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Business Evaluation Systems, BES, Corporate Acquisitions Group and Ty Tymkovich Rocky Mountain Acquisitions offer to sell your business -- don't give them any money! Internet
Ty Tymkovich, Sam Levine and all at Corporate Acquisitions Group (they are branching out to other names like Rocky Mountain Acquisitions) lie through their teeth telling you what you want to hear in order to get you to contract with them to sell your business.
The contract says they will refund all money (usually $6000 or $7000) in one year if they don't sell your business. They WILL NOT refund your money. Even if you get a court judgement against them they will not give you a refund.
Call the Colorado Attorney General's office to confirm this information.
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Sascha
Saschaville,Colorado,
U.S.A.
Tyrone Tymkovich of Aurora and Sam Levine of Castle Rock being brought before the AT of Colorado for fraud
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, December 22, 2009
Dated 12-19-09: A pair of Colorado businessmen are
accused of persuading more than 700 businesses in this and other states
to pay thousands of dollars for unnecessary net-worth appraisals,
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers' office said Friday. Businessmen Tyrone Tymkovich of Aurora and Sam Levine of Castle Rock
and their businesses, Corporate Acquisition Group and Global
Acquisitions Group were named in a lawsuit filed in Arapahoe County
that accuses them of convincing small-business owners that potential
buyers were ready to acquire their firms and needed an appraisal. Of the $5,000 the men charged for their service, just $1,000 of the
fee was actually devoted to the appraisal. They also are accused of
overstating their business success in order to lure clients and of
giving money-back guarantees they didn't always honor. Suthers is seeking restitution for victimized businesses and an injunction against future fraud.
