Monday, April 25, 2005
CREDITWRENCH and fraud
In yet another attempt to scam the public, and commit an act of fraud, CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer claims to have had the contents of his house stolen, as well as a fire.
Using yet another of his alias's, he set up a paypal account to request "donations" to help him through this difficult time.
The problem is, the fire department has no record of any fire at his residence. According to his local fire department, they never responded to a call at his address.
This all falls in line with CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer's proven history and inability to manage his finances.
However, the above goes far beyond his usual false and misleading information. What he undertook in this instance is clearly a criminal act, punishable by imprisonment.
Using yet another of his alias's, he set up a paypal account to request "donations" to help him through this difficult time.
The problem is, the fire department has no record of any fire at his residence. According to his local fire department, they never responded to a call at his address.
This all falls in line with CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer's proven history and inability to manage his finances.
However, the above goes far beyond his usual false and misleading information. What he undertook in this instance is clearly a criminal act, punishable by imprisonment.
