anonymous
Wilmington,#2Author of original report
Sun, November 14, 2010
Here are 4 points:
1. You can always tell if a person has no legitimate defense because they will personally attack the other person rather than address the issue. In this case, Keith Brown resorts to such tactics by characterizing me as having "pyschotic rants" (a personal attack).
2. He invested none of his own money so his statement that "we both lost" is inaccurate. He lost nothing.
3. The bottom line is that he agreed to refund my money on June 30, 2010 in the below email to Joanne S. Parker on the same date. Look at his statement in bold. That was 4 months ago. He has never paid me and when I reminded him of his statement and our agreement, he viciously attacked me in subsequent emails.
4. Notice that Mr. Brown calls me a "fool." In response, I offer the following:
Matthew 5:22 Whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell
fire.
STAY AWAY FROM DOING BUSINESS WITH THIS MAN OR HIS COMPANY.
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: earnest money
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2010 13:45:31 -0400
Keith
Jasper,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Sun, November 14, 2010
All short sale transactions are speculative at best. Anonymous, who for sake of civility, I will not identify lost three of his own properties through foreclosure, one easily could have been sold but he refused to allow showings. He took advantage of a measured risk, personally inspected the properties and chose to engage in the joint venture with a 50/50 split on any proceeds upon a successful turn. I would encourage anybody to contact the realtor mentioned for full details of the pattern of threats, rants and borderline psychotic behaviors.
Any business venture is a gamble and in this case we both lost out. It happens. As you can see I have no issue in putting my name out. The same cannot be said about this individual.