Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Appeals to An Employee at a Publicly Traded Healthcare Company to Call About Whistleblower Rewards if Your Employer Ripped Off the Federal Government Because of the COVID-19
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog believes the federal government did a great job in handling the Coronavirus-but they are deeply concerned some healthcare companies took advantage of the grim situation-by gouging Medicare and Medicaid.”Lets find out.”
WASHINGTON, DC, June 15, 2020 /24-7PressRelease/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “We are appealing to an employee at any type of healthcare company or an MD to call us anytime at 866-714-6466 if because of the Coronavirus your employer turned on the green light to gouge the federal government, Medicare or Medicaid. You could be an ER doctor, a nursing home manager, a manager at a skilled nursing facility, a manager at a pharmaceutical company or an employee at a medical testing lab. You could also be an employee for a transportation or logistics company who witnessed you company demanding higher fees from the federal government when none were needed. We think the whistleblower rewards for person like this could be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars or more as we would be happy to discuss.” https://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
There needed to be a dramatic response to the Coronavirus and the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog assumes that every state and the federal government made the right decisions that were intended to protect all US citizens. However, did this give publicly trades companies doing business in any state the right to gouge Medicare-Medicaid or the federal government? There is an old saying in Washington, DC-‘never let a disaster go to waste,’ as anyone in the Beltway knows.
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is especially interested in hearing from ER doctors that were forced to admit pretty much anyone walking into a hospital’s emergency room and to classify the patient as ‘Coronavirus’ because the Medicare-Medicaid reimbursements were much higher for these types of patients. “What good did it do a person who just had a heart attack, a stroke or a person with COPD to be treated for COVID-19-if they did not have it?” https://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “If you are employed by a publicly traded company and senior management is engaged in the types of practices we have outlined, and you can prove it- please call us at 866-714-6466 so we can discuss the reward potential of your information. We may be able to build out your information to make it much more valuable. All calls are strictly confidential. Why sit on a winning lotto ticket without ever knowing what it might be worth?” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges a Manager at a Fortune 500 Company to Call Them About Whistleblower Rewards if They Have Proof Their Employer is Lying to Investors About Profitability or if a CEO’s Behavior Puts Investors at Risk
WASHINGTON, March 7, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “We are urging a manager at a Fortune 500 company to call us anytime at 866-714-6466 if they possess proof their employer is lying to shareholders about company liabilities and or profitability. The SEC’s whistleblower program can produce million- dollar rewards for a whistleblower who can prove corporate wrongdoing and the SEC may be able to keep the whistleblower’s identity confidential.
“We are also offering to assist a whistleblower with proof of wrongdoing to build out their information to make it more profitable.” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
The types of wrongdoing the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog would like to hear about from an insider at a publicly traded company include:
- A pharmaceutical company is intentionally lying to their investors and consumers about undisclosed serious side effects of a drug product.
- A defense contractor that is building ships for the US Navy that have no ability to defend themselves against Chinese or Russian hypersonic missile attacks-or anti-ship missile swarm attacks.
- A US based furniture maker or wood products company is violating ‘US-Anti-Dumping Laws’ by knowingly mislabeling Chinese made products in order to evade US tariffs or taxes.
- A financial services company, bank or insurance company is knowingly charging junk fees to their customers with no disclosure.
- A US based chemical company is producing consumer products that should contain warnings about cancer or other severe illnesses.
- A company CEO has serious issues with female co-workers, he intentionally fails to allow female managers to advance-even if the female coworker is more qualified, and or if a CEO has constant lapses of high standards of conduct by forcing his employees to witness his reprehensible behavior with women.
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “If you are employed by a publicly traded company and senior management is engaged in the types of practices we have outlined, and you can prove it- please call us at 866-714-6466 so we can discuss the reward potential of your information. As mentioned, we may be able to build out your information to make it much more valuable. All calls are strictly confidential. Why sit on a winning lotto ticket without ever knowing what it might be worth?” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges a Manager at a Publicly Traded Company to Call About Rewards if Senior Management Is Lying to Investors About Profitability and Liabilities
WASHINGTON, June 26, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — According to the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog, “We are launching an expanded initiative to identify corporate insiders or employees who possess proof their employer is lying to shareholders or investors about profitability or liabilities for what could be a very lucrative reward. If you have proof the executive management of a publicly traded company is lying to the shareholders or investors about profits or liabilities, please call us anytime at 866-714-6466 so we can explain to you how the SEC whistleblower program works.” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
Information about a publicly traded company lying about can produce million-dollar rewards. The most amazing part of the SEC whistleblower program is the whistleblower may be able to stay anonymous. In other words, the whistleblower gets rewarded and their employer may not ever know the source. The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog has over a decade worth of experience in working with whistleblowers and they probably can assist a whistleblower to build out their information and, in doing so, increase the reward potential. For more information an employee/insider is urged to call the group anytime at 866-714-6466 if they possess proof of significant dishonesty or corruption at a publicly traded company. http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
The types of corporate employees/whistleblowers the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog would like to hear from have the following types of information:
- A publicly traded chemical company is lying to consumers about serious health issues related to consumers using their product.
