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, ...
After buying a total of 3 prints from galerie concorde for a total of $7803.12 starting December 3, 1997 i started to realize the game this company was playing. Originally i dealt with a man named Mitchell Field who promised these prints would sell quickly. After years of back and forth ...
I guess same as the ohers comments I have read, I was lured into buying art that would be reselled for a very healthy profit, after the second painting I bought (overpriced as I found out later) I realized it was all a scam and stop delivery of a third piece that was already on my way. a friend of ...
I also feel as though I was targeted due to income and being a medical professional. They obviously buy lists of high income earners and target them aggressively!! My first mistake is that I opened an extremely professional looking package sent to my work. Out of curiosity, I opened the package and ...
I see that I am one of many that have been swindled by Gallerie Concorde. I got a "cold call" in 2000 from a Nancy Harrison with the sales pitch about art. I decided to go ahead and buy some Peter Max pieces with the promise that this would be a short term investment and I would see a ...
I was contacted by Earle Corber in April 2007 about a Leroy Neiman piece. He told me that this piece would be worth three times as much on the market right now. I checked with the better business bureau with Montreal, and even received a letter from Galerie Concorde stating that their record is ...