Joe
Austin,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, February 03, 2009
I SEEM TO SENSE A PSYCHIC BOND OF CONNECTEDNESS, THAT AL GORE MAY BE KIN TO THIS GUY SOMEHOW... SINCE IT SEEMS THEY ARE BOTH RUNNING A SCAM OF SOME KIND. THANK GOD WE HAVE PRESIDENT OBAMA AND NOT AL GORE. SEVERAL PEOPLE HAVE FROZEN TO DEATH BECAUSE OF THIS ALLEGED GLOBAL WARMING THIS WINTER. IF AL GORE REALLY BELIEVED THE SCHTICK HE PREACHES ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING, HE WOULD GET A SMALLER MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSE AND GIVE UP THOSE GAS GUZZLER SUVS AND LIMOS HE FAVORS AND STOP TELLING US "PEASANT" THAT WE HAVE TO LIVE IN MUD HUTS, WRECK OUR ECONOMY, ONLY RIDE BICYCLES AND GROVEL AT THE FEET OF HIM AND THE OTHER ECONAZIS WHO ARE OUR SOCIAL SUPERIORS AND BETTERS. DO AS YOU SAY AL GORE BUT NOT AS YOU DO--YOU ACTUALLY DO. THIS CON MAN HERE HAS THE LAST NAME OF GORE TOO... MAKES YOU WONDER.
Kn42528
Port St. Lucie,#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, January 26, 2009
http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2009/jan/25/real-estate-broker-accused-using-client-money-pers/ Real estate broker accused of using client money for personal, business use Staff report Sunday, January 25, 2009 PORT ST. LUCIE A 59-year-old man was charged with grand theft by the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office on allegations he absconded with an estimated $310,400 in client money from a real estate firm that he owned. According to an arrest affidavit, Arthur Edward Gore, broker and owner of A. Edward Gore Realty, told investigators he had used security deposits held in a escrow account in his company name, under his control, as well as proceeds from rent for personal and business use. The report said he admitted to using the money starting in late 2007 because, he began having financial troubles in late 2006 due to the declining real estate market. Gore, of the 2000 block of Southeast Berkshire Boulevard, was arrested on felony grand theft charges on Friday, the report states. On Jan. 14, a search warrant was executed at his office and law enforcement seized financial records, the report said. The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office said in the affidavit that $86,400 was taken from a homeowners association and $224,000 was taken in security deposits belonging to various homeowners and renters. An estimated 220 victims had told investigators their checks from Gore were being returned for insufficient funds. Gore was released on $20,000 bond.