- A pharmaceutical company is lying to the FDA and consumers about the safety of their drugs. The company’s drug product has undisclosed serious side effects.
- A bank is gouging consumers with improperly disclosed check fees, financial service fees, or loan processing fees.
- An insurance company is intentionally denying coverage to consumers when their insurance claim should have been covered.
- A healthcare company is lying to shareholders about profitability or the company is gouging Medicare-Medicaid with billing practices called up-coding-bundling.
- A national or regional home builder is intentionally employing subcontractors that are not paying state of federal taxes on their employees because the employees are illegally in the USA.
- A defense contractor is building defective equipment for the Department of Defense, or the company is gouging the DoD or any other federal agency with costs associated with fuel, food, logistics, security or transportation.
- A Real Estate Investment Trust or an EB-5 Visa real estate developer is lying to shareholders or investors about investment property occupancy, vacancy, profitability or the long term outlook for a property or portfolio of properties.
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “If you are employed by a publicly traded company engaged in these types of practices or activities we have outlined please call us at 866-714-6466 so we can discuss the reward potential of your information. Why sit on a winning lotto ticket without ever knowing what it might be worth?” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
The typical person we are trying to reach out to probably live in or work for a company based in New York, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Omaha, Saint Louis, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Denver, Houston, or Provo. http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
For information about some recent SEC whistleblower rewards please review the following SEC press release: https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-44.
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges a Corporate 500 Manager with Proof Their CEO is Hiding Super Bad News from Shareholders to Call Them About the SEC Reward Program and Remaining Anonymous
WASHINGTON, May 4, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “We are urging a corporate manager at a Fortune 500 company to call us anytime at 866-714-6466 if they have proof their CEO has engaged in a cover up to protect shareholder value. The SEC has an amazing whistleblower program for corporate insiders who possess this type of information and the rewards for this type of information can be in the millions if the cover up is severe enough. The typical types of cover up we are referring to involve a company not disclosing a huge liability, a major project failure, creative accounting on a big miss on earnings, or any other type of extremely negative news.” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
To be properly insulated we are urging a corporate whistleblower like this to not call the SEC. Any public revelation of information including to the government could eliminate a whistleblower’s possible reward. A whistleblower needs very good lawyers to insulate them from the government and the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog can make that happen.
“If an employee has information about a Fortune 500 Company misleading or not being honest about serious issues that would impact a publicly traded company’s price per share value-please call the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog anytime at 800-714-0303 for a conversation about whistleblower reward potential. The most amazing thing about the SEC whistleblower program is the whistleblower may be able to remain anonymous.” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
The types of Fortune 500 company whistleblowers the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog would like to hear from include:
- A manager with proof a bank, insurance company or financial institution is intentionally gouging their customers with ridiculous fees-that if made public would erode public trust and cause numerous lawsuits.
- A drug maker that knows one of their pharmaceutical product is either killing people or the product has severe undisclosed side effects.
- A home builder or real estate investment trust that is misrepresenting their profitability or the number of units being sold or rented.
- A defense contractor grossly overbilling the Department of Defense for logistics, food services, fuel, or transportation costs.
- An insurance company that is colluding with other insurance companies to fix prices in a specific state or on a regional basis.
- A technology company that is misrepresenting the quality of their products.
- A cable TV and Internet provider that is colluding with other cable companies to fix prices in a state or region.
According to the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog, “If you possess this type of information and you are an original source-in other words this information has not yet been made public please call us at 866-714-6466 and lets to figure out the value of your information. Your call will be strictly confidential. Why sit on a potentially winning lotto ticket without ever knowing what it might have been worth?” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Offers to Ensure High Net Worth Victims of Stockbroker Churning or Unauthorized Trading Have Access to Some of the Nation’s Top Securities Attorneys
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, 2018/PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is launching a new initiative designed to ensure a high net worth investor has access to some of the nation’s most skilled securities attorneys if the investor’s stock broker has been involved in churning the client’s account or has been engaged in unauthorized trading. These types of stock broker practices are a significant problem, especially for senior citizens, and the group wants to make certain high net worth victims have proper legal representation. In most instances when the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog hears from a person alleging stock broker misconduct it is from the adult son or daughter of a high net worth individual as opposed to the senior citizen who trusted the stock broker, as the group would like to explain anytime at 866-714-6466. http://
A few examples of what the Wall Street Fraud Watchdogis talking about:
- A stockbroker at the end of 2017 purchases Crypto Securities related to Bitcoins without authorization and the stock is now down 50%.
- A stockbroker during 2017 purchases shares in a shopping center Real Estate Investment Trust not because it was a great deal for their client – rather because the REIT was offering an 8% commission to the broker.
