Louis A. Bevilacqua Architect of Publicly Traded Ponzi Schemes, Fraudulent Attorney, and Corporate Bully, schemed out of 750,000 DC Washington

Ripoff Report: Louis Bevilacqua

Architect of Publicly Traded Ponzi Schemes, Fraudulent Attorney, and Corporate Bully

Who Is Louis Bevilacqua?

Louis Bevilacqua is a securities attorney who has spent decades masterminding the legal frameworks for publicly traded Ponzi schemes, defrauding investors, and exploiting public markets for his personal gain. His most infamous work includes his involvement with 1847 Holdings, a fraudulent enterprise designed to bilk unsuspecting investors through a web of deceit, inflated financials, and fake corporate developments.

The Scheme

Bevilacqua’s methods are both calculated and destructive. He orchestrates Ponzi-like operationsunder the guise of legitimate acquisitions and corporate growth. Here’s how it works:

1. Acquisitions for Leverage

Subsidiaries are acquired to serve as collateral for massive loans. These loans are funneled directly back to the parent company, leaving the subsidiaries financially hollow.

2. Fabricated Revenue

Bevilacqua manipulates financial reporting by citing “material weaknesses” to inflate revenue figures. This creates the illusion of profitability, luring in more investors under false pretenses.

3. Bankruptcy as a Cover-Up

Once subsidiaries are milked dry, they’re sent into bankruptcy, which is spun as a strategic divestitureto shareholders. This tactic allows Bevilacqua and his partners to avoid liability while continuing the fraud.

Personal Experience

I was personally scammed out of $750,000 by 1847 Holdings in just six weeks. I participated in a private placement under the promise that my funds would go toward paying off promissory notes, only to see those notes default. After recognizing the fraud, I requested an internal forensic audit to uncover the truth.

Bevilacqua, instead of addressing the blatant issues, threatened to sue me to silence my efforts. This is the behavior of a man who knows he’s guilty. He has no regard for the people he destroys—his only concern is protecting himself and the decades-long scam he’s profited from.

The Bigger Picture

Bevilacqua’s schemes are not isolated incidents. Over the years, his fraudulent operations have collectively scammed the public out of over $500 million. Here’s the evidence:

• Fake Financials: Fraudulently inflated revenue allowed for larger bonuses and the illusion of success.

• Investor Losses: Thousands of honest investors have seen their money disappear while Bevilacqua lines his pockets.

• Corporate Shell Games: Companies are run into the ground and bankrupted to hide the money trail.

The Message

Louis Bevilacqua is not just a bad lawyer—he’s a fraudster, a liar, and a parasite who thrives on the destruction of others. He hides behind legal frameworks and corporate shells, thinking it will shield him from accountability.

This was never just “bad business.” It’s premeditated theft. If you’ve had any dealings with him, I urge you to investigate and scrutinize his actions. The evidence is there, and I’ve detailed it across my LinkedIn posts and articles.

Warning to Investors and Professionals

If you are in the financial or legal sectors, or if you’re considering any investment connected to Bevilacqua, proceed with extreme caution. Don’t let yourself or others become another victim of his schemes.

This man needs to be held accountable, and the public deserves to know the truth about who Louis Bevilacqua really is. Avoid him at all costs.