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john baxter Richard Schulenberg , Richard A Sculenberg , Richard Schulenberg Attorney in CA fraud--con artist - lawyer who holds money for other crooks and con artists Internet
Do not do any business or wire this man any money--claims to just be an escrow agent but is just a partner for other con man. i can guarantee one thing that if you do send him any money for some investment you will NOT get any money back--you will get countless stories for the next year on why the deal did not close as promised. you will always be 10-14 days away from this big deal closing. i know because i was there and lost all my money. this man is a crook and everyone he deals with in these investment deals are crooks. i am out my money --DO NOT LET IT HAPPEN TO YOU.
he has complaints on file with the California Bar Association, SEC ,FBI, and United States Attorney.
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Andrew
Shreveport,Louisiana,
United States
Cal Bar Schulenberg Hearing
#2General Comment
Sat, July 13, 2019
While facing 6 disciplinary charges with the California Bar Association relating to stealing advance fees from his escrow account and wiring it all over the world, Richard A. Schulenberg feigned Alzheimer's disease as a defense, diagnosed by... "Dr. Wong". Priceless. CBA bought the story hook, line and sinker and allowed him to "involuntarily" surrender his license BUT if you look him up at their website it actually says: "Not Eligible to Practice Law (Suspended, failed to pay Bar fees)".
Well, it turns out Schulenberg was involved in several of these schemes and often represented the element of credibility to wary investors who wouldn't otherwise have taken the risk. When the investors eventually complained about losing their money, he sued them! The case mentioned here seems to be one where the snakes turned on each other. Who knows what the real story was but Madame Lauren Montillo was sentenced in December 2018 to 8 years in Federal Prison for ripping people off for $4.3 million in advance fees.
I suspect Schulenberg is chilling someplace comfortable while living on other peoples money. If asked what happend to the money I'd bet he would tell you he doesn't remember.
Please understand this, if anyone ever offers you a bank guarantee, letter of credit or any form of financing for a fee protected by an "escrow agreement" they are setting you up to steal your money. These "escrow attorneys" aren't the ringleaders. They are rope-a-dope greedy fools who commit crimes in the process of stealing money from others.
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Andrew
Shreveport,Louisiana,
United States
Richard A. Schulenberg, the perfect con artist?
#3General Comment
Sat, July 13, 2019
While facing 6 disciplinary charges with the California Bar Association relating to stealing advance fees from his escrow account and wiring it all over the world, Richard A. Schulenberg feigned Alzheimer's disease as a defense, diagnosed by... "Dr. Wong". Priceless. CBA bought the story hook, line and sinker and allowed him to "involuntarily" surrender his license BUT if you look him up at their website it actually says: "Not Eligible to Practice Law (Suspended, failed to pay Bar fees)".
Well, it turns out Schulenberg was involved in several of these schemes and often represented the element of credibility to wary investors who wouldn't otherwise have taken the risk. When the investors eventually complained about losing their money, he sued them! The case mentioned here seems to be one where the snakes turned on each other. Who knows what the real story was but Madame Lauren Montillo was sentenced in December 2018 to 8 years in Federal Prison for ripping people off for $4.3 million in advance fees.
I suspect Schulenberg is chilling someplace comfortable while living on other peoples money. If asked what happend to the money I'd bet he would tell you he doesn't remember.
Please understand this, if anyone ever offers you a bank guarantee, letter of credit or any form of financing for a fee protected by an "escrow agreement" they are setting you up to steal your money. These "escrow attorneys" aren't the ringleaders. They are rope-a-dope greedy fools who commit crimes in the process of stealing money from others.
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