Attention Marketing, Inc 720CFO Help yourself before it's too late! Flint Wyoming based

Hello fellow victims: I am an attorney, here in Flint Michigan, and I have been approached to initiate litigation against Jon Miller and company for their Ponzi like fraud scam be several different people. The problem is that I do not believe that there is a Jon Miller, nor do I believe that the Flint location is anything more than a mail drop for this scam. So far, nobody that has complained about this company has ever been to one of their offices in Flint, or anywhere in the country that I know of! As an attorney, I must tell you from a legal standpoint that the contract "Mr. Miller" has had everyone sign, leaves an awful lot to be desired to file an advantageous lawsuit.

When you weigh the costs of a lawsuit, with your chances of taking a judgment, the odds are against you! You can't take assets or money from someone who no longer has it, and a credit card company is not going to wait for that to happen anyway! So you beat Miller in a civil case, and you ask for damages. You will get what you are personally out now! You already made a 20% profit, and you can't get back money you have not yet paid to the credit card companies. In other words, the only way that you are going to get back what you owe to the credit card companies, would be to pay them off, and then prove that you were out this money because Miller has violated the contract.

This contract is so vague, and give him such broad powers, the chances of showing where he breached it are slim to none! In some cases the clients participated in breaching the contract with Miller, so you can't pick and choose where things went wrong! Law enforcement wont touch this thing with a ten foot pole, at least not now, as this was clearly a civil agreement gone wrong, and there are not enough victims coming forward to complain. Just like all fraud cases, the national statistics show that only a very small percentage of the victims of crimes like this, somewhere around 7%, come forward and complain, because they are embarrassed, or because they themselves were being greedy, and were hiding their profits in such investments!

Now I am not saying that anything like this happened in this case, but who really knows! What can you do in a case like this? You can use the persons that a lot of colleagues of mine use themselves when they have problems that they can't solve, because it just isn't covered in law school. I know that Rip Off Reports won't allow me to put an email address on here, which in this case is just wrong, but there is a Private Investigator in White Lake, Michigan named Thomas. If you Google search this enough, he will pop up, as he is all over the web! He has impressive credentials, an impressive Linkedin page, and he is an expert in fraud, both on a civil and criminal level!

He has many Fortune 500 Company clients who will actually admit knowing Mr. Thomson, and they will even give him a good reference. I know from personal experience that he has backed credit card companies down, and has led successful prosecution on Ponzi scammers in the past! You have to understand that in Michigan, a private investigator is empowered by state law to investigate any types of wrong doing, including both civil and criminal violations of the law. A PI can bring their own criminal charges, just like a police department, or the FBI. It doesn't hurt a bit that before Tom was a PI, he was a cop for 25 years, or something close to that, and is one hell of an investigator.

He has the reputation of numerous attorneys in the counties that he works in as the type of cop, or private investigator, that you don;t play with when you are deposing him, or you have him on the stand and you are questioning him. He knows his way around an investigation, and even more so around a court room. I know that Tom is currently working this case for several clients, and there is no doubt that their outcomes will turn out very well for them. I know that he can do more than I could do, at least at this time in the game, and he also does it for a hell of a lot cheaper! If you can find him, and get him to take your case, this is about the best show in any town right now, and probably the only one that is going to help you! Look at your options folks. If the police get involved, it will be to prosecute "Jon Miller", and company.

This wont get you out of your debt with the Credit Card companies, as the police, or the FBI wont get involved with that kind of thing, You would still have to hire an attorney to try to get you out from under a debt, but the criminal prosecution of one or more suspects is still not going to back them down. You can sue "Jon Doe", but you have never even met the man, and can;t identify who you gave your credit to, to do as he wished with it! This just isn't the ideal lawsuit for an attorney, and if they take the case, and many less than honest attorneys out there would probably take a case like this, but with one hell of a price tag, and no guarantees of anything! Tom has a different way of doing things. He is a lateral thinker, and will do things in reverse.

In this business, it isn't always what you know, it's who you know, and this guy knows a lot of people. It doesn't hurt to have your entire, very large family in the banking industry either. I am sure if you do some Google checks, and ask around a little bit, you will find him. I know that when I talked with him about this case, he was still looking for a few clients to add to the team, to keep his fees low. Trust me, he is a good deal whatever he charges, as the plain truth is that he doesn't charge enough for what he does for people! Maybe that's why he gets so many favors done in return for him! Good luck folks, this is a real mess, and I hope that you all come out of it with as little damage as possible! Elroy