According to the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog, “We think everyone has heard of the run up of the US Stock Market in the last 14 months. While most long-term investors have enjoyed significant gains during this period of time—-what about the investors who did not win? What about high net worth senior citizens whose adult children suddenly realize their parent’s account is either down or there has been no increase in value? In many instances the only winner has been the stockbroker. If the adult children of a high net individual suddenly realize their parent’s stock broker has been involved in unauthorized stock trading and/or stock portfolio churning, we would encourage the family to call us anytime at 866-714-6466 and we will try to help them.
“The unfortunate reality for a family in this situation is they will need a special type of securities lawyer to assist them get back their money. Victims of unscrupulous stockbrokers do not typically get their day in court – rather they are stuck with a FINRA arbitration panel. Typically, a FINRA arbitration panel is not investor friendly. We are offering to make certain someone who has lost $100,000 or more because of negligence or greed on the part of a stockbroker has access to some of the top securities arbitration attorneys in the nation with the goal being the cheated investor gets all or most of the money back.” http://
For attribution to the spectacular increase in the Dow Jones in the last 14 months please review the CNN Money website: http://money.cnn.
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges a EB-5 Visa Investor Especially from China or Europe to Use Their Due Diligence Service to Ensure a Regional Center Is Not Also the Untruthful Developer
WASHINGTON,Sept. 19, 2017/PRNewswire/ — TheWall Street Fraud Watchdogsays, “We are appealing to a person inChina,Europeor inSouth Americawho is about to invest$500,000or more into a EB-5 Visa investment to make certain the Regional Center is not one in the same as the developer trying to get money for their poorly planned real estate deal, business opportunity, or a hotel development. As we would like to discuss at 866-714-6466, a Regional Center’s song and dance about a great investment may in reality be a developer’s plea for more cash to keep his upside-down investment opportunity or real estate deal above water.
“For a modest fee, we will visit of the proposed EB-5 Visa investment to make certain it is viable for the investor, we will also produce a very thorough report about the prospects for the success of the investment. Hopefully all prior to the EB-5 investor giving anyone their$500,000or more. We want to remind all EB-5 Visa investors if the business opportunity or real estate deal they invest in does not work out financially, or if it is a scam-there will be no US Visa for the investor.”http://
In the last few months the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog has become Aware of EB-5 Visa Investment Opportunities that will probably cost Chinese or European Investors over a billion dollars in losses. Included in these:
- A major hotel property on the West Coast that will never achieve profitability because it is located in-an undesirable suburban area. (out in the middle of no-where)
- New and numerousSouthern Californialuxury apartment properties that will never be profitable because there are too many apartment units hitting the market at the same time.
- Apartment properties inTexasthat with rental rates that cost more than a new home’s mortgage payment. Why rent an apartment when a person can purchase a new home inDallasor Austin that is appreciating in value?
- There is a glut of luxury apartment units in many to most US metro areas.
Special note: If the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog discovers a Regional Center is one in the same as the developer they will attempt to assist the EB-5 Visa investor to receive a discounted broker fee, or an elimination of the broker fee altogether. This service is included in the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog’s due diligence program.http://
For a recent Forbes news article about potential legislative changes to the EB-5 Visa program please refer to the following:https://www.forbes.
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is extremely concerned US based law firms with offices in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in legal fee generation for the law firm-than a high quality outcome for a EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time, they are concerned that some law firms simultaneously represent to developer, the Regional Center and the EB-5 Visa applicant. Further they are not confident many EB-5 Visa Regional Centers have a make sense investment product for the EB-5 Visa applicant/investor.
For more information related to investment due diligence report for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714 6466. http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges EB-5 Visa Applicant from China or Europe to Use Their Unsurpassed Due Diligence Services to Ensure They Are Not Throwing $500,000 or More Away
WASHINGTON,Aug. 16, 2017/PRNewswire/ — TheWall Street Fraud Watchdogsays, “The more we learn about Chinese or European investors attempting to take advantage of the US EB-5 Visa program, the more concerned we are for individual investors. In the last few weeks we have talked to some regional center insiders who told us about some upcoming real estate investment disasters, and we also heard from investors trying to figure out how to get their money back-which by the way is almost impossible.
“Before you invest a dime in a EB-5 Visa Regional Center’s too good to be true apartment rental property, hotel or business opportunity please call us anytime at 866-714-6466and allow us to examine your proposed investment. If you do not want to lose all or a good portion of your EB-5 Visa investment money-please use our very affordable due diligence inspection service. Aside from fearing that most major US metro areas have a glut of luxury apartments, we do not see a huge upside in hotel or restaurant franchises that are poorly located, or that will never break even because the land to build was too expensive.”http://
Recently representatives of the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog visited a hotel property that was built with EB-5 Visa investor money and located in a neighborhood in major metro area in the US Southeast. In this example, the neighborhood was more like a war zone, and the hotel’s parking lot was basically empty on weekend days and nights. In another example, a EB-5 Visa investor funded Southern California apartment building had about 10% occupancy in September of 2016 and 10 months later is only 10% occupied. The famous Academy Award winning movie star Paul Newman once said, “If you’re playing a poker game and you look around the table and you can’t tell who the sucker is, it’s you.”http://
Recent EB-5 Visa News:
- Map: Sites of EB-5 Visa Fraud and Folly inthe United States:https://cis.org/Map-
Sites-EB5-Visa-Fraud-and- Folly-United-States - Victims of alleged U.S. visa fraud sue to get their money back:www.latimes.com/local/
lanow/la-me-visa-fraud- victims-20170520-story.html - According to the SEC, “With this rise in investments, and corresponding rise in fraud, EB-5 investors should complete their owndue diligencebefore investing in any EB-5 project or regional center.”
