Cathy Patterson
miami,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, March 28, 2012
I feel compelled to add comments regarding Mr. Sevitski and his past due to some extensive research I had done before investing with him in 3d. I have read a-lot of bad press on the web, but through my research I found that he was never convicted of any crimes other than personal income tax evasion. This is public knowledge. The investments I made were all good and I was quite pleased.
This makes me question researching the web for such information that perhaps do nothing more than spread rumors. I also traced down other investors who had the same opinion and experience as mine. I learned as well to pay close attention to the word allegedly which we all seem to overlook sometimes and can cause a-lot of harm where it isn't deserved.
I hope this helps.
Judy A
Oklahoma,#3Author of original report
Wed, September 22, 2010
A friend just sent me this link -- it appears that "Joe" did in fact serve time for his Ponzi scheme:
http://articles.latimes.com/1996-04-30/local/me-64302_1_pyramid-scheme
He is out now and back at it in the 3D film world -- check out www.PLLX3.com