Woooosh
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17 New Cases of "Century 21" Real Estate Fraud in Rosarito Beach
Nothing in English yet of course. Do they think we are mushrooms or something? And not just American victims.
http://www.frontera.info/EdicionEnLinea/Notas/Noticias/19072...
(google translate) "They claim fraud over real estate in Rosarito"
ROSARITO, Baja California (PH). 17 cases of real estate fraud were reported to the State Board of Realtors (CepiBC), by persons who claim to have
been defrauded by two real estate agents Century 21 company Acacia. Victor Loza CepiBC president said July 12 the date the agency has received
complaints following the complaint made by Guatemalan Galo Tello, amounting to 18 cases of alleged fraud committed by Pedro Gurrola and his partner
Margarita Gomez, representatives Century 21 company Acacia.
The figures of the amounts defrauded are varied, detailed Loza Bazán, but range from 3 thousand to 105 thousand dollars and 60% of those affected are
regional and other American and South Mexico. The real estate leader, said the alleged fraud were made in the process of buying and selling houses,
most of them located in Tijuana and only two in the Coastal Zone. Also announced that the council will be advising affected during legal processes are
followed in this case since it is unfair to abuse the trust of investors, and