Friday, June 24, 2011

6:23 PM

who have not submitted their claims must submit their claims.

Hello Interested Invester
Matter for City Realcom Ltd came yesterday on 23/6/2011. and heard the
matter by  JUSTICE  item no 47 cP 235 of 2010 ,CP 325
of 2010 and CP 326 of 2010 and for further argument it is posted to
30/6/2011.

For City Limouzines (I) Ltd Those who have not submitted their claims
must submit their claims. Because When official liquidator is
appointed all the property were to be released to official liquidator
and whoever submits his claim to him. as per that data only he
presents before Court data regarding claim amount and liquidation
amount after liquidating property.

Rest It is your money to claim or not to claim, it  is individual
invester choice.  Making complaint or filing F.I.R is entirely
different, that is  criminal proceedings.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

4:45 PM

Arrest absconders in Limouzines fraud case, HC tells police


PTI | 10:06 PM,Jun 22,2011
 The Bombay High court today came down heavily on the city police and asked the Maharashtra government what action was being taken against 12 of the 13 accused who were absconding in the City Limouzines fraud case. "We have a serious grouse about arrests. People are being informed that they are going to be arrested so that they can run away. Don't say that you (police) cannot arrest these people," Justice Ranjana Desai of a division bench remarked. A criminal PIL was filed by the City Group Investors Association (CGIA) seeking action against Cuffe Parade-based company, City Limouzines (India) Ltd, accused of defrauding people by making them invest for a car in return. About 1700 members of the Association have invested at least Rs 2 lakh each on an average, in the scheme, said President of the CGIA Zainab Shaikh. CGIA lawyer Mubin Solkar pleaded that the state government should attach the properties owned by the company to recover the money of the investors. The firm owned 25 properties across Maharashtra, the CGIA members said. The only person arrested by the police is the chairman of the company Sayed Massod Jamadar, while 12 others accused are absconding. The court summoned Nagpada police officers and asked them to file an affidavit on the progress of investigations in two weeks. However, the court said it would appreciate if police arrested the absconding accused within this period. As per the scheme floated by the allegedly fraudulent company in 2007-08, each investor was made to pay Rs 97,907 and a Maruti Omni was promised to be purchased under his/her name. Although the vehicle would be handed over to the investor only after five years, he/she would earn a fixed sum of Rs 4,000 every month as the vehicle would be rented out by City Limouzines until the five year period was over.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

7:47 PM

STATUS OF CITY LIMOUZINES/CITY REALCOM CASES UPDATES

City Limouzines already ordered for winding up dated in CP 234 of 2010 dated 3 Dec 2010.
Realcom matter posted for 23/6/2010 in CP No 235 of 2010.

one more is coming please do before people got CHEATED. gold harvest company same like city limousine  
 

Friday, June 10, 2011

11:11 PM

City Limouzine cheating case-10jun-2011

The Bombay high court on Wednesday directed the Economic
Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai police to submit a status report in
investigation of City Limouzine cheating case within two weeks.

A division bench of Justice Ranjana Desai and Justice R V More, while
hearing public interest litigations (PILs) filed by several investors,
observed: "It is a big racket where several people have been cheated
and needs to be investigated."

Thousands of investors across the country lost their money in the
investment scheme floated by City Limouzine. In 2002, the company,
promoted by Sayed Masood, offered investors a return of 48% on their
investments. On an investment of Rs 97,000, the company offered
investors Rs 4,000 every month for five years. The amount collected by
the company was to be used to purchase Maruti Omni cars, which were to
be registered in the names of investors. The investors were to be paid
the profit from the income generated by giving these vehicles on hire.
At the end of the five-year period, the vehicle was to be returned to
the investors.

In 2007, cheques issued by the company started bouncing. The company
promised to return the investors' money and even held a meeting with
them. But the company failed and Masood and other directors were
arrested. The Enforcement Directorate is also investigating the case
under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/HC-seeks-status-of-City-Limo-probe/articleshow/8782923.cms

Thursday, June 9, 2011

12:02 AM

Bombay HC asks EOW of status report on City Limo cheating case

Mumbai, Jun 8 (PTI) The Bombay High Court today directed the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Mumbai police to submit a status report within two weeks on the investigation in the City Limouzine cheating case. A division bench of Justices Ranjana Desai and R V More, while hearing public interest litigations filed by several investors observed, "It is a big racket where several people have been cheated and needs to be investigated." The Enforcement Directorate, under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), and EOW are jointly probing the case. Meanwhile, the court also directed an officer from the ED to remain present on the next date of hearing. Thousands of investors from Nashik, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata and from Rajasthan, were left in the lurch since August last year when cheques issued by the City Limouzine company toward returns on the investments bounced. The EOW has so far attached 25 properties, comprising of flats and official premises, belonging to the company promoted by one S M Masood. It has frozen 56 bank accounts of the company whereas the ED has also attached four properties.PTI SP NSK


http://ibnlive.in.com/generalnewsfeed/news/bombay-hc-asks-eow-of-status-report-on-city-limo-cheating-case/719681.html

