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Canada#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Thu, October 29, 2009
It takes many people to make a success of a business. I made more money at a bake sale than I did working with you. You should have done your part. Your paltry loss pales in comparison to my tens of thousands I bet on yo being a person of substance.
We can only roll our eyes.
SW
Canada#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, September 22, 2009
Rugger's post is not valid. He claims that all the people put in money to a venture. If it's our venture, why is it that the "15" people take zero responsibility for the results of the Company. It was closer to 37 people, and the cost for each was $7,500, but that;s not the point. We agreed on a strategy and we all had an equal stake, (although mine was much, much higher), and the results of the business were not soley on the shoulders of myself. It was a team effort. A team success or a team failure.
All I know is that I did my part. If everyone had, we would have been wildly successful.
Steve
SW
Canada#4
Mon, September 21, 2009
Hi "Rich",
The funniest of all posts are the ones where people just prove how stupid they are. First of all, Rich is from Saskatoon. Pray is spelled prey, and I am wondering how you expect anyone with half a brain can expect that you can post about someone's character with no real beef? What is your complaint, or are you just lonely.
Maybe you are an ex-girlfriend . . .
Rugger
Tecumseh,#5UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, June 05, 2008
He had a company called ADAQ Management Group in Topeka, KS that I along with 15 others were so called "Partners" in. We all paid around $10K each to be a partner and was promised money in the form of profit sharing from the sales of his computer based training called at the time PDS (Personal Development Series). The sales of his training were done through "Dealers" who also had to pay money to become a dealer. All of us including the dealers never got a penny in return and he eventually skipped town back to Canada once he was able to go back after being forbidden to run a business of any type for 5 years for trouble he got in for Securities Trading (http://www.sfsc.gov.sk.ca/ssc/files/enforcementagreements/1999agreements/weeressteve(agreement)feb24-99.PDF). Local newspaper in town did an article on it also: http://www.cjonline.com/stories/061801/com_adaq.shtml
Regina Resident
Regina,#6UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sat, May 31, 2008
After Steve and Rebecca ran from Mexico, (they were found out about -see newspaper article link from the gringo Gazette )http://www.gringogazettenorth.com/v6e18_04.php they came back to Canada, where an ex-employee of was waiting to serve them papers for monies owed. Tthe court decided there was enough evidence for them to proceed to trail (may be why they hightailed it to Alberta). From what I understand, final date to see be set Here is a cached copy of the CTV news article - after CTV found out they came back. http://www.ctvbc.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20080313/BC_Olsen_Wave_080313/20080317/Dexter After the initial court date, Steve and Rebecca travelled to Millet Albert to help her dad run RV Leisure (another scam - see http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/166/RipOff0166241.htm ) As stated in other people's posts - do not give Steve or Rebecca any money, with or without a contract - they will not honor it. Just a note, although it seems that it is only the western Canada effected, I know there are dishonored across all of Canada, including the east.