USA
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, January 03, 2012
This guy Rahim Thawer is hiring people for $3 to post lies and bogus rebuttals for complaints. Watch out fro this.
Check out the new report http://www.ripoffreport.com/investment-brokers/rahim-thawer/rahim-thawer-clients-are-paid-21941.htm
Erudite Maximus
USA#3Consumer Comment
Fri, October 01, 2010
Thawer and his operations are being investigated by multiple parties at the present time.
So far there is no evidence so far uncovered that he, his companies or any of the other named parties purported to be connected with Disruptive Strategies Inc, or Waterbury Financial Strategies Inc hold any license or authority of any sort to provide financial advice or to deal in securities.
Therefore he /they would be in no legal position to offer any sort of insurance or assurance, or to be eligible for US government backed insurance. Anyone has been sold financial products or entered into contracts where such claims have been made may well have cause for a case or cases of fraud against Thawer et al.
Furthermore Thawer operates using a mail drop or rent-a-desk at a Regus office center in Atlanta. His companies, of which he is the sole corporate officer, are registered at a UPS Mail Boxes etc. location. Prior to this the corporations operated out of unremarkable residential addresses in the Atlanta area.
The probability that groups of investors would have chosen any of him or his companies to represent hundreds of millions of dollars in investment capital defies belief, though it is not impossible. See the Bernie Madoff case for what is possible. There's something called "due diligence" and on the face of it, Rahim Thawer doesn't seem to pass much beyond first base.
To be continued....
Jenny
United States of America#4Consumer Comment
Thu, September 30, 2010
To Unknown Party (SA),