All Forum Posts by: Christopher Winkler

Thank you for your great work exposing this thief for what he is, a liar who says anything to keep the gravy train going. Anyone else defrauded in any way is encouraged to start a NEW thread so the threads are so overwhelming it counters his relentless continuance to find new victims to scam to pay off the old investors.

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Anyone a horror story about Carson or any other note Guru's fraud & theft, please start a fresh thread with as much info as possible, as the more seperate threads will counter his pedal to the metal continuation of his quest for more victims... Incredibly he is still acting like nothing is wrong...

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Everyone with a horror story about Carson or any other note Guru's fraud & theft, please start a fresh thread with as much info as possible, as the more seperate threads will counter his pedal to the metal continuation of his quest for more victims... Incredibly he is still acting like nothing is wrong...

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Originally posted by @Don Konipol:

@Jay Hinrichs

Someone send me a link to a little BP thread spat I had with Scott Carson about three years ago. He took offense to my comment that Most of what was available to the small investor in terms of non performing notes was picked over junk, which was fine, he’s entitled to his opinion. But he then went on to state that my experience, expertise and judgement was obviously not as I presented it, or I would know better. LOL. I responded that his information was obviously biased as he had something to sell based on the information, whereas mine was unbiased. I did some further research on Scott and called him out as a lightweight, not believing any of his claims. Afterward, I remember feeling a little bad, thinking perhaps I was mistaken about him. Evidently I was correct; people resort to outright thievery when there investments go south. Seems to be easier to do in the real estate field for some reason.

I was just thinking of that thread, Don, you were so spot on and he replies with LOL, OMG, WTF, all these childlike replies. Do you still have that link as I was going to start a long search to find it.

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Originally posted by @Patrick Desjardins:

Originally posted by @Jeffrey Grieshop:

went to spam. The borrowers filed bankruptcy.

Also, people don't want to spend more time/money chasing after it when realistically the only way they'll get money back is him scamming someone else to pay them. In which case once he does get caught, the government will try to collect from them to pay off the other victims. Then they get f'd a second time. I'm not an expert and don't claim to be one but you see this often on American Greed.

We are now in Ponzi scheme terrority...

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It seems the way the industry is going is its best practice now to have that foreign corporation registered just in case & get a debt collector or collection agency license if needed. though there is nothing saying you can't do it in your name, and it might get around any license purposes? As always, consult with an attorney. We find ours over @ legalleague100.com, look under members & type in your state.

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Originally posted by @Gar Parries:

Gerry,

You are not alone.

Scott organized a banking blitz about a year ago. He had a group of his people calling banks for NPN'S. He ask for a $500.00 deposit, which he would return after you completed all the calls. He took all the deals that came in and he stated that he would share the profit among everyone that worked on the call blitz.

A. Scott Carson never refunded the $500 deposit. All emails and phone calls requesting refund were ignored.

B. Profit from the deals were never shared

He has been doing that for years, and when I was first learning the note business in 2014, he did the same thing over @ Marc Golds office and I knew the same thing, all the work would benefit him & no one else, so I refused to help.

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A fund we are working with has a portfolio of Lucky 13 Contract for Deed's they asked us to help find them a buyer for. They are performing and underperforming.

Data:

• Current: 6 are current
• Late: 7 are behind no longer than March 2019
• UPB: $434,530.90
• Average Monthly Payment: $356.12
• Average Interest: 9.352
• Average Months Remaining: 173

If you would like to see a copy or have any questions, please PM me

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