Theft from Tsunami victims?

encoder · #1 06-03-2005, 03:34 PM

What if the funds from the accounts setup for donations to Tsunami victims in IT never reached their destination?

Apart from being another law broken (no matter which country they operate in) this perhaps would be one spectacular demonstration of how ignorant they are of their own mission statement.

I don't have access to the IT forum anymore (thank goodness) but I wondered if you folk that do could check to see how much they have actually donated (I mean search for a result, for gods sake don't ask, it will probably get you banned).

Before I left I think it was reported that all accounts together were waiting on $40k ish maturities.

If they haven't paid anything over too a recognised charity yet then perhaps this would be a greater crime and one that would be more interesting to a government agency.

anniesim · #2 06-03-2005, 03:50 PM

It wouldn't enter my head to give Itus or any program money for Charity!
Truth is, I treated the program - from the start as any other hyip.
I always say, 'This is a SCAM. Let me see if I can make some quick money before they run'
That is how I am with every program on the web now., And since I adopted that attitude I've had a regular income to bring home.
Other than trading yourself I think this is the only way to go with them.
I don't compound any longer than I have to and only build up my investment with profit. The only times I have slipped up and 'gambled' by over compounding I have lost - as I did the 2nd month with ITus darn.
The programs that have a choice of % compounding are good, as one can compound 50/50 which builds up the total and profit.
Trouble is they are normally dailys and a lot of these are gone before we get back our deposit and profit.

countrytec · #3 06-03-2005, 03:51 PM

OMG so you are saying the money donated to the fund was placed into the IT system and not just given to the Tsunami victims as intended?

IF this is so then there are some real problems with the ABC boys!

encoder · #4 06-03-2005, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by countrytec

OMG so you are saying the money donated to the fund was placed into the IT system and not just given to the Tsunami victims as intended?

IF this is so then there are some real problems with the ABC boys!

Well I can only speak from memory (dodgy at best of times) but I think "Kenna" was in charge, and yes, they traded the donations to increase the gift I spose. A gift that is being enjoyed by mac rather than the needy.

maniacmom · #5 06-04-2005, 07:09 PM

oh, wow.....that is a federal offense in the US.

uppity · #6 06-04-2005, 07:18 PM

And every one who donated a dime to it needs to report that felony to both the authorities and the media.
If the last people Mac stole from had taken action instead of waiting, and waiting , and giving him more money, then he would not have been on the net stealing from people and expanding his line of flimsy excuses, now would he?

When it becomes less easy to steal and get away with it, less rewarding to con and lie, there will be less of them doing for a living.

uppity · #7 06-05-2005, 12:14 AM

No one but a stone cold scammer need fear the reporting of "doubts" as to what was done with the donations. All LEGITIMATE charities welcome giving answers like that to the authorities, makes them proud, they publish the results as fast as they can, as well as links to where you can verify the info. Charity scammers, on the other hand, face severe penalties and exposure by an enraged media. It gets real ugly , real fast.

wannabe-exFFinvestor · #8 06-05-2005, 04:36 AM

Ok, I tried to look into the Charity fund. Neither link to the Tsunami fund led to any information as of this Friday - one link was broken and the other had a message saying no file was available.

This definitely smells very, very bad.

FYIIT · #9 06-05-2005, 04:14 PM

I doubt that matters that you can't find the info on the charity at IT anymore because there are many,many people who know that money was donated and they can't hide that!