Same story, different day... although I'm not in the medical profession. I started with Howard W. Bernett and purchased several works from 1997 to 2000, all done by the same artists mentioned in previous reports. I'm interested in art and thought it made sense to diversify.
Almost all of my holdings were always in 1st or 2nd place to "sell" but never did. There was always some excuse why they weren't moving and exciting stories about why I should be buying more. I suspected that I was being taken and when I stopped buying, he stopped calling and did not return my calls. My only consolation at the time is that I actually liked the majority of the pieces and even hung some of them up.
Imagine my surprise (after 8 years) when I got a voice message from Nick Poulos (apparently they also change their names) stating that my portfolio had "just landed on his desk" after I was "lost in the shuffle" and he was anxious to "sell" my pieces "quite soon".
I did a bit of digging on the Internet and found this site so I thought I would share the "experience". I would love to be part of a class action suit but it looks like the Canadian BBB may just be on their payroll.
I would also love to know the details of Maria's settlement.
Dave
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
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