Please post your questions about fraud for Lynndel (Lynn) Edgington of Eagle Research Associates in the comments section on this page.
Please do not ask about specific companies for this call.
Here are the main areas of Lynndel’s expertise:
- Investment fraud
- Identity Theft
- Cash Gifting
- MLM (Lynndel can give an overview of what constitutes fraud in this area).
- Pay-to-Click Fraud
- Offshore registration
- Affinity Fraud
- Advance Fee Scams
- Drop & Ship Fraud
Lynndel will pick several of the most popular types of questions to answer along with any that are particularly unusual or interesting.
Here are the instructions for attending the Q & A session on Wednesday:
Meeting Time based on your time-zone:
- Pacific: 7:00 PM
- Mountain: 8:00 PM
- Central: 9:00 PM
- Eastern: 10:00 PM
- Or use http://itshrunk.com/07b8af for time conversions
WEB CONFERENCE ACCESS LINK:
http://www.itshrunk.com/8301b6
Your Username: #firstname#-#lastname# (or just first name)
Your Password: multiplestreams
Telephone Access: (Web Conference Above is Recommended)
1-517-417-5000 Pin: 409459
About Lynndel (Lynn) Edgington and Eagle Research Associates, Inc.:
Eagle Research Associates, Inc. is a Public Benefit Nonprofit Corporation registered in California. It was formed on August 3, 2007, and received approval from the IRS on February 11, 2008 as an approved 501(c)3 Corporation, and from the California Franchise Tax Board effective July 20, 2007. Eagle Research Associates, Inc. is located at: 24401 Chrisanta Drive, Mission Viejo, CA 92691-4007, and may be reached by Phone/Fax: 949-837-6078.
Eagle Research Associates, Inc. was founded by the President and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Lynndel R. Edgington. Lynn seeing the lack of education regarding investments by the general public, and aware of the constraints of Law Enforcement Agencies to deal with the explosion of Internet investment scams, Eagle Research Associates, Inc. was born. In sharing his ideas and goals for the corporation with others, Lynn was able to assemble a strong management team, Board of Directors, and a multi-talented team comprising the research and investigative abilities of the corporation.
Eagle Research Associates’ Team Members Include:
- Gary Morley, FBI – Retired, Licensed Investigator/Researcher, retired 28 year veteran of the F.B.I. (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
- Craig Hannaford, RCMP-Retired, Licensed Investigator/Researcher, retired twenty-four year veteran of the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) and specialized in commercial and computer crime.
- Greggory Brian Evans, PhD, Research Analyst, former CPA with one of the top six CPA firms in the country.
- Christian Paasche, Research Analyst, has an extensive background in computers, computer networks, network security, and investments and investment scams.
Click here for full details on the Eagle Research Associates’ Team Members.
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what about surveys. I have signed up with several and haven’t made a dime.
i registered for eurotrademails.com and depacco.com. am afraid they fraud and i wwill like to know if my mind is correct
Hi,
There are so many scams going on. Just in e-mail alone it can become hundreds on a daily level. Is there really a place to forward these e-mails to help stop these IP address abusers? Or is the only action to just spam the e-mails? Can’t yahoo, gmail, hotmail and aol have a way to delete these people? I get everything from winning lottery, FBI join in scam help, inheritance, foreign money investing, help move unclaimed money, sick people who need help dispersing money, offers of cheap loans, job offers to process money with 10% kick back, and everything else under the sun.
The other fustrating thing is web-internet services. There are a bunch of puchase merchandise or service. You go through the payment and find out you get over charged or there is an underlined auto-payment being charged to your account. When you try to correct the situation you get a 3rd party answering call service usually with someone who is not a native english speaker. And when you insist on speaking with a manager to resolve the situation there is no one to speak too. What would be the best way to follow through with a complaint? Or anything else?
Thank you for your help or suggestions in these matters.
Sincerely,
Lori
What about jobs looking up court records? Like looking up death certificates where they have assets, but no beneficiary? Or state and federal deliquent taxes due? The second one I tried, and found I couldn’t even get all the information requested, and seemed very unproductive.
I worry about identity theft. Joining affiliate networks requires you to submit personal information online and some even ask for your Social Security Number for tax reporting purposes. Is it safe to be submitting this kind of info to multiple affiliate networks online?
Suggest you stay away from Lanty Paul. He is s FRAUD
@Murphy: Why do you say Lanty Paul is a fraud? Were you actually in his program? Do you know anything about Success Team at Auto Cash Systems? Please tell me.
Wayne
Does ITShrunk see any possibility of changing Internet and email technology to:
1. Tax emails at 1/10 of a cent to make spam expensive (and the downside is opening a taxation Pandora’s Box);
2. Turn on the PC’s CPU Serial Number to make zombie PC’s identifiable;
3. Make email senders verifiable, to end email spoofing?
I just simply want to be able to make an honest living at home…but how do you know if anything that is offered out there is real? How do you KNOW that a company is REAL?
There are many penny stock websites. Are any of these legit? or are most of them just pump and dump websites? Hyping a stock to get the price up and then selling it off to get the price down.
I tried advertising 2 shopping web sites.The lasy one was magickidsusa. Are there any that actually pay commissions? Thank you.