He presented us with some paintings that are very valuable in the market of art so we can double up on our investment when he sells it afterwords. He asked us for a deposit for some gentleman to get them appraised and then he never really did anything and told us that HIS art painting were not ok or that the appraiser didn't know what he was doing. In fact was that he needed money and he frauded a few people other than my self the sameway. He has also taken one of the paintings and sold it to some one as a loan against the garantee of the painting. Please ever sees or talks to him be aware he will talk to you so much that he will get you Iam out of a lot of money and taken the reasources to explose him and take legal actions against him and his ascoiciates arround him.
André
Saint-Hippolyte,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Wed, November 15, 2017
To whom it May concern.
With regard to these previous and false allegations, be aware that the management of the Notre-Dame de Montréal Gallery knows well its author, an unscrupulous individual whose pseudonym is Jeremy Marcs.
This cunning is known as Mr. G. by Art Collectors and Art Galleries of America and Europe, but especially and particularly by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) and the Montreal Police (SPVM). He will be sued shortly.
All know indeed and this, for a decade, that the modus operandi of this Mr. G is to intimidate and to allege what he practices himself and this, with the avowed purpose to discredit any form of competition in the field of Art. Let us be careful.
If you were personally discredited by this Mr. G, then immediately report it to the Police or contact our services for more information on this malevolent individual.
André Matteau, Director-Curator of the Galerie Notre-Dame de Montréal