Sunday, May 29, 2011

9:40 PM

Where is Masood now? City Limouzine fraud

Friday, May 27, 2011

11:17 PM

How to Filing claims with the Official Liquidator

A lot of you folks are asking the same questions. Please take note of the following points:

1. A detailed check list on how to file a claim for city limouzine, city realcom and city hospitality will be published by the official liquidator in the next few days. 
2. There is no urgency to file a claim, however you must file a claim once the notice is posted on the bombay high court website. Please keep checking this link for details:


3. The claim process will take a very long time. If you are under the assumption, that by filing a claim, you will get your outstanding funds immediately, you are wrong. This process could take more than 5 years.

4. The official liquidator, with the help of investigating agencies has to liquidate all assets of the companies (auction off) and then pay proceeds to the investors, or in this case creditors to the company. As you all know, the amount of Sayed Masood families personal and City Group's corporate assets located in India is negligible to pay even 10% of the outstanding amounts back to investors after liquidation. We are in the process of locating hidden assets overseas and helping authorities in India and abroad with the investigation, so that the investors can get back as much as possible of their tainted investment in this company.

5. Hiring investigators in foreign countries is an extremely time consuming and expensive process which is still being done since we started about 1 year ago. This process will continue and we will keep locating bank accounts, foreign companies, assets disposed off illegally and more by the Masood family. Just today we received new leads from the Bahamas and Costa Rica that we are looking into. 

6. The letter rogatory of ED has also been sent to Ministry of External Affairs to start official foreign investigations in the US and a few other countries.

7. Once again, this is a lengthy process but we will put a successful closure on this at some point. I know most of you want your money back today itself, as much as I do, but reality is far from that. Unless we don't fight for our money, we will get nothing. We have seen this for the last 1 year. 

So, please do not keep asking the same questions. Any important and useful info will be posted on this group immediately. I am trying to see how investors across India can file claims in Mumbai by post or courier. I am trying to find answers on City Realcom, City Hospitality, City Limouzine and other City company claims as well. You will have answers in the due course. Please be patient and continue to monitor this group for updates. 

Hope this update helps.
11:15 PM

IGF wants FinMin to act against Speak Asia


Investors' Grievances Forum, chief, Kirit Somaiya has written a letter to finance minister reporting the alleged fraud by Speak Asia, Asia's largest survey group.
Somaiya claims that in the past there have been several instances wherein investors were duped by assuring them phenomenally high returns in a short span of time. "The latest addition to this line is a company called Speak Asia Online. SpeakAsia, is an online company, collecting large sums of money by rapidly enrolling people with the promise of incredible payments for simply filling out online surveys," mentioned Somaiya.
He said that the company claims to be based in Singapore, and is spreading its multi-level marketing (MLM) wings in India under the pretext of online surveys.
Somaiya, who filed a criminal complaint against Speak Asia last Tuesday.
He has also written to Sebi, RBI, Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Economic Offences Wing. When tried contacting the survey helpline and the Sales Support Hotline in India of Speak Asia mentioned on their website, the numbers didn't exist.
11:13 PM

Speak Asia a ponzi scheme?

