I also was cold-called by a broker for Galerie Concorde in January 2008. I was told of the amazing opportunities available in the same artists' (Maxx & Nieman) prints, and the accompanying stories as to how the works were obtained at bargain prices - death, divorce, and debt. I purchased a few ...
I was persuaded to make a short-term investment on a Peter Max print over 9 years ago. I contacted the Better Business Bureau as suggested by my account broker. At the time the Better Business Bureas informed that Gallerie Concorde was reputable. I contact my account broker, Mr. Harold Sendel, ...
I was cold-called in 2001 to buy artwork from Gallerie Concorde at a wonderful price, according to the rep. at the time. Over 2 years, I (foolishly) purchased a total of 10 pieces of art from GC by Peter Max and other "Famous" artists. In 2005, I tried to sell some of the pieces. I was ...
We purchased 2 Peter Max pieces in August of 1995 with the sales pitch of it being a good liquid investment. Hold them for 9 months to a year and then sell them at a good profit since Peter Max was in trouble for taxes with the IRS. We waited the nine months and then called to relist the paintings ...
I was cold called by Mr. Harold Sendel of Gallerie Concorde about two years ago. He informed me that due to terrible circumstances a client of his had to sell some valuble artwork at greatly reduced prices. We could then resell the art at 50-100% profit. This deal would result in being a loyal ...
Three years ago Mr. Harold Sendel of Gallerie Concorde called me regarding a quick money making opportunity. He indicated a client was in trouble with the IRS and needed to liquidate his art work in a hurry at a price of pennies on the dollar. The art work was even appraised by Juris Poruks and I ...