Feral
Rogue male
We've all heard of these methods of defrauding people of their money. Their names are household words and are synonymous with dishonesty. Sometimes they have have made a select few people very rich but the vast majority of participants were left much worse off.
It is for this reason that all three have been outlawed or restricted in Australia and fair enough too. Lives and families have been ruined by the deceptive practices of a few.
But what about an organisation that sells a supposedly "priceless" product and demands the payment up front, often to never deliver any part of the gooods. If such an organisation then made it a "crime" to ask for such moneys back then you might start to see the scam.
The CofS in Sydney had a "boom" in the early nineties, they were selling services to wealthy Taiwanese and were collecting $60,000 per week. But as they were only delivering $20,000 per week there was a considerable liability which built up for the eighteen months that this went on. That leaves the CofS Sydney a cool $3mill in the red for this period alone. They owe the service but have spent the money.
Now much earlier in the history of the Church it was noted by DM I believe that there was a huge such liability in undelivered service. I've read that was one of the catalysts of forming the IAS, no direct liability to those paying enormous sums of money, or so they thought.
But as the CofS balance sheets further worsened through the accumulation of undelivered service new solutions were required and happily DM stumbled upon one when the Super Power building project was kicked off to fend off media attention to the wrongful death of Lisa MacPherson. It was very successful and over subscribed to the point where the Church could acquire and renovate the Oak Cove building. In fact it was so successful that the Ideal Org Scam was born. This was the key way to obtain funds without liability and as SPs were beginning to penetrate the IAS coffers for repayments and new angle was formed which wouldn't be breached by the same legal arguments.
Now the cult has a big problem, lawsuits amounting to approximately ten times their net worth are coming their way, and they'll be jury trialled, their is no defence that a lying conniving lawyer can contrive that will stop twelve men and woman fair a true from finding them guilty of human trafficking. The cost of discharging these will be staggering.
So when the staff and public come at the end of the day for their back pay or repayments their won't be much left to repay and the CofS will be filing for bankruptcy.
After that there will undoubtedly be a new form of scam recognised and studied in university by lawyers.
I think it should be called "The Birthday Game" So, those who were taken will have been "Birthday Gamed"
I was birthday gamed, were you?
It is for this reason that all three have been outlawed or restricted in Australia and fair enough too. Lives and families have been ruined by the deceptive practices of a few.
But what about an organisation that sells a supposedly "priceless" product and demands the payment up front, often to never deliver any part of the gooods. If such an organisation then made it a "crime" to ask for such moneys back then you might start to see the scam.
The CofS in Sydney had a "boom" in the early nineties, they were selling services to wealthy Taiwanese and were collecting $60,000 per week. But as they were only delivering $20,000 per week there was a considerable liability which built up for the eighteen months that this went on. That leaves the CofS Sydney a cool $3mill in the red for this period alone. They owe the service but have spent the money.
Now much earlier in the history of the Church it was noted by DM I believe that there was a huge such liability in undelivered service. I've read that was one of the catalysts of forming the IAS, no direct liability to those paying enormous sums of money, or so they thought.
But as the CofS balance sheets further worsened through the accumulation of undelivered service new solutions were required and happily DM stumbled upon one when the Super Power building project was kicked off to fend off media attention to the wrongful death of Lisa MacPherson. It was very successful and over subscribed to the point where the Church could acquire and renovate the Oak Cove building. In fact it was so successful that the Ideal Org Scam was born. This was the key way to obtain funds without liability and as SPs were beginning to penetrate the IAS coffers for repayments and new angle was formed which wouldn't be breached by the same legal arguments.
Now the cult has a big problem, lawsuits amounting to approximately ten times their net worth are coming their way, and they'll be jury trialled, their is no defence that a lying conniving lawyer can contrive that will stop twelve men and woman fair a true from finding them guilty of human trafficking. The cost of discharging these will be staggering.
So when the staff and public come at the end of the day for their back pay or repayments their won't be much left to repay and the CofS will be filing for bankruptcy.
After that there will undoubtedly be a new form of scam recognised and studied in university by lawyers.
I think it should be called "The Birthday Game" So, those who were taken will have been "Birthday Gamed"
I was birthday gamed, were you?
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), who had made advanced payment for OTIX and X, made a complaint to the police, alleging fraud – i.e. that money was obtained as a pre-payment for a service that the CoS has no intention of delivering.
Whuh. OT III Super Expanded. WTF. Have the volcanos discovered on Mars been added to the list.
