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Wednesday, 10 May 2017

Banners Broker - Guilty Plea Gets A Two Year Community Sentence!

On April 27th 2017 Smith and Dixit pleaded guilty to operating a pyramid scheme under the Competition Act. The two principles have received conditional sentences whereby they will serve two years less a day in the community and will be required to pay a $50,000 fine with in two years.
Final Receivers Motion
Spergel (the Canadian Receivers) are to make a Final motion in the Ontario Court on Tuesday May 16th :

 http://www.spergelcorporate.ca/wp-content/resources/activefiles/FINAL%20Motion%20Record%20May%2016-17.pdf


A two year Community Sentence is not justice. 
They stole Millions of dollars and caused untold misery.

This is disgraceful. 
It looks like Crime DOES pay after all!




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6 comments:

  1. Paul Green11 May 2017 at 04:13

    This is disgusting.
    All money they have stolen and the lives they have ruined. This kind of sentence is hardly going to dissuade other crooks from running the same kind of scams.

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    1. TARA11 May 2017 at 10:42

      I couldn't agree more Paul! Steal hundreds of millions of dollars from Canada, cause Suicide(s), families to be ripped apart, life savings stolen and all you get is two years Community Service!
      Disgusting barely covers it!

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  2. Concerned About Scammers11 May 2017 at 15:21

    WHy didnt Paul Redmane get prosecuted. He was in Banners brokers and he was also the admin and ceo of Revstar Global that scammed everybody.

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  3. All the promoters should pay too13 May 2017 at 09:26

    What about all the crims who conned others. Why have they avoided justice. The seminars were so convincing they should be tried too.

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  4. Anonymous23 May 2017 at 07:14

    Does anyone know of any BB investors that have successfully prosecuted their sponsor in an effort to get their money back ?
    If so please give details THANKYOU !

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  5. Unknown29 July 2017 at 14:44

    This is why Ponzis are rampant in the industry. Because there is NO justice that fits the crime.

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