Mr Fire Safety Chris Daskalakis scam artist, loser, pathological liar Debary Florida

 www. nikusa.com is the same thing as mr firesafety usa...... these guys have scammed so much that they had to change the business name!!!

I tell you what folks. Hopefully your reading this becuase you were smart about researching this guy (Chris Daskalakis). I don't know where to begin with him and his wife Pauline Daskalakis. These guys have been scamming honest americans for years.

I don't know how many millions of dollars they took from honest americans but I am glad that I caught them first before I invested.

Please do not ever invest in your money. Its the last that you will see of it trust me. Research his name on google, google map his location. There are apperantly 4 different businesses in a 2 office corner lot?

I spoke to many people that lost all of there savings...... Millions of dollars in savings..... They are being investigated by multiple states. There is a looming class action lawsuit against them.

Thankfully I caught these crooks before they took my money. Now I have spotted that they have opened up a new scam.

nikausa.com

Research mr fire safety usa...... then open up this website (www.nikausa.com) Its the sammeee businesss...... why would he have two businesses under different names?

Because these people are scamming honest americans. Don't believe a word they have to say.

Click on the s13 link below to know what they did to a honest american in Washington state.

Mr. Oil Saver, LLC; Mr. Fire Safety, LLC; and Chris Daskalakis – S-13-1280-13-CO01 – Consent Order

On January 30, 2014, the Securities Division entered into a Consent Order with Mr. Oil Saver, LLC; Mr. Fire Safety, LLC; and Chris Daskalakis. In the Consent Order, the Securities Division alleged that Mr. Oil Saver, LLC and Mr. Fire Safety, LLC violated the registration provision of the Washington State Franchise Protection Act (the Act). The Division further alleged that Mr. Oil Saver, LLC and Chris Daskalakis violated the disclosure document and anti-fraud provisions of the Act. Without admitting or denying the Securities Division’s allegations, Respondents each agreed to cease and desist from violating the Act. Respondents further agreed to reimburse the Securities Division $3,000 for its costs of investigation. Respondents each waived their right to a hearing and judicial review of the matter.