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Wednesday, January 02, 2008

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Perfect4U is a pyramid scam that has been run by a UK national: Robert Fitzpatrick for several years.

He is banned from being a company director in the UK because of his activities.

However he just skirts around the law, by changing company name frequently and having a seperate company called "One-Vision" to sell his bogus product.

Each time he collapses his pyramid scheme, everyone that Fitzpatrick has exposes to, loose money.

Is there an international organisation that can halt these conmen.

Sally Anne,

It's called Interpol and they are closely monitoring Perfect4U's latest venture. Which is now calling itself One-Vision.

http://www.interpol.int/Public/FinancialCrime/FinancialFraud/default.asp

There is an investigation into all of these people's previous companies, which have promised the same service around the globe, but have then folded leaving everyone unpaid.

Hope this is of help?

Daniel MUI Tat-ming

Wow, I was researching http://www.perfect4u.com and http://www.one-vision.com (plus all the other names they used) for my business law degree and they are truly awful.

Have the leaders finally been indited? They will be facing long terms for:

Not correctly registered as a company internationally.

Operating illegally, without licence, when banned from Gibraltar.

Using proceeds of crimes (previous failed companies) to set up these companies.

Not declearing their true business model when opening up in various states. (there are 26 US states that would not allow them anyway) but bet they have been daft enough.

Money laundering charges, both in the past and currently.

Fraudulant advertising claims.

Mr Fitzpatrick and Mr Singh, both in violation of their disqualified directorship bans in the UK.

No business address on the websites.

Plus numerous vilaltions of pyramid selling laws, despite how they try to dress it up (deceipt)

Finally our government seems to be acting strongly against pyramid / ponzi scams and other white collar crime in general.

Were they arrested in UK? Should not be a problem with current extradition treaties.

I will try to find out more, we have spoken to many victims worldwide and there are many more, but most are too embarressed to admit they were brainwashed and conned

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