What if a company asked you to fill in online survey forms, one per week, and earn Rs 52,000 per year? What if it said you can do that by investing Rs 11,000 as annual charges and recover your costs in under three months? And what if it promised more commissions if you enrolled more members like yourself?
You would be tempted, as 1.9 million members in India were within a period of one year. But Singapore-based Speak Asia Online Ltd (SAOL), a multi-level marketing company operating out of Mumbai in the country, is being investigated by Mumbai police while the Union government is mulling a serious fraud probe into its affairs.
Authorities woke up after critics and investors of Speak Asia's consumer survey-based business model smelt in it a "Ponzi scheme" — a racket in which new members enrich the old ones resulting in a fragile financial pyramid that might suddenly collapse one day.
The government may ask the Serious Frauds Investigation Office (SFIO) to probe Speak Asia.
"Our officers are examining the details and it is a very sensitive matter involving lakhs of investors," corporate affairs minister Murli Deora told Hindustan Times.
The catch is that consumer surveys taken by the panel members have no clear or apparent end-user and the company has no business-linked revenue stream yet, though some big corporate names such as ICICI and Nestle have been bandied about.
Harender Kaur, a Singapore national, is the chairperson and CEO of the family-run Speak Asia. The company, which started in India in January 2010, denies any wrongdoing and cites upcoming business revenues to justify its legitimacy.
The company showed $80 million (Rs 360 crore) in revenues in the first year. However, almost $60 million of this were commissions earned from ‘Service Today' – an online magazine to which members earn subscription as part of their Rs 11,000 membership. Considering that The Economist, an upscale global weekly magazine, charges Rs 5,000 for a full-year's subscription, this online subscription is  under a cloud.http://www.hindustantimes.com/Images/HTEditImages/Images/19_05_11-buss-23b.jpg
While earning $80 million in revenues, SAOL paid back $52 million to its  members – and by inference, new members are paying for the old ones. But the company claims that its revenue streams include fees from data exchanges for the content it creates, apart from advertisements.
Manoj Kumar, India CEO for the company, told HT his firm  was not involved in any illegal activity.
"We receive commissions on the magazine sales as the sales go up because of us. It amounts to around 60 million out of the $80 million. (Another) $18 million we got from marketing services where we give our database to various exchanges such as Apine and Cint," he said.
Product sales were expected through a rewards points scheme through an entity called "Gen X Bazar," he added.
However, on Tuesday Kirit Somaiya, a former member of parliament and president of the Investors Grievance Forum (IGF), filed a complaint alleging fraud against SAOL with the economic office wing of the Mumbai police, alleging SAOL was a fly-by-night operation.
Himanshu Roy, joint commissioner of police (crime) in Mumbai said, "We have received the complaint, and we would inquire into the matter seriously."
"We are compliant with all laws of Singapore and there is no case pending against it or its top management, either in India or in any other country," Kumar said, denying a charge by Somaiya.
The RBI, while does not regulate deposits by multi- level marketing schemes, is concerned though it has no jurisdiction over multi-level marketing companies.
"We view these MLM schemes with suspicion and the last joinees run the maximum risk," said an RBI official on condition of anonymity.
CEO Kumar said the company had applied to RBI to open its first office in India and had also paid Rs 68 crore to Indian authorities until April 30 this year. SAOL's investor-workers are a worried lot.
"I have recovered my initial capital at Speak Asia but am worried about the money of people who have joined through me and my own credibility if they lose money," said Manoj Rawat, a panelist in Dehradun.
Kumar said Speak Asia did conduct surveys aboutNestle, ICICI Bank and Airtel "at different points of time for specific purposes" but not directly.
"We simply offer databases to various market research aggregators and exchanges who in turn use our panels for various purposes," he added.
(With inputs from Gaurav Choudhury in New Delhi)

Thursday, May 26, 2011

12:22 AM

GUINNESS INTERNATIONAL MOBILE DRAWS 2010 GUINNESS INT'L MOBILE DRAW WINNING guinnessdept1@hotmail.com

fraud emails

20th Jun 2010
Dear: e-Mail Winner,

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Your email address as indicated was drawn and attached to TICKET No:20511465463-7644 with SERIAL No:S/N-00168 and drew the LUCKY No:887-13-865-37-10-83(20) which subsequently won you (One Million Pounds Sterling)(£1,000 000) as one of the 10 jackpot winners in this draw.Please contact our fiduciary agent for claims with the contact below Agent.

Dr. Pinkett Griffin,
Email: drawsupdate04@yahoo.com.hk
Telephone: +44 871 315 2567

1.Full Name:  2.Full Address:  3.Status:  4.Occupation:  5.Age:  6.Phone Number:  7.Country:

Congratulation!!

Sincerely,
Maggie Bausch

fraud mails.

6th Jun 2010
guinness org@hotmail.com
guinness dept@hotmail


17th May 2010
Recived a message from GUINNIESS INT'L MOBILE DRAWS WINNING #3, U HAVE WON 250, 000.00 POUNDS IN 2010-GUINNESS-INT'L MOBILE-DRAWS-WINNING-#3, TO- CLAIM -YOUR PRIZE CONTACT MR.JOHN. s this message is fake
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SIR, i recived a message from GUINNIESS INT'L MOBILE DRAWS WINNING #3, U HAVE WON 250, 000.00 POUNDS IN 2010-GUINNESS-INT'L MOBILE-DRAWS-WINNING-#3, TO- CLAIM -YOUR PRIZE CONTACT MR.MIKE .
Please send me further details. And also tell me how did i get into this draw without my information.
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RESPECTED SIR,
I RECEIVED A MESSAGE ON 17-3-2010, time 10.06pm FROM mike via email ON MY MOBILE REGARDING THAT, congrats-u-have-won-on-250, 000.00-pounds-in 2010-guinness-int'l-mobile-draws-winning- #3, to-claim-your prize contact MR.MIKE. pls REPLY ME DETAILS ABOUT OF THIS PRIZE. KINDLY SEND ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE ON MY MOBILE...
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A new scam using the name of "Guinness" with a prize award of more than $800k. This time, they provided a new reason of how you are selected, based on your IP address(!?). How did they know an IP address based on an email address, unless they mean the whois information of the email domain. What if it is a free email address from Yahoo?