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is deeply
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog’s initiative is all about protecting the EB-5 Visa program applicant/investor and their money with their affordable investment due diligence and inspection services. For more information related to investment due diligence report for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog anytime at 866-714 6466. http://
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Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges A EB-5 Visa Investor in China to Use Their Inspection Service-Don’t Lose $500-K+ Because A Regional Center Misrepresented A US Real Estate Deal
WASHINGTON,July 12, 2017/PRNewswire/ — TheWall Street Fraud Watchdogis urging an investor in China wishing to obtain a US EB-5 Visa to call them anytime at 866-714-6466 before they invest one US dollar in a too good to be true multi-family/apartment property, hotel property, a commercial property or retail real estate opportunity in any US state. As the group would like to explain anytime-their biggest concern is a Chinese US-EB-5 Visa investor is the quality of the real estate investment or business opportunity-or lack there-of. At a minimum, the Watchdog’s very affordable due diligence service will prevent a EB-5 Visa investor form investing in a too good to be true real estate deal or business opportunity that will never succeed.http://
According to theWall Street Fraud Watchdog“If you are a Chinese citizen and you are considering the US EB-5 Visa program please don’t trust a regional center when it comes to real estate deals, or investment opportunities inthe United States. We spoke with a regional center executive last week and he told us-‘once they invest their$500,000-and we get our$50,000plus commission we really don’t care what happens to the investor, or the project’- this sentiment appears to be a common theme with some EB-5 Visa regional centers.
“We recently toured a$100-million-dollarhotel project on the US West Coast that was entirely funded by Chinese EB-5 Visa applicants and we are pretty sure the Chinese investors will lose a good portion of their up-front investment or all of it. Construction on the project appears to have stopped on the partially completed hotel-that is located out in the middle of nowhere. We are also warning Chinese EB-5 Visa applicants to be very cautious about regional centers promoting new luxury apartment or hotel projects being built in or near major metro areas-such asLos Angeles,Oakland,Sacramento, orOrange County, California,Portland, Oregon,Houston, Texas,Chicago, Illinoisand orNew York City-just to name a few of dozens of overbuilt US commercial/multi-family real estate markets.
“In this instance, our due diligence service could have saved 200+ Chinese investors over$100 millionUS dollars. We are appealing to a Chinese EB-5 Visa applicant to call us anytime at 866-714-6466 and allow us to discuss the value of our service that is 100% focused on making certain they do not get cheated by a US EB-5 Visa regional center. At the same time please allow us to explain how a regional center and the developer could be one in the same. If you want to successfully get a US EB-5 Visa our inspection/due diligence service will be the best investment you ever made.”http://
For an interesting insight into the US multi-family apartment market please review a trade publications outlook for 2017. Multi-Family Apartment outlook 2017:http://www.costar.com/
For another 2017 US multi-family/apartment rental unit please refer to the Seeking Alpha article on the topic:https://seekingalpha.
TheWall Street Fraud Watchdog is concerned US based law firms with offices in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in legal fee generation for the law firm-than a high quality outcome for a EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time, they are not confident all EB-5 Visa Regional Centers have a make sense investment product for the EB-5 Visa applicant/investor.
Their initiative is all about protecting the EB-5 Visa program applicant/investor and their money with their affordable due diligence services. “Why settle for less?”
For more information related to investment due diligence report for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714 6466.http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges Chinese EB-5 Visa Investors to Use Their Due Diligence Service to Avoid Getting Fleeced by a Regional Center or a Law Firm
WASHINGTON,May 25, 2017/PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “We are increasingly becoming concerned that EB-5 Visa applicants/investors fromChinaor any other country in the world are being duped by regional centers that are in fact one in the same as the developer or promoter of the investment. This calls into question-why pay a broker a$50,000broker fee when the regional center and investment are one in the same? It also calls into question where are the attorneys who should be protecting their client?
