Kevin
Santa Monica,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, April 29, 2007
Hello, my name is Kevin DeMeritt, and I am the owner of Lear Financial, the precious metals company referenced by "Del" in the attached post. For the last ten years, Lear Financial has been a leader in the precious metals industry, consistently getting the highest reviews for quality, integrity and customer service. I demand that my employees conduct themselves openly and honestly, and I apply the same standards to myself. We have had literally thousands of satisfied customers over the years, and the few complaints that invariably arise are handled swiftly, and always with the clients' needs in mind. I do not want to descend into a "mud-slinging" match with Del. We already have a forum for airing our differences; there is an arbitration pending between us and a point-by-point rebuttal here would only give dignity to baseless allegations that deserve no further comment. But so that there is no mistake, Del once worked at Lear, he was indeed terminated, and he is now suing my company. The rest of Del's allegations are simply untrue. If you are interested in learning more about my company, please visit our website, goldcental.com where, among other things, you can review Lear's standard contract, which fully discloses the "spread" applicable to each transaction. In fact, our contract contains disclosures above and beyond that required by law, because it is my belief that purchasing precious metals is too important a decision to be made blindly. If you still have additional questions about Lear's standards and practices or, indeed, have other issues that you wish to discuss, I would be happy to personally answer any questions you may have. In sum, I hope that you will give Lear Financial the benefit of the doubt. Lear Financial is a professionally run business that demands the highest ethical conduct from its employees, and we do not tolerate any conduct that could bring disrepute to the company. I come from Montana, a place where business is conducted on a handshake. If you want to stop by, I will shake yours. Thanks for listening. Kevin DeMeritt, President Lear Financial
Kevin
Santa Monica,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, April 29, 2007
Hello, my name is Kevin DeMeritt, and I am the owner of Lear Financial, the precious metals company referenced by "Del" in the attached post. For the last ten years, Lear Financial has been a leader in the precious metals industry, consistently getting the highest reviews for quality, integrity and customer service. I demand that my employees conduct themselves openly and honestly, and I apply the same standards to myself. We have had literally thousands of satisfied customers over the years, and the few complaints that invariably arise are handled swiftly, and always with the clients' needs in mind. I do not want to descend into a "mud-slinging" match with Del. We already have a forum for airing our differences; there is an arbitration pending between us and a point-by-point rebuttal here would only give dignity to baseless allegations that deserve no further comment. But so that there is no mistake, Del once worked at Lear, he was indeed terminated, and he is now suing my company. The rest of Del's allegations are simply untrue. If you are interested in learning more about my company, please visit our website, goldcental.com where, among other things, you can review Lear's standard contract, which fully discloses the "spread" applicable to each transaction. In fact, our contract contains disclosures above and beyond that required by law, because it is my belief that purchasing precious metals is too important a decision to be made blindly. If you still have additional questions about Lear's standards and practices or, indeed, have other issues that you wish to discuss, I would be happy to personally answer any questions you may have. In sum, I hope that you will give Lear Financial the benefit of the doubt. Lear Financial is a professionally run business that demands the highest ethical conduct from its employees, and we do not tolerate any conduct that could bring disrepute to the company. I come from Montana, a place where business is conducted on a handshake. If you want to stop by, I will shake yours. Thanks for listening. Kevin DeMeritt, President Lear Financial
Kevin
Santa Monica,#4REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, April 29, 2007
