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Originally Posted by dag
I was ripped off by Legisi. I was suppose to get paid Aug. 15th, when I called the company they told me I would be paid Sept. 14th.
September 13th came and Greg wrote a long letter wanting 30 to 60 more days. I called 810-230-3205 and they told me that they would have to find the money to pay everyone. When I looked at the web site today it is GONE. I called corporate office and all they have is an answering machine. The office is CLOSED.
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God how I hate to be the voice of reason in anything regarding Legisi as quite frankly I think Greg is a very very poor manager and communicator as proven over the last little while and also by your experiences.
But having said that and in the interest of fairness I still think it's too soon to consider that anybody has been ripped off by Legisi yet. I stress the word YET.
Yes they have some serious cash flow issues no doubt about that. They also have some major staffing issues. There is also no doubt that Greg was rather arrogant when he set up the company and figured he could just host it on US soil and not have issues, that of course turned out to be false.
Loaning is a very gray area as far as the SEC is concerned and Greg might yet be charged with selling unregistered securities.. although that has not happened yet.
So have payments stopped? Yes they sure have, but there is plenty of proof to be found on the net that Greg, via Legisi owns millions of shares of stock. Some of it I will admit is penny stock and at this point not looking like it's got much value. But he also claims to have large positions in a few IPO's that are waiting to be cleared for trading, if this is true it's quite possible he could be able to get out of a large part of the financial mess he is in.
The question is, do we (you me or anyone) believe him about the IPOs? I am still on the fence on this one as I've seen no actual proof of it only of the penny stocks.
But when all is said and done Greg asked for 30 to 60 days from the latter part of September to try and make things right. He is far too visible, both his home and business information is out there for all to see for him to just vanish like so many nameless faceless guys.
So while there is a LOT of indication that in fact Legisi might have been just another well done Ponzi there is also some indication that it was not. As with all things of this nature only time will tell.
My Personal opinion is that the truth lies somewhere in the middle. I won't got into all the reasons for that here but there is a strong case to be made for why I feel that.
So don't give up on your money yet, but as with all things I hate to trot out the old stand by, make sure you never invest more than you can afford to simply walk away from on a moments notice.
J