Apptech Transcendent OneTranstech OneT1 Apptech, Transcendent One, Transtech One, Marketing, Processing, Scam, T1 Carlsbad California

 Ron Hill at Transcendent One contacted me on Linked in saying he was a bank and that they processes everything internally. Against my better judgement I decided to give Ron Hill my business. I am now over 300k in the hole. I have spoken with Virgil llapitan who does not seem to care about helping me locate my money. These people are liars and Thieves. It seems after looking on Ripoff Report that they have been doing this for a long time. Seems the don't pay employees, bail on leases (see Trancendent One) the company misspelled their name, and steal from merchants. I would think twice before deciding to process with company. Ive had the same experience with Virgil, Ron and Luke. These guys are criminals and need to be prosecuted. They begged like street panhandlers for my business and sat on my transactions and caused me to lose over 300k. Now I get one excuse after the other on where my money is located. It's pass the buck blame game for them. It's the banks fault, the bank won't give us any info. For those merchants needing processing, don't fall for their scam. And by the way, I confronted them about all their scam reports and they blame it on a disgruntled company they shut down for selling bath salts that kills children. Blah blah blah. I've got news for you, I sell a discount membership club. Please contact me at montygrowchem@yahoo.com for the truth about these liars and thieves. It's time their a*s gets handed to them. Just look over the Internet. Everything plus the fact they are investing in bogus capital venture groups with companies like Crossfire Marketing Group. Look up Crossfire Marketing Group. They refer Transcendent One. I think they are the ones behind all this. It's probably the same company. I think they started up an IT company (Transtech One- clever!) as well and tried for a moment to be legit. I think they actually used it as a cover. I think everyone quit working at Transtech One once they discovered what was going on. I believe even the owner resigned. Don't invest money in Crossfire Marketing Group, the masterminds behind this all. Just do your research. It looks like many peoples lives have been affected, negatively. A boiler room usually has an undisclosed relationship with the company being promoted or undisclosed profit from the sale of the house stock they are promoting. The managers of the boiler room usually have close ties to the same owners of the company whose stock is being promoted. After the sales force of the boiler room sells their clients on the idea of the IPO, they are not allowed to sell the shares that the customer invested. This is because there is no real "market" for the shares, so any shares sold before buyers are attracted would create a large loss in the price of the stock, due to it being thinly traded with no public support. Once the insider investors are in place, a boiler room promotes (via telephone calls to brokerage clients or spam email) these thinly traded stocks where there is no actual market. The brokers of the boiler room actually "create" a market by attracting buyers, whose demand for the stock drives up the price; this gives the owners of the company enough volume to sell their shares at a profit, a form of pump and dump operation where the original investors profit at the expense of the investors taken in by the boiler room operation. Check out APPTECH: http://www.otcmarkets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=109679