“If you are a EB-5 Visa applicant/investor please call us anytime at 800-714-6466 so at a minimum we can try to learn more about what a regional center is offering you. The last thing we want to see happen to a person wishing to gain a EB-5 Visa is to get grossly overcharged by a regional center, a law firm-or both. More importantly we do not want to see a EB-5 applicant lose their entire investment of$500,000-$1,000,000or more when add in ‘broker/regional center’ and legal fees.”http://
As an example of what the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is talking about, according to theLos Angeles TimesonMay 20, 2017, “After giving his money to the California Investment Immigrant Fund in 2011, the Chinese businessman took annual trips toLos Angeles. Each time, he said, a representative would take him on a tour of various vacant sites aroundRancho Cucamongaand assure him the developments were on track. But the projects were never built.”www.latimes.com/local/
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is warning EB-5 Visa applicants to be extremely cautious about multi- family rental properties as investments inthe United States. The group just spent a week inSouthern Californiaand the new apartment/multi-family rental market is completely overbuilt as are numerous other major population centers throughout the United States.
The group fears that EB-5 Visa investors who invest in residential apartment properties in prestigious US metro areas such asNew York, Los Angeles, Seattle,Houston,Dal
Chinese investors comprise the largest group of EB-5 Visa applicants. For attribution to the NPR audio titled ‘Chinese Investors Among Majority Of EB-5 Visa Recipients’ please refer to the following website:http://www.wfdd.org/
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is concerned US based law firms with offices in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in legal fee generation for the law firm-than a high quality outcome for a EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time, they are not confident all EB-5 Visa Regional Centers have a make sense investment product for the EB-5 Visa applicant/investor. They are also extremely concerned the regional center and the investment are one in the same.
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog’s initiative is all about protecting the EB-5 Visa program applicant/investor and their money with their affordable due diligence services. For more information related to investment due diligence report for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714 6466. http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Offers A EB-5 Visa Investor an Unsurpassed Service Designed to Ensure They Do Not Get Cheated on Their Investment or Gouged with Legal or Broker Fees
WASHINGTON,May 10, 2017/PRNewswire/ — TheWall Street Fraud Watchdogsays, “We have designed an unsurpassed due diligence service for a EB-5 Visa investor/applicant that will ensure the property or business opportunity they are being offered is real and not a fantasy. As part of this service we will also suggest lawyers who are ethical, skilled and affordable. Additionally, we will attempt to negotiate a reduced finder fee/broker fee from the regional center. Frequently the regional center and the broker are one in the same and their broker/finder fee is$50,000. Why pay a finder/broker fee to the same entity that is the developer or owner the investment?
“If you are a potential EB-5 Visa applicant/investor please call us anytime at 866-714-6466 before you give a regional center any money. Why waste your money on an investment opportunity that may never make money or that will cause you to lose your entire investment?”http://
TheWall Street Fraud Watchdog’sDue Diligence Service For a EB-5 Visa Applicant/Investor includes the following:
- “Suggesting some of the most skilled and experienced EB-5 Visa attorneys inthe United Statesthat are affordable and who have a very successful track record in obtaining an EB-5 Visa for their client. We do not want a EB-5 Visa Applicant to overpay on legal fees.
- “Our due diligence service and inspection report will detail the potential upside for the property along with the current real estate market conditions where the property is located. This will include us traveling anywhere inthe United Statesto personally inspect the property/investment opportunity to confirm it lives up to the representations made in the prospectus and or offering by the Regional Center. If we see a problem with the property or business opportunity we will highlight this in our report. Problems could include vacancy issues, market over saturation of similar type properties, or issues related to the location or condition of a business opportunity.
- “Upon seeing the property or business opportunity we will contact our EB-5 Visa applicant client and if possible suggest a reduction in the broker/finder fees.”
Special Note: Please do not trust a EB-5 Regional Center with the promotion of investment opportunities especially if the Regional Center is exclusively focused on investors from China,Russia, South orCentral America. The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog does not work for Regional Centers or a law firm. They only work with specific EB-5 Visa Applicants/investors to ensure their money is being wisely invested and not wasted.
The cost for this service is$7500US. The Center’s goal is that their fees are offset by cost savings received by the EB-5 Visa applicant/investor.
For information about recent a EB-5 Visa fraud scheme involving Chinese investors please review theApril 10th2017 news article titled “Your only opportunity to get rich in America”: Inside LA’s alleged$50MEB-5 scam:https://therealdeal.com/
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is concerned US based law firms with offices in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in legal fee generation for the law firm-than a high quality outcome for a EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time, they are not confident all EB-5 Visa Regional Centers have a make sense investment product for the EB-5 Visa applicant/investor.
For more information related to investment due diligence report for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714 6466.http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Offers EB-5 Visa Applicants an Affordable Due Diligence Service to Ensure Their Investment Makes Sense – Don’t Get Bilked by A Regional Center
WASHINGTON, April 19, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is now offering an unsurpassed due diligence service for EB-5 Visa applicants that is designed to ensure the investment is not a get rich quick scheme on the part of a regional center. At the same time, they are offering to work directly with the EB-5 Visa applicant to make certain they do not overpay for legal services associated with the EB-5 Visa program. For more information, EB-5 applicants are encouraged to contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466.http://
According to the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog, “It is very possible a regional center promoting an investment opportunity to a EB-5 Visa investment to a person from China, India, Korea, Eastern Europe, the Middle East or South/Central America will not be completely honest with the investor. In many instances, it is likely the regional center will embellish to make it sound like their investment is too good to be true, or it will produce a significant return on investment. Furthermore-why pay a $50,000 ‘finders-fee’ or ‘broker fee’ when the investment and broker are all one in the same?
