 $4.58 Oil Total Oil…$5.55 per well x 50 wells = $277.50 per month on a 1/32 positionNumber of months ROI Projections*
$4,700.00 divided by $277.50 = 17 months (R.O.I. = $3,330 first year payout), RR = 70% per yr or 5.9% mo
$8,900.00 divided by $555.00 = 16 months (R.O.I. = $6,660 first year payout), RR = 75% per yr or 6.2% mo
$16,500.00 divided by $1,110.00 = 15 mos (R.O.I. = $13,320 first year payout), RR = 80% per yr or 6.7% mo
$28,500.00 divided by $2,220.00 = 13 mos (R.O.I. = $26,640 first year payout), RR = 93% per yr or 7.7% mo
$52,000.00 divided by $4,440.00 = 12 mos (R.O.I. = $53,280 first year payout), RR = 102% per yr or 8.5% mo
$72,500.00 divided by $6,660.00 = 10.8 mos (R.O.I. = $79,920 first year payout), RR = 110% per yr or 91% mo
$85,000.00 divided by $8,873.00 = 9.57 months (R.O.I = $106,476 first year payout), RR =125% per yr/10.4% mo
*These projections are based on all 50 wells up & running. We intend to have all 50 wells producing by the end of the year and royalty payments will increase accordingly. As of 5-22-13, there are 7 wells producing 3+ bblpd each and 5 additional wells that will be online by 7-1-13, which based off prior/recent production, are expected to produce 10-20 bblpd each. Gas Production Potential – New Albany Shale of Illinois Basin:
- These oil and gas leases form part of the Illinois Basin (southwestern area) and sit above New Albany Shale. - Estimated gas reserves of approximately 0.7 – 1.2 (BCF)
- The New Albany Shale has not been penetrated for gas production on these leases. Note: We believe the 50 to 75 block of wells will produce an average 5-12 bopd and average 250 mcfd of natural gas on co-producing wells and assume $98.59.00 per barrel of oil and a 60% lease Royalty. PAYOUT TO ROYALTY OWNER
ï‚· This would amount to a gross payout in 8 to 15.5 months. Industry leaders who drill new wells look for a payout in under 2 years. These leases are very attractive because the oil and gas wells are known producers, with only a minute portion of the reserves having been extracted. ï‚· There are another 125 wells that this owner will own and operate, that were doing more than 120 barrels a month when they were drilled and completed. Today these wells should produce at 150 to 400 barrels per month out of 50 plus wells. We believe that the potential for the wells in these
royalty interest leases will be greater than expected. These oil and gas leases are available to buyers who want a good royalty income and are adverse to accepting the risks of new wells or redeveloped wells. These leases collectively have approximately 200 existing gas and or oil wells. http://moneyinoil.com
ï‚· The owner has developed a plan to permit the leases for total re-works similar to what has been accomplished in their other leases. The owner has assessed the properties and anticipates having over 50 wells online and production with the one-year period. The 50-75 well block leases are ready
for the prescribed re-works. ï‚· The wells originally flowed 6 to 13 barrels of oil per day. The injection process is designed to increase the down hole well bore pressure to approximate the pressure that existed when the wells were first drilled, and by raising the pressure, the owner anticipates production of 3 to 8 barrels of oil per well per day. Unlike the other wells, the oil from these properties is classified Intermediate and should command a higher price.

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/keyword/awaiting-sentencing/recent/3

John G. Westine v. United States Parole Commission

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF KANSAS

 Registrant of the website, released from Federal Prison in 2011:

 http://www.bop.gov/iloc2/InmateFinderServlet?Transaction=NameSearch&needingMoreList=false&FirstName=john+&Middle=&LastName=westine&Race=U&Sex=U&Age=&x=77&y=17

 SAME KIND OF SCAM:

 On February 18, 1992, John G. Westine, Jr., was convicted in the Southern District of Ohio of wire fraud, mail fraud, money laundering, and interstate transportation of goods acquired by fraud. Mr. Westine, through a telemarketing scheme that sold shares of nonexistent oil and gas interests, defrauded numerous individuals out of approximately $3.2 million. He purchased several assets with the proceeds of his illegal activities, including a parcel of real estate in Malibu, California. These assets were seized in the criminal case, under criminal forfeiture provisions, and subsequently were forfeited. Approximately 90 victims of the fraud filed petitions in the ancillary forfeiture proceeding. The final order of forfeiture ordered a sale of the forfeited assets and pro rata distribution to the 90 claimants. 

