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BULLETIN: Receiver In Affiliate Strategies Inc. (ASI) Case Asks Federal Judge To Add Noobing Autosurf To Receivership Probe After Inquiries By ‘Tax Authorities’
The court-appointed receiver in the fraud case against the parent company of the Noobing autosurf has asked a federal judge for the authority to add Noobing to the receivership probe.
Larry Cook, the receiver, said that Noobing and 14 other companies under the Affiliate Strategies Inc. (ASI) umbrella have become the subjects of “numerous inquiries” from [...]
Receiver In Gold Quest International Ponzi Scheme Case Settles With Charles Capps Ministries For $100,000; Other GQI Money Is Part Of California Homicide Investigation
All that glitters was not gold in the seedy world of Gold Quest International (GQI), according to the receiver in the GQI Ponzi scheme case.
Corrupt money was given to a ministry in the form of a gift, and other corrupt money is part of a homicide investigation in Los Angeles, according to court filings.
Receiver Larry [...]
BREAKING NEWS: Water Toy Does Not Survive: Federal Judge Approves Liquidation Plan That Demolishes Parent Company Of Noobing Autosurf; Jet Ski, Car, Computers, Furniture — Even A Wastebasket Ordered Sold
A federal judge has given the go-ahead to a court-appointed receiver to sell the assets of Affiliate Strategies Inc. (ASI), the parent company of the Noobing autosurf.
U.S. District Judge Julie A. Robinson of the District of Kansas approved the plan submitted by receiver Larry Cook. The plan authorizes Cook to sell the assets in auction [...]
BREAKING NEWS: Receiver In FTC Case Against Parent Company Of Noobing Autosurf Seeks Wholesale Demolition Of Firm; Asks Judge To Approve Plan To Sell Assets — Right Down To Restroom Wastebasket
Assets of the parent company of an autosurf firm that targeted customers with hearing impairments would be sold at auction — up to and including a stainless-steel wastebasket in the women’s restroom, according to a plan proposed by the receiver in the case against Affiliate Strategies Inc. (ASI) and other companies.
ASI is the parent company [...]
BREAKING NEWS: Judge Orders Offshore Assets Of Firm Associated With Noobing Autosurf Repatriated; Broadens Authority Of Receiver To Pursue Recovery
In a ruling that may send shockwaves throughout the offshore autosurf “industry,” a federal judge has ordered the parent company of the Noobing autosurf to repatriate to the United States all assets and documents held on foreign soil.
U.S. District Judge Julie A. Robinson also cleared the way for any safe-deposit boxes to be opened and [...]
RECEIVER: Firm Associated With Noobing Autosurf Charged Senior Citizen In Search Of Housing Grant $995 For Three Names And Addresses Of Providers; One Of The Addresses Proved To Be Regional HUD Office
UPDATED 2:11 P.M. EDT (U.S.A.) A company associated with the Noobing autosurf charged a 70-year-old Philadelphia man on Social Security $995 for the names and addresses of three entities that possibly could help him secure a grant to repair his rapidly deteriorating home, according to the receiver in the fraud case against Affiliate Strategies Inc., [...]
BREAKING NEWS: Receiver In ASI/Brett Blackman Case Delivers Devastating Preliminary Report; Noobing Autosurf Identified As Part Of ASI Affiliate Fold And Was Registered In Nevis; Belize Used For Other Firm
A receiver appointed to review financial records of Affiliate Strategies Inc. and related companies named defendants in a fraudulent government-grants scheme last month advised a federal judge that the companies were insolvent and had less than one day’s operating cash requirements in their bank accounts.
Astonishingly, receiver Larry Cook advised U.S. District Judge Julie A. Robinson [...]
UPDATE: Receiver In ASI Case Launches Website
Larry Cook, the receiver in the Federal Trade Commission case against Affiliate Strategies Inc., Brett Blackman and several co-defendants, has started a website to inform interested parties.
Visit the receiver’s website in the ASI case.
The FTC said the defendants were involved in a fraudulent scheme that promised “guaranteed” grants of $25,000 from economic-stimulus funds provided by [...]