It is quite puzzling when there are still people hoping that such emails "might be" real. Isn't it obvious that there were NEVER a REAL lottery on earth ever issued based on selection of your email (or BS IP address). If such lottery exists, it would be on the official news... and not some crappy email from @hotmail and redirecting to @yahoo.co.uk.
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Information for the FBI and police is attached:

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Guinness World wide Fundamental Draw.
Diageo Ireland
P.O. Box 1759
Killorglin
Co. Kerry
Ireland

Notification Centre. www.guinness.com ---------------------------
Ireland/United Kingdom.
Date: 24 December 2006
Sub: WINNING REDEEM NOTIFICATION
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All Contact Address:
Phone number(s):
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Occupation:
Company Name:
marriage status:
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Note: on your contact with Dr. Maxwell Anderson, you are to request from him, his drivers license or international passport for facial identification on your own part, to verify that you are dealing with the assigned Redeem Manger as advised. Also you are to quote your E-code Number to the redeem manager on your contacting him. *Staffs of Guinness Company World wide are automatically disqualified in this program. Please if you are a Guinness Staff, you are to report to the Redeem manager immediately. Accept my hearty congratulations once again! Yours Truly,
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  John Weston / IFA Group, U.K.  Please, before forwarding suspicious mail, check that you have included FULL INTERNET HEADERS (see below). It is not always possible to respond to reports of fraud mail, but appropriate action is always taken. 
N.B. If you need to send me suspicious mail for examination, please be sure to forward it complete with its Internet headers. If you are not sure how to do this, check the help file of your mail software, see the note below or visit www.haltabuse.org/help/headers/ for instructions on revealing headers in e-mail. Please do not forward the pictures of forged documents (e.g. jpegs of forged cheques and certificates) that accompany these scams, unless by request.
I'm not familiar with e-mail headers - show me what you need ... MAIL HEADERS. You will not normally see full headers when you read your mail but these can be important in investigating Internet fraud.
Microsoft Outlook Express for Windows: Right click on the message and select Properties. Choose the Details tab and select the Message Source Button. Copy the headers and send them along with the body of the email.

Microsoft Outlook: Click the View menu and select Options. You should see a pop up window "Message options" or similar. Notice the box called Internet headers near the bottom of the window. This box contains the full headers. To extract the contents, put your mouse pointer in the box and right-click then choose Select All. All the text in the box will then be highlighted.

Right-click in the box again and this time choose Copy to copy the selected contents to the clipboard. You can then paste the full headers to an email you may be forwarding.
Windows Live mail:
1.
Select the message that you want to view the header information.
2.
Click the right button of your mouse and select "Properties".
3.
Click on the "Details" tab.
4.
Click "Message Source..." .
5.
A new windows will open with the header information of the e-mail.

Netscape Messenger 4.7 - 6: Open the email; go to the view menu; pull the 'Headers' menu over and click on 'all'. Highlight the message and headers displayed in the email and copy them into the email you send to us.

Netscape Messenger 6.2 and higher: Go to Netscape Messenger Inbox. Select View - Headers - All. Highlight the message and headers displayed in the email and copy them into the email you send to us.
Gmail:  (Thanks T.W.) "It took me a little while to work it out, one needs to click the "down arrow" next to the "Reply" indicator at the top-right of the message pane and select "Show Original", a new window page opens with all the header details. You then need to cut/copy all the text and paste it into your forwarding email."
Pegasus: Users of the excellent Pegasus for Windows will probably not need me to remind them of the Raw View tab and the option to include headers in the Reply and Forward dialogues.
Incredimail: In your mail program double click the email you would like to view, when it is open click on the FILE menu and choose PROPERTIES. When in the properties menu click on the DETAILS tab to view the Full Headers.
WEB MAIL HEADERS
Yahoo! Mail:
1. Open the message in question.
2. In the top-right corner of the message, click the link/pull-down menu "Standard Header."
3. Select "Full Header". A pop-up window will appear with complete message headers.
4. Copy the contents of that entire screen
5. Click "Forward" on the message in question.
6. Paste the copied full headers into the body of the message above the actual email message.

Yahoo! Mail Classic:
1. Open the message in question.
2. In the bottom-right corner of the message, click the link "Full Headers."
3. The screen will refresh and will display the complete headers above the message itself.
4. Copy the entire Full Header section.
5. Click "Forward".
6. Paste the entire Full Headers into the body of the message above the actual email message.

Hotmail: First, configure your options: On the upper right "Options | Help" links, click on "Options." Click on the "Mail Display Settings" link, find the item "Message Headers." Choose "Advanced" and click the "OK" button

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