Corporate Acquisition Group False Press Reports Englewood Colorado

I just found out Judy Stahlecker is a hidden owner of corproate acquisitions group and global acquisitions group and is the mastermind of the scam.  What a trip.

Ty Tymkovich has a criminal history of making multiple threats to persons/property, as well as a history of 'anonymous' online character assassination.

On May 28, 2009 Tyrone E. Tymkovich, President of Corporate Acquisitions/Global Acquisitions LLC., entered into a Stipulation & Final Agency Order in the matter of disciplinary action against his real estate broker's license (er 40029518) with the State of Colorado Real Estate Commission. The order settles charges that Tyrone Tymkovich made violations of the real estate licensing law. Under the terms of the order Tyrone Tymkovich agrees to a fine of $5,500.00 and a permanent revocation of his real estate license. Tyrone Tymkovich admitted to the allegations, factual findings and conclusions of law in the investigative report dated April 27, 2009.

Tyrone E. Tymkovich has plead guilty to theft, a class 2 misdemeanor, and forgery of a check, a class 5 felony. On March 13, 2009, Tyrone E Tymkovich also plead guilty to disturbing the peace, and to threats to person/property. Tyrone E. Tymkovich has repeatedly failed to notify the Colorado board of Real Estate of his criminal convictions, as stipulated by law.

The findings of the State of Colorado Board of Real Estate can be found here, as well as you can use the two above links to the Denver and Arapahoe Country courts to peruse Ty Tymkovich's criminal history for yourself and decide:

http://docs.google.com/gview?a=v&q=cache:HMgMVPuuN5QJ:www.dora.state.co.us/real-estate/meetings/minutes/broker/CREC_May_2009.pdf+tyrone+tymkovich&hl=en&gl=us

Tyrone Tymkovich and Corporate Acquisitions/Global Acquisitions Group are currently under investigation by the office of the Colorado Attorney General office in Denver.

Second Judicial District
201 W. Colfax Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80202
email address is: info(at)denverda.org

Corporate Acquisitions Group, LLC. resigned their BBB Accreditation on June 5, 2009, and are in the process of reanimating their business valuation scam company under the new 'Global Acquisitions' moniker.

Based on BBB files, Corporate Acquisitions/Global Acquisitions Group has a BBB rating of 'F'.

Reasons for this rating include:

* Failure to obtain required competency license.
* Failure to honor commitment to arbitrate or mediate disputes.
* Complaints filed against business that were not resolved.
* Government legal action(s) against business.

My name is Ed of Glass on Wheels. I have read these posts to this site and decided to post my own. I met with this company in August of 2007. I sold my company in March of 2008. I did a valuation through these folks. I tried to sell my company before on my own with NO success. I am not sure if the valuation helped or not, but at the very least I did sell my company. Anyone is welcome to call me who reads this and ask any questions. In the interest of making this valid, look up Glass on Wheels, Greeley, Colorado and call and ask for Ed. If you reach the new owner, tell him its about the sale of the company and you are looking for a reference. I am one of the letters you refer to. These folks did alot of work, they hired a broker in my area as well at no cost to myself. They closed the transaction well within both my price and time expectations. I too was called by someone, and spoken to by multiple people. I dont judge anyone who posts here, but I can tell you I dont see any positive and all the negative comes from people who choose NOT to do business the way CAG recommends. If you dont like it, pass on it. If you do, then sign up.

Would you like it if people posted on your business that never did business and were never defrauded in any way? none of you were, or so it appears. I dont see ANY complaints on this site from a client of CAG that was defrauded. I see a bunch of people who didnt do business with them that are adding their expertise to selling a business. I had never sold a business, and had no idea how to. I too thought it was a scam, but I took the risk. I sold my business because of my risk and their expertise. Like I said, look my company up in the yellow pages, call and ask for a referral.

Dan,

I apologize if this is not the right place to post this per your rule. But I want to express my appreciation to you and this site in providing information regarding CAG.

I had a call from Rick Webber, scheduled and actually met two of CAG representatives - one presented a CAG business card as Senior Business Analyst. Before they came (supposedly from Minnesota), we received an email with 2 attachments - one asking for tax information on our business and one from Secretary of State of CO stating CAG is a legit company. After receiving that attachment, I became suspicious and "googled" them and found Ripoff Report. Needless to say, I was better prepared in talking to the CAG reps.

The centered their "pitch" on building a case for the valuation and showing all kinds of plastic protected letters etc on legitimacy of CAG and some canned reports. The message - the 500+ buyers they represent "required" valuation reports otherwise they will not recommend us to them. Another item of interest is if they flew that far to check out a potential acquisition, wouldn't one assume a lot of pictures would be taken and a tour of inside and outside of the business? They did none of that.

If this blog does not get posted to the public, it is ok. I just want to give you some feedback and thanks for your work.

Regards...

Mr. Tymkovich,
The press release was inaccurate on several points. And in the view of several readers of the press release... mis-leading. It simply reads like a promotional advertisement for your firm, not a statement of financial or transactional disclosure.

After we obtain a copy of the official required newspaper release and compare it to the press release we will be happy to submit here a fair and honest disclosure of what we find. Then we are absolutely finished paying attention to the activities of CAG. The only thing that prompted this study was actually the annoying telemarketing voicemail message Rick Webber uses to solicit business. We were studying telemarketers, not business valuation companies. But, if you're going to have an automated service call with no option for removal from the call list then you leave the average person little choice but to do research to discover who the caller is. After being solicited once, companies have the right to ask not to be bothered again with the same sales campaign.

