Complaint Review: Richard Cayne (Meyer Asset Management) (Meyer International) - Bangkok
- Richard Cayne (Meyer Asset Management) (Meyer International) Interchange 21 Building, 23rd Fl., Unit 3, Sukhumvit Road Bangkok, Thailand
- Phone: +66-(0)2-611-2561-3
- Web: https://www.richardcayne.com/
- Category: Investment fraud, Investment Fraud
Richard Cayne (Meyer Asset Management) (Meyer International) Richard Meyer Cayne poor investment advice, provided bad information Bangkok
*Author of original report: update
*Consumer Comment: Richard Cayne stole my money
*General Comment: So I just have to ask....
Richard Cayne gave me bad invesment advice. He recommended that I put money into a Thai land banking investment called Royal Siam Trust (or White Sands Beach). The information he provided was false and the investment itself turned out to be a scam. I lost a lot of money because of his carelessness or incompetence.
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#3 Author of original report
update
AUTHOR: Paul - (Canada)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, November 07, 2021
This matter has been settled. Please disregard the original report.

#2 Consumer Comment
Richard Cayne stole my money
AUTHOR: Tom - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 16, 2021
Richard Cayne stole my money. I wish that I had found these warnings earlier. I trusted Richard Cayne's fake self written public relations websites and invested with him. He stopped returning my phone calls and threatened to have my legs broken if I proceeded in the courts. Fearing for my life, I know that I will never see my money again. Avoid this thief.

#1 General Comment
So I just have to ask....
AUTHOR: John - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Friday, August 16, 2019
How long did you know this guy before you decided to start taking financial advice from him?
Did you meet with him in his office, or just online?
Is he associated with a licensed, accredited investment company, or just a guy who promised to make you big money if you just trusted him?
Did you have a legal contract including guarantees, or was it more of a "verbal contract" (worthless, meaningless) situation?
How much money is involved here (not really germaine, just interested.)
Why do you use the word "scam" and then say you lost money due to his "carelessness or incompetence?" "Scam" implies that you were lied to by a con artist. "Carelessness" and "Incompetence" mean something else entirely.


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