By bad! I guess only truth-tellers like your partner Leroy Fodor is allowed to present evidence of scams on this forum because he doesn't have a blog penned by another scammer - Joshua Zipkin - espousing lies about his truthful ass.
Seriously, is that the best you can do to defend yourself against all the accusations made against you and Crypto-city on this thread and elsewhere on the Internet? There's at least another dozen who've made the same claims as I, yet you fuck with me because my vitals are out there, first presented by another scammer named Josh Zerlan.
http://www.finra.org/search/global/2839141
http://www.finra.org/sites/default/files/DisciplinaryAction/p013826.pdf
Chantha Owen Lueung (CRD #2839141, Registered
Principal, Yonkers, New York) submitted a Letter of
Acceptance, Waiver, and Consent in which he was
permanently barred from association with any NASD member
in any capacity. Without admitting or denying the allegations,
Lueung consented to the described sanctions and to the entry
of findings that he fraudulently recommended and sold the
securities of a certain company to public customers. NASD
found that Lueung told his customers that he conducted an
appropriate investigation and reasonable due diligence into
the company, but failed to do so. The findings also stated that
Lueung made material misrepresentations about the
company’s securities and failed to disclose material adverse
facts that he was or should have been aware of, including the
company’s financial condition. NASD also found that Lueung
made statements about the company and its business,
including stock price projections and guarantees, for which he
had no basis. (NASD Case #CLG050016)
http://brokercheck.finra.org/Report/Download/52062251Without admitting or denying the allegations, Lueung consented to the described sanction and to the entry of findings, therefore he is barred from association with any NASD member in any capacity.
Well, ain't that fuckin' special! First off, NASD is now FINRA, but that fact DOES NOT absolve the sanctions against Chantha Owen Lueung.
Owen "is barred from association with any NASD[-cum-FINRA] member in any capacity."
Let me see ... oh, yeah! ... Bruce Fenton, a user on this forum, is a FINRA member, registered prior to Owen registering, ergo Owen was breaking the law when he registered on this forum. Furthermore, I would venture to guess that a myriad FINRA members are on this forum whom Owen more than likely has made contact with in one capacity or another. And furthermore, furthermore, I'm sure as fuck that there's at least one FINRA member on Owen's Crypto-city site whom he rub shoulders (among other body parts) with.
I'm 100% certain that Owen can't hobnob on forums dedicated to the likes of FINRA members, and 99.9% certain that Owen can't be part of a forum where trading securities et al. is prevalent, e.g. here at BitcoinTalk. And, I'm 100% certain that Owen CAN'T start and maintain a website like Crypto-city where the trading of securities et al. is opening discussed et al. where FINRA are sure to be part of advancing their nefarious activities.
So, Owen, while you try to discredit me to others on deaf ears, I'm goin' to take the time to look into this NASD/FINRA thing and see how badly I can fuck with you. Wish me luck, bud.
PS: Don't forget to feed the fish in your solar powered duckweed pond behind your duplex there in Yonkers, NY.
http://brokercheck.finra.org/Individual/2839141This individual is not currently licensed to act as a broker (buying and selling securities on behalf of customers) or as an investment adviser (providing advice about securities to clients). They may still be able to offer other investment-related services if properly licensed to do so.
Hey, Owen, can we see your license which allows you be an owner of RateCoin and Crypto-city? It's a simple request, one you should be easy to provide given you earned business degree and not prone to break the law which you would be doing if you don't possess a license.
PS: I've only begun to fully fuck with you, asshole.
https://www.crypto-city.com/index.php/adblog/45/crypto-city-039-s-free-trading-class-gets-glowing-review-by-surprised-new-m/
CRYPTO-CITY'S FREE TRADING CLASS GETS GLOWING REVIEW BY SURPRISED NEW MEMBER
Post in: Society / Entertainment / Education / Technology / Recreation / Family & Home / - by Crypto-city - Aug 05, 2016
Chris Fontaine has been trading on and off for the last few years and wanted to see if he could improve his trading. So, when I offered to do a FREE Live Crypto Trading Class with him and anyone else that wanted to participate in a live environment, he was curious to see what Crypto-city was all about. As with any of the previous classes that I've done with others on Crypto-city, we always keep it fun and informal.
Reading his review, Chris came into Crypto-city expecting the worst. After the session he was quite surprised it wasn't anything he was expecting and was thrilled with the experience.
Thanks for the kind words. I'm just glad to be of help and that you've enjoyed your experience at Crypto-city.
Reads to me like Chantha Owen Lueung is breaking the law.
I wonder is FINRA feels the same way. We'll soon find out.
HAHAHA & ChucklesAnd the hits keep on a comin' from SAD TROLL:
http://disciplinaryactions.finra.org/Search/ViewDocument/11197
Lueung marketed the Alfa private placement as separate investments in
securities of Contact Sports and Journey of Light when in fact
customers received shares of Alfa. Lueung told his clients that the
private offering was an initial public offering of securities of Contact
Sports and Journey of Light. Lueung relied solely on the issuer's
representations in recornmending the securities to his customers.
Lueung held himself out to his customers as having conducted an
appropriate investigation and reasonable due diligence into Alfa, but he
failed to do so. In commending Alfa, Lueung made material
misrepresentations about the company's securities and failed to
disclose material adverse facts that he was or should have been aware
of, including the company's financial condition. Lueung did not
disclose the company's financial condition, as set forth in its Forms 10-
KSB, for example, nor that Alfa was the subject of a going-concern
clause in its financial statements for each of three years from 2001
through 2003. Lueung made statements about Alfa and its business,
including stock price projections and guarantees, for which he had no
basis. He told one customer that he should mortgage his house to come
up with the money to buy the stock. He said that the sports and sports
apparel industry was recession-proof. Lueung compared investing in
Journey of Light's development project in Qatar to investing in Las
Vegas decades ago because both were located in deserts. Lueung also
told at least one investor that he could ignore the risk disclosures in
Alfa's private placement memorandum because they had nothing to do
with Contact Sports and Journey of Light's business prospects.
