Mitch Yellen Wealth Wonks Lost $650,000.00 of my money to Mitch Yellen, Internet
Mitch Yellen has lost $650,000.00 of my money over the past six years; in four separate real estate investments. He is a big scam, from start to finish. Worst mistake I have ever made, was to invest money with Mitch Yellen. Mitch Yellen is one worthless SOB. If you want to lose your money fast; just invest it with Mitch Yellen. Everything Mitch touches turns to instant losses! The worst part: Mitch claims to be a man of God. Well Mitch, here is my wish for you: may you burn in the sulphur lakes of Hell forever and ever.
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Ross
Littleton,Colorado,
Mitch Yellen- Complete A-1 A****
#4Author of original report
Thu, October 24, 2013
Before I met Mitch Yellen, I had $650,000.00 in savings and a good chance at an early retirement. Now that Mitch lost my entire $650,000.00; retirement is not an option.
So Mitch, you lying sack of s**, please enjoy your time in Hell. No doubt in my mind that's were you are going.
MitchSupporter
Colorado Springs,Colorado,
United States of America
THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER
#4UPDATE Employee
Fri, December 07, 2012
Dear Mr. Reineke:
Your statement above declares that I have lost your money in a bad real estate deal. This is a false statement. The properties have not been sold, repossessed, transferred, stolen, re-zoned, etc. They remain as intact as they were on the dates of purchase. It remains to be seen what losses or gains you may incur. That will be determined when they are sold.
Your property remains intact because it was purchased for cash with a first deed of trust. Therefore, it is impossible for it to be repossessed.
I understand your frustration at the collapsed real estate market. However, this risk was evident in the Private Placement Memorandum you signed at the time of your investment.
Perhaps, instead of praying for me to burn in hell, you might pray that God would restore our national economy.
Mitchell B Yellen
CLEVELAND
MONUMENT,United States of America
ROSS REINEKES STATEMENTS ARE BLATANTLY FALSE
#4REBUTTAL Individual responds
Mon, July 23, 2012
Dear Mr. Reineke:
Your statement above declares that I have lost your money in a bad real estate deal. This is a false statement. The properties have not been sold, repossessed, transferred, stolen, re-zoned, etc. They remain as intact as they were on the dates of purchase. It remains to be seen what losses or gains you may incur. That will be determined when they are sold.
Your property remains intact because it was purchased for cash with a first deed of trust. Therefore, it is impossible for it to be repossessed.
I understand your frustration at the collapsed real estate market. However, this risk was evident in the Private Placement Memorandum you signed at the time of your investment.
Perhaps, instead of praying for me to burn in hell, you might pray that God would restore our national economy.
Mitchell B Yellen