“If a EB-5 Visa applicant or applicants care about the quality of the investment they are being offered please call us anytime at 866-714-6466 and let’s talk about the goal and or expectation for the investment. We do not work for a regional center nor are we captive to a law firm. Our due diligence service is designed to protect EB-5 Visa applicants and their money.” http://
For a recent apartment industry titled “MULTIFAMILY OUTLOOK — Experts Expect Apartment Market to Moderate in 2017.” http://www.costar.com/
Note from the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog-“If the apartment building industry uses the word ‘moderate’ in a forecast for 2017, investors should pause.”
For information about a recent settlement involving EB-5 Visa investor fraud please refer to a news article titled Raymond James Settles For $145.5 Million With Jay Peak Receiver http://digital.vpr.
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is concerned US based law firms with offices in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in legal fee generation for the law firm-than a high quality outcome for a EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time, they are not confident all regional centers have a make sense investment product for the EB-5 Visa applicant. Their
For more information related to investment due diligence for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466. http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Urges EB-5 Visa Investors in China to Use Their Due Diligence Service to Ensure the Regional Center They Are Using Is Offering a Legitimate Investment
WASHINGTON, April 11, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “We are urging EB-5 investors to include us in their investment decision if they are dealing with a regional center, or a regional center’s representatives-especially in China. Why spend $50,000+ US dollars for a regional center’s finder fee-when it is their investment property they are trying to sell?
“As an example, we have heard about Chinese EB-5 Visa applicants who care more about getting their US Visa than ever seeing a return on their investment. As we would like to discuss anytime at 866-714-6466 we think EB-5 investors should get their Visa and receive a fair rate of return on their investment.”http://
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog wants to emphasize they are extremely concerned Chinese or European EB-5 Visa applicants will be over impressed with ‘location, location, location’ when it comes to US residential apartment markets. They are especially referring to the overbuilt luxury apartment markets in Southern California, Seattle,Portland,
Recent EB-5 News:
According to a report on CNBC on March 8, 2017, “The visa program has come under criticism in the recent years as there have been multiple cases of scam and misuse. A special report by Reuters in 2010 identified many real estate firms misleading foreign investors by ‘selling the American Dream’ and looking for a quick way to receive investments to fund real estate projects.
“More recently, a Chicago hotel developer was sentenced earlier last month in the largest EB-5 visa fraud scheme of$912 million for misleading 290 Chinese investors, according to Associated Press.” For attribution please refer to the CNBC news story: http://www.cnbc.com/
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is also urging EB-5 Visa investors to read a recent news article titled, “America is building more apartments than renters want.” http://www.
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is very worried international law firms with offices in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in legal fee generation for the law firm-than a high quality outcome for a EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time-they are not confident all regional centers have a make sense investment product for the applicant. Their
For more information related to investment due diligence for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466. http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Helps Prevent EB-5 Visa Investors From Throwing Their Money Away with Investment Specific Due Diligence and Assistance Finding the Most Skilled Lawyers
/PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog urges persons in China, Eastern Europe, the Middle East or South/Central America who would like to take advantage of the US government’s EB-5 Visa program to call 866-714-6466 before they start throwing money at attorneys and or ‘Regional Center’ investment opportunities.
WASHINGTON, March 9, 2017 Their biggest concern is a person or family like this will overpay for legal services or worse throw their money away on an investment that is over-priced, poorly planned, or it is little more than a scheme to steal the investor’s money.
The Watchdog’s fees are extremely reasonable and their due diligence service is market/area and investment specific with a huge emphasis on honesty. Additionally, as part of their service they will do their best to ensure a EB-5 Visa applicant/investor is dealing directly with some of the most skilled and experienced lawyers EB-5 attorneys in the US-who do not overcharge their clients. http://
Recently, the Watchdog spoke with a South American business person who was on the verge of spending $40K US on a US based law firm-just for his initial application along with what would have been a significant investment in an apartment REIT in Southern California-plus additional back end legal fees that would have been another$40K. The group told the potential EB-5 Visa applicant very bluntly that in their opinion the law firm’s fee were excessive.
Adding insult to potential injury the new apartment building in Southern California that had been promoted by a regional center had virtually no tenants-after being available for occupancy for three months. The apartment markets in much of Southern California are overbuilt, and the last thing the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog wants to see happen is a EB-5 Visa applicant/investor wasting their money on an investment that will not produce a return for a very long time-or ever.