Hello, my name is Kevin DeMeritt, and I am the owner of Lear Financial, the precious metals company referenced by "Del" in the attached post. For the last ten years, Lear Financial has been a leader in the precious metals industry, consistently getting the highest reviews for quality, integrity and customer service. I demand that my employees conduct themselves openly and honestly, and I apply the same standards to myself. We have had literally thousands of satisfied customers over the years, and the few complaints that invariably arise are handled swiftly, and always with the clients' needs in mind. I do not want to descend into a "mud-slinging" match with Del. We already have a forum for airing our differences; there is an arbitration pending between us and a point-by-point rebuttal here would only give dignity to baseless allegations that deserve no further comment. But so that there is no mistake, Del once worked at Lear, he was indeed terminated, and he is now suing my company. The rest of Del's allegations are simply untrue. If you are interested in learning more about my company, please visit our website, goldcental.com where, among other things, you can review Lear's standard contract, which fully discloses the "spread" applicable to each transaction. In fact, our contract contains disclosures above and beyond that required by law, because it is my belief that purchasing precious metals is too important a decision to be made blindly. If you still have additional questions about Lear's standards and practices or, indeed, have other issues that you wish to discuss, I would be happy to personally answer any questions you may have. In sum, I hope that you will give Lear Financial the benefit of the doubt. Lear Financial is a professionally run business that demands the highest ethical conduct from its employees, and we do not tolerate any conduct that could bring disrepute to the company. I come from Montana, a place where business is conducted on a handshake. If you want to stop by, I will shake yours. Thanks for listening. Kevin DeMeritt, President Lear Financial
Kevin
Santa Monica,#5REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, April 29, 2007
Hello, my name is Kevin DeMeritt, and I am the owner of Lear Financial, the precious metals company referenced by "Del" in the attached post. For the last ten years, Lear Financial has been a leader in the precious metals industry, consistently getting the highest reviews for quality, integrity and customer service. I demand that my employees conduct themselves openly and honestly, and I apply the same standards to myself. We have had literally thousands of satisfied customers over the years, and the few complaints that invariably arise are handled swiftly, and always with the clients' needs in mind. I do not want to descend into a "mud-slinging" match with Del. We already have a forum for airing our differences; there is an arbitration pending between us and a point-by-point rebuttal here would only give dignity to baseless allegations that deserve no further comment. But so that there is no mistake, Del once worked at Lear, he was indeed terminated, and he is now suing my company. The rest of Del's allegations are simply untrue. If you are interested in learning more about my company, please visit our website, goldcental.com where, among other things, you can review Lear's standard contract, which fully discloses the "spread" applicable to each transaction. In fact, our contract contains disclosures above and beyond that required by law, because it is my belief that purchasing precious metals is too important a decision to be made blindly. If you still have additional questions about Lear's standards and practices or, indeed, have other issues that you wish to discuss, I would be happy to personally answer any questions you may have. In sum, I hope that you will give Lear Financial the benefit of the doubt. Lear Financial is a professionally run business that demands the highest ethical conduct from its employees, and we do not tolerate any conduct that could bring disrepute to the company. I come from Montana, a place where business is conducted on a handshake. If you want to stop by, I will shake yours. Thanks for listening. Kevin DeMeritt, President Lear Financial
Del
SANTA MONICA,#6Author of original report
Wed, April 25, 2007
A LOT more than "one" person is stating that the alleged illegal or wrongful activities do occur at Lear Financial Inc. Poetic justice takes shape as one investor who vehemently claims to have been mistreated by Lear Financial Inc., happens to be partners in a film making company which opens up tremendous possibilities for the many others that are up in arms and irate. In fact, discussions have taken place to picket the advertising stations as well as other legal demonstrations of PROTEST. Several are claiming that this may be the biggest disgrace of unlawful activity in the history of the Gold Markets as well as the respected Los Angeles County Financial Industry.
Kenny
Milwaukee,#7Consumer Comment
Mon, April 16, 2007
I'm a client of Lear Financial. I have been for a long time. I've also referred Lear to my friends. I've just never heard of any such thing as a 40% charge. I have gone over my portfolio and the charges after I saw this site and based on a few calls to others, it checks out with what they have outlined in their contract and on their web site. I am in sales and I know in a big company salespeople can sometimes get aggressive when making a saleI just don't see it as a culture at Lear over the past 5 years I have done business. Dave