 STATE OF MAINE

OFFICE OF SECURITIES

121 STATE HOUSE STATION

AUGUSTA, ME  04333

NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE A CEASE AND DESIST ORDER AND IMPOSE A CIVIL PENALTY        

06-054

ALLEGATIONS

1.                  Woso Energy Corporation (“Woso”) was incorporated in California in 2004 and has a principal place of business at 4336 11^th Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90008.  Woso has also used 1505 17^th Street, Suite 214, Santa Ana, California 92705, as an alternative business address.

2.                  Osinmen E. Sunday is an individual who has been at all relevant times the chief executive officer and chairman of Woso and whose last known business address is 4336 11^th Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90008.  He is also known as Osin E. Sunday, Sunday E. Osin, Sunny Olson, Olson Sunny, Monday O. Sunday, and Monday O. Ehighalua. 

3.                  Oziengbe E. Williams is an individual who was at all relevant times an officer and director of Woso and whose last address is 22307 Black Gum Street, Moreno Valley, California 9253.  He is also known as William E. Oziengbe, Ozzie E. Williams, and E.O. Williams.

4.                  Merricks J. Prudhomme, Sr., is an individual who acted at all relevant times as a sales representative of Woso and whose last known address is 3337 Bristol South, # 72, Santa Ana, California 92704.

5.                  In or about April 2005, a resident of Southwest Harbor, Maine (“the Maine resident”) received telephone calls from Prudhomme, who indicated that he represented Woso and solicited the Maine resident to purchase an investment in an oil and gas drilling project.  Prudhomme represented to Smith that the well at issue was already being drilled and producing oil.  He also represented that Smith had to send money to Woso as soon as possible in order to qualify for “first month production revenues,” and that those revenues would be distributed by May 10, 2005. 

6.                  As a result of these telephone solicitations, on or about April 29, 2005, the Maine resident invested $30,000 in the drilling project, referred to as “South Red Oak Prospect,” by sending a check to Woso in that amount.  The investment was memorialized by a Subscription and Customer Agreement signed by “Ozzie E. Williams.”

7.                  This investment was not registered as a security in Maine and Prudhomme was not licensed to offer and sell securities in Maine.

8.                  The Maine resident has received no written information from Woso concerning the status of the project or his investment.  In summer 2005 he made several calls to Woso in order to obtain such information and, on one occasion, spoke to Sunday, who admitted that in fact the well had not been drilled at all.  In fall and winter 2005, the Maine resident made several more telephone calls to Sunday and spoke to him on one occasion, in October.  In that telephone call Sunday stated that he was attempting to resolve a dispute with the well driller and would eventually refund money to investors. 

9.                  The Maine resident has not received any funds back from Woso in connection with the investment.

10.              The respondents did not disclose to the Maine resident that Prudhomme was not licensed to offer or sell securities in Maine.

11.              On or about February 17, 2006, the Office of Securities (“the Office”) sent certified letters to Woso, Sunday, Williams, and Prudhomme.  These letters were received by Woso, Sunday, and Williams on February 21.  In the letters, the Office requested that the recipients immediately send the Office a signed statement agreeing to refrain from further solicitations and sales in Maine.  The letter to Woso and Sunday also requested that they provide, within seven days, a written statement listing the identity of all Maine persons whom Woso had solicited or who had purchased investments.  The Office received no response to the letters.

12.              The investment that Woso offered and sold to the Maine resident is a “security” under section 10501(18) of the Revised Maine Securities Act, 32 M.R.S.A. §§ 10101-10713 (“the Act”).