Any time after you've done an automated telemarketing blitz, go to Google and just enter the phone number you used and count the complaints. Also note how sooner or later your firms name appears there on the internet tied to that number.

Telemarketing might serve some companies, but it costs tens of millions to other companies in wasted time and resources. But automated telemarketing??? That's so "low rent". The next time you do a valuation of any small business, ask the owner how disruptive and expensive the ten to twelve unsolicited telemarketing calls they get a week really are to them. I'm positive they are also wasting your company's time as well, are they not?

Rick Webber's last telemarketing blitz was the reason several dozen people were brought to this site, among others, and read so many of the negative, and even possibly untrue and unkind comments about you and/or your company(s). There is a lot to read. One video journalist who convinces a network editor to do a national story on small business valuation companies and you might wish you had re-thought your decision to use automated telemarketing. I already suspect that many of the "listings" you have don't subscribe to the Wall Street Journal.

Please stop with those annoying telemarketing blitz's and you'll easily stay off the negative radar that no viable company needs to be on.

This report is completely true. As a requirement for our lender and collateral for funding our growth, the income of these 3 companies owned by the current owners of Corporate Acq. Group were used in a financial merger. Public announcement had to legally be made and the press release was chosen as well as newspaper notice in The Denver Post. All companies are current with the Colorado Sec of state. All file tax returns annually with the IRS and all have income. Said income is used as collateral on existing debt as CAG doesn't have assets that can be secured as many small businesses understand.

Please contact the company during office hours for further information. References for Brokers, transactions (both completed and in process), employees, and vendors are all available upon request and are gladly given to validate concerns of any kind for current as well as prospective clients.

This press release is not and was never meant to be a reference as much as an explanation of the transaction. Corp. Acq. had been in business for over a year prior to this release and has no complaints through any entity including those in which we are registered and regulated in the State of Colorado or the BBB of Metro Denver. Corporate Acq. currently works with over 100 brokers nationwide in its unique marketing approach. All are licensed in the states in which they work. All transactions are handled by a professionally licensed firm in the state in which the transaction is consumated.

This report is completely true. As a requirement for our lender and collateral for funding our growth, the income of these 3 companies owned by the current owners of Corporate Acq. Group were used in a financial merger. Public announcement had to legally be made and the press release was chosen as well as newspaper notice in The Denver Post. All companies are current with the Colorado Sec of state. All file tax returns annually with the IRS and all have income. Said income is used as collateral on existing debt as CAG doesn't have assets that can be secured as many small businesses understand.

Please contact the company during office hours for further information. References for Brokers, transactions (both completed and in process), employees, and vendors are all available upon request and are gladly given to validate concerns of any kind for current as well as prospective clients.

This press release is not and was never meant to be a reference as much as an explanation of the transaction. Corp. Acq. had been in business for over a year prior to this release and has no complaints through any entity including those in which we are registered and regulated in the State of Colorado or the BBB of Metro Denver. Corporate Acq. currently works with over 100 brokers nationwide in its unique marketing approach. All are licensed in the states in which they work. All transactions are handled by a professionally licensed firm in the state in which the transaction is consumated.

This report is completely true. As a requirement for our lender and collateral for funding our growth, the income of these 3 companies owned by the current owners of Corporate Acq. Group were used in a financial merger. Public announcement had to legally be made and the press release was chosen as well as newspaper notice in The Denver Post. All companies are current with the Colorado Sec of state. All file tax returns annually with the IRS and all have income. Said income is used as collateral on existing debt as CAG doesn't have assets that can be secured as many small businesses understand.

Please contact the company during office hours for further information. References for Brokers, transactions (both completed and in process), employees, and vendors are all available upon request and are gladly given to validate concerns of any kind for current as well as prospective clients.

This press release is not and was never meant to be a reference as much as an explanation of the transaction. Corp. Acq. had been in business for over a year prior to this release and has no complaints through any entity including those in which we are registered and regulated in the State of Colorado or the BBB of Metro Denver. Corporate Acq. currently works with over 100 brokers nationwide in its unique marketing approach. All are licensed in the states in which they work. All transactions are handled by a professionally licensed firm in the state in which the transaction is consumated.

This report is completely true. As a requirement for our lender and collateral for funding our growth, the income of these 3 companies owned by the current owners of Corporate Acq. Group were used in a financial merger. Public announcement had to legally be made and the press release was chosen as well as newspaper notice in The Denver Post. All companies are current with the Colorado Sec of state. All file tax returns annually with the IRS and all have income. Said income is used as collateral on existing debt as CAG doesn't have assets that can be secured as many small businesses understand.

Please contact the company during office hours for further information. References for Brokers, transactions (both completed and in process), employees, and vendors are all available upon request and are gladly given to validate concerns of any kind for current as well as prospective clients.

This press release is not and was never meant to be a reference as much as an explanation of the transaction. Corp. Acq. had been in business for over a year prior to this release and has no complaints through any entity including those in which we are registered and regulated in the State of Colorado or the BBB of Metro Denver. Corporate Acq. currently works with over 100 brokers nationwide in its unique marketing approach. All are licensed in the states in which they work. All transactions are handled by a professionally licensed firm in the state in which the transaction is consumated.