Thread: Preston Lord Enterprises Scam

Originally Posted by ProfHenryHiggins

"envelope stuffing"

When AdSurfDaily figure Kenneth Wayne Leaming was arrested in 2011 by an FBI terrorism task force in Washington state, he was found in the company of two federal fugitives from Arkansas who were wanted in a multimillion-dollar envelope-stuffing scheme and had been indicted for mail fraud. So, yes, envelope-stuffing schemes are well-known to the FBI, the FTC and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

Originally Posted by Bob Kaplan

For those who dont know it, the BBB is essentially a scam.

That's just what the Narc That Car and Zeek pyramid-schemers said after the BBB gave them a poor grade -- and after all the "I Got Paid" forum posts and check-waving on YouTube.

Originally Posted by Bob Kaplan

They have filed a lawsuit against the BBB along with almost a thousand other companies charging the BBB with fraud and negligence.

If this is true, I wonder if the BBB will go to YouTube and bolster its defense by finding a video dated May 29, 2013, that shows a man waving a Preston Lord check for $1,210 and saying, "Now remember, folks. This is every week; I get a check in this basic . . . for this general amount . . ."

And I wonder if the BBB will remember that check-waving was an alleged element in the Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing pyramid-scheme prosecution brought by the FTC and the attorneys general of three states earlier this year and that various agencies of the U.S. government have warning the public for years about envelope-stuffing schemes that gain a head of steam from the YouTube and social-media check-wavers.

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