13.              With respect to the security offered and sold to the Maine resident, Woso is an “issuer” under section 10501(9) of the Act.

14.              With respect to the offer and sale of the security to the Maine resident, Prudhomme acted as a “sales representative” in Maine under section 10501(16) of the Act.

15.              Pursuant to section 10401 of the Act, a person may not offer and sell any security in Maine unless the security is registered under the Act.

16.              Respondents violated section 10401 of the Act because the security that they offered and sold to the Maine resident was not registered under the Act.

17.              Pursuant to section 10301(1) of the Act, a person may not transact business in Maine as a sales representative unless licensed under the Act.

18.              Prudhomme violated section 10301(1) of the Act because he was not licensed as a sales representative in Maine when he offered and sold the security to the Maine resident.

19.              Pursuant to section 10301(2) of the Act, it is unlawful for any issuer to employ or contract with a person as a sales representative in Maine unless the sales representative is licensed under the Act.

20.              Woso violated section 10301(2) of the Act by employing or contracting with Prudhomme as an unlicensed sales representative in Maine.

21.              Pursuant to section 10201 of the Act, in connection with the offer or sale of any security, a person shall not, directly or indirectly:  (a) employ any device, scheme or artifice to defraud; (b) make any untrue statement of material fact or omit to state a material fact necessary in order to make the statements made, in the light of the circumstances under which they are made, not misleading; or (c) engage in any act, practice or course of business which operates or would operate as a fraud or deceit upon any person.

22.              Respondents violated section 10201 of the Act by making false representations to the Maine resident that, among other things, the well at issue was already being drilled and producing oil, and the Maine resident was required to invest quickly.

23.              Respondents also violated section 10201 of the Act by failing to disclose, among other things, that Prudhomme was not licensed to offer and sell securities in Maine.

24.              Pursuant to section 10601(3) of the Act, “[i]t is unlawful to fail to provide promptly any written statement if requested” by the administrator.

25.              By failing to provide the written statements requested by the administrator, Woso, Sunday, and Williams violated section 10601(3) of the Act.

26.              As officers or directors of Woso, Sunday and Williams are “control persons” of Woso pursuant to 32 M.R.S.A. § 10602(3).  They are thus liable for the securities law violations of Woso.

27.              Pursuant to section 10602(1) of the Act, the administrator may issue a cease and desist order if he reasonably believes that any person has engaged, is engaging or is about to engage in any act or practice constituting a violation of any provision of the Act.

28.              Pursuant to section 10602(1) of the Act, the administrator may issue an order imposing a civil penalty that may not exceed $1,500 for a single violation if he reasonably believes that any person has engaged, is engaging or is about to engage in any act or practice constituting a violation of any provision of the Act.

29.              In this matter, each respondent is liable for at least one violation each of sections 10401, 10301, and 10201 of the Act, and each respondent except Prudhomme is liable for one violation of section 10601(3) of the Act.

30.              Effective December 31, 2005, the Maine Uniform Securities Act, Title 32, Chapter 135, superseded the Act and governs conduct occurring after December 31, 2005.

NOTICE

Pursuant to 32 M.R.S.A. § 10708(6), notice is hereby given that the Securities Administrator intends to issue an Order to Cease and Desist and Impose a Civil Penalty against Woso, Sunday, Williams, and Prudhomme pursuant to section 10602(1) of the Act.

Pursuant to 32 M.R.S.A. § 10708(2), interested parties have thirty (30) calendar days from the entry of this Notice of Intent to file a written request for a hearing.

Date:   March 16, 2006                                               s/Michael J. Colleran

                                                                                    Michael J. Colleran

                                                                                    Securities Administrator

Reviewed by:

Date:   March 16, 2006                                               s/Bonnie E. Russell

                                                                                    Bonnie E. Russell

                                                                                    Assistant Securities Administrator

Presented by:

Date:   March 16, 2006                                               s/Michael W. Atleson

                                                                                    Michael W. Atleson

                                                                                    Staff Attorney

And more:

http://www.corp.ca.gov/ENF/pdf/2010/WOSOEnergy_dr.pdf