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Originally Posted by precise
Just in case there is anybody out there new to the Ibill situation.
Anything coming from Ibill, is just another blatant lie:
Neither Dec. 7 or Dec. 21 payouts have gone out.
?Thank you for contacting iBill.
Unfortunately, we currently do not have exact set date as to when
the Dec. 07 and Dec. 21 payout will be sent.
As soon as we have any update, it will be posted on CMI.?
Gkard payouts are never in time, the Dec. 15 one went out on the Dec. 20 and it did NOT include the 10% reserve money withheld in May, 2005.
Same way Nov. 15 and Oct. 15 payout did NOT include reserves kept in March and April.
?Thank you for contacting iBill.
Unfortunately, we were unable to include the reserve payout on the Dec. 15. payout.
We continue to work to resolve this issue as soon as possible.?
Ibill not touching Gkard money is just another lie ? Gkard reserves, as well as non-Gkard moneys, have already been embezzled by Ibill, same way it had always happened before.
Do NOT enter into any settlement agreement with Andrew or any other nonentity there ? it is ALL scam from the very beginning!
To the new webmasters ? AVOID Ibill as a plague, stay away as far as you can, this is a criminal organisation run by criminals with a sole objective of committing crimes.
Now, can anybody recommend a reasonable lawyer, please? Thank you.
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You live in the US or elsewhere?
Lawyers are like mosquitos precise - ten a penny, and just takes time briefing them well to do a decent job on a simple debt recovery process. You live within the US precise?
As a matter course, the Attorney General's office in Florida would like to hear from aggrieved iBill clients and any others who have a claim - also below is the direct line for lodging a complaint to the FTC.
Attorney General
Florida
Tel 866-966-7226.
FTC
http://www.ftc.gov
Direct Phone Complaints:
Tel 877-382-4357
Obviously the chances of actual debt recovery is diminishing by the month. It always takes longer than you would think.
Apart from what is known to webmasters and other creditors, there is plenty info existing "externally" - here's an old syndicated article from Lawrence Kiminski. The relevant part is the footnote at the bottom.
http://www.oregonherald.com/n/specia...pany-fraud.htm
There are obviously other eyes on iBill, IBDI, the present and past officers and the "I'm-only-a-shareholder" motivators in these companies.