One of the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog‘s big worries about the USCIS EB-5 Visa program is that international law firms in China, Central America, the Middle East or in Europe could be more interested in fee generation for the firm than a high quality outcome for the EB-5 Visa applicant. At the same time-they are not confident an international law firm would be very accurate when it comes to solid investment advice related to a satisfactory investment for the applicant, or a regional center that has a make sense investment for the applicant. Their initiativ
For more information related to investment due diligence for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466. http://
EB-5 Visa Program News:
For a news article related to a financial opportunity that involved dozens of Chinese investors participating in a EB-5 Visa application/investment, please review an updated news story on ongoing litigation: https://vtdigger.
For a news article related to EB-5 Visa applicants from the Middle East, please refer to the recent CNN news article:http://money.cnn.com/
For another recent story about Chinese investors wishing to get a EB-5 Visa, please refer to the following NBC news story from January 2017. http://www.nbcnews.com/
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Urges Congress to Amend the IRS Tax Rules That Prevent an Investor from Getting a Full Deduction After a Stock Loss – As Opposed to Just $3000 Per Year
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is urging the US Congress to amend ridiculous IRS tax codes that prevent an investor from writing off a major stock loss in the same tax year the loss occurred. As it stands right now the most the investor can write off is $3000 per year. If the stock loss was $30,000 the investor would have to wait ten years to fully write off the loss. However, if the investor has a significant short term gain in the stock market the IRS will expect the investor to pay the full tax in the same tax year the short-term gain occurred.
It would seem like every time Republican members of Congress are up for re-election they suggest they want lower taxes, or a simplification of tax codes-and it never happens. The ridiculous IRS maximum $3000 short term tax loss rule would a great place to start. http://
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “Current House Speaker Ryan talks about lowering taxes and or tax simplification all of the time as do many of his Republican colleagues. Tax law should be simple, and filing out an IRS tax return should not require a rocket scientist from MIT to fill out the form or forms. The $64,000 question for us is at what point does the Republican held Congress deliver on their promises?
“We are advocates for investors in the stock market and we are urging House Speaker Ryan and his colleagues to get in place a modification of the current IRS rule that forces a small investor to only write off $3000 of a stock loss each year. Tax laws should be fair. To repeat-how is it fair that if an investor has a significant short term capital gain the IRS is on the spot looking for their money-down to the last cent? However, if a small investor gets a haircut with a significant stock loss he or she gets stuck with the IRS’s $3000 maximum deduction each year.http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Now Offers Investors Considering Participation in an EB-5 Visa Investment to Please Call Them Before They Invest a Dime – Unsurpassed Due Diligence Services
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “We are urging investors on the verge of investing in a business or pooling money via Regional Center with the goal of qualifying of the US EB-5 Visa Program to call us first anytime at 866-714-6466 before they invest a dime.”
“We are especially focused on assisting investors from China, Russia, or South/Central America. The last thing we want to see happen to an investor wishing to qualify for the EB-5 Visa program is for them to lose their money, or to invest in something like a business that would be a difficult proposition for a US investor to take over-let alone someone not from the US.” http://
The Center believes the EB-5 Visa program can be a win for an investor wishing to obtain a US Visa-but they think the investor needs an unbiased second opinion to ensure they are not about to get a US Visa-but in the process-lose all or a good portion of their investment.
“There is another issue that must be addressed and that is US developers paying off Chinese, Russian or South/Central American middlemen to steer EB-5 Visa investors to a specific Regional Center and a specific project. While it may be illegal in the US for a business person to bribe, or pay-off a foreign official-hardly anyone in the US ever gets charged with such a crime. Before you invest in a business or a regional center’s business/investment opportunities please call us at 866-714-6466 and allow us to make certain you are not about to through your money away.” http://
What is a Regional Center when it comes to the EB-5 Visa program? Regional Centers typically pool multiple investments into their projects, which allows EB-5 investors to invest in larger scale and potentially more financially stable businesses or projects.
For a map of recent fraud cases involving the EB-5 Visa program please refer to the following website:http://cis.org/EB5-
For a recent Los Angeles Times story related to a specific issue related to Chinese investors allegedly being bilked please review the following article: http://www.latimes.
For more information related to investment due diligence for a potential EB-5 Visa investor, please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog anytime at 866-714-6466. http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Urges Investors Who Have Suffered Huge Losses in Oil Stocks to Call Them About Possible Recovery of Their Money – The Practice Is Called Concentration
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog says, “A year ago we drove from Fort Worth, Texas to Odessa, Texas.” We discovered almost every freeway exit had new motels, or fast food chain restaurants under construction because of the oil boom and fracking. The distance between Fort Worth andOdessa is over 300 miles. We had just seen the same in Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
“Stock brokers or investment advisors talked many high net worth individuals into the notion that the US oil boom would never end and sold their clients a bill of goods in our opinion. As a result of this poor advice many high net worth US Investor put much of their investment portfolio into oil stocks, and much of their principal has now been flushed down the tube.”
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If you are a high net worth individual and you have suffered huge losses because your investment advisor or stock broker sold you a bill of goods with supposedly super safe oil stocks in 2015 please call us at 866-714-6466 and we will suggest lawyers who might be able to assist you in getting your money back.” http://
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog believes investing in oil stocks in 2015 was a very, very risky investment not only because of the abundance of US oil reserves that seemingly were increasing with each passing month, but perhaps more importantly because the Obama Administration was going to give away the farm on the Iranian nuclear weapon negotiations. The Obama Administration’s Iranian free pass gave the Saudi’s no other good options except to pump oil to lower global oil prices. By decreasing global oil prices the Saudi’s devastated Iran’s economy, and the economy of Iran’s main sponsor Russia. Frackers in Texas, Ohio, Wyoming, and North Dakota are now laying off workers, and US oil stocks have tanked. “Did anyone on Wall Street see this coming, or were the brokers and investment advisors making too much money to pay attention?” http://money.cnn.
The Watchdog says, “If an investor suffered losses in excess of $100,000 in 2015, or in 2016 because their investment portfolio had a concentration in oil stocks we are urging them to call us at 866-714-6466, if their investment advisor or stock broker did nothing to protect them. Concentrations in oil stocks in 2015 was never a good bet and a stock broker, or investment advisor should have been more proactive when it came to protecting their clients.”http://
Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Launches a New Initiative to Ensure Cheated Victims of Dishonest Stockbrokers or Investment Advisors Have Instant Access to the Nation’s Best Securities Lawyers
WASHINGTON, June 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is launching an aggressive national initiative focused on making certain that people who have been gouged, or cheated by a stockbroker, or investment advisor have instant access to the nation’s most skilled securities attorneys who will know what recourse the cheated investor might have to get their money back. For more information a cheated investor can call the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog anytime at 866-714-6466. http://
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is urging a victim of stockbroker, or investment advisor fraud, or deception in any US state to call them anytime at 866-714-6466 for suggestions about who might be one of the nation’s top securities lawyers, or law firms that may be able to help them recover their money.
The most common types of stock broker, or investment advisor wrongdoing includes stock churning, breach of a fiduciary duty, failure to follow instructions, fraud, or selling unregistered securities to unsuspecting investors. http://
The Watchdog says, “If an investor got a haircut or sustained a substantial loss because a stockbroker, or investor advisor was negligent, or downright greedy we want to hear about it. The kinds of red flags we want investors to be aware of include, churning, or what could be described as excessive trading of a client’s stocks by a broker, or investment advisor to generate commissions. We also want to emphasize high new worth senior citizens are frequently the victims of churning.”
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog’s initiative is focused on helping investors get their money back, if their stockbroker or investment advisor cheated them in the ways they have described. The Watchdog’s effort is focused on helping victims of stockbroker, or investment advisor fraud, negligence, or greed in any US State including New York, California, Illinois, Fl
This service includes helping a cheated investor find one of the nation’s top securities lawyers, who are also experts at FINRA arbitration hearings. Unfortunately, rather than getting their day in court most victims of an unscrupulous stock broker or investment advisor will need to go to an arbitration hearing.
For more information a high net worth individual, or investor who lost more than $50,000 are urged to contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog anytime at 866-714-6466, if they believe their stock broker or investment advisor was involved in fraud, churning, deceptive sales practices, or negligence. http://
March 25, 2014
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is urging stock investors to be extremely cautious with Internet penny stock promotions, because they are convinced these types of marketing gimmicks are designed to pump up a stock’s value, before investors who bought at a much lower price can jump ship – leaving the new investors holding the bag. This scheme is also called pump, and dump. http://
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is urging stock market investors to not get lured into a pump, and dump stock Internet promotional scam that has been designed to lure new investors in without much actual upside for the promoted stock.
The group says, “We have been working on this project for about a year, and we think pump, and dump stock market schemes are becoming much more widespread. Do some investors win sometimes – yes. However, we think it is just as easy to lose, so we are suggesting investors do a little homework before they jump in and buy into an Internet promotional scheme designed to spotlight a stock with suggestions of huge returns, or get in before it’s too late.”http://
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is suggesting investors looking at buying an Internet-promoted stock that they received an alert about to write down to ticker symbol, and go to CNBC’s website, and check the chart of the stock associated with their symbol. CNBC has a super-informative feature on a listed stock’s page where it says “View Advanced Charts.” This chart will typically show an investor if a penny stock has just had a dramatic run up, prior to the promotional e-mail that says buy this stock before it’s too late. A dramatic run up may signal the stock is already pumped, and the promoters are getting ready to dump. http://
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is also suggesting investors who might be interested in penny stocks to check out a website called Seeking Alpha. Seeking Alpha offers very solid research on many stocks, with good-to-great analysis. Are they always right? The answer is no. However, the Watchdog believes they are an extremely honest resource for investors. http://
For attribution purposes please refer to the SEC website about Internet pump & dump stock schemes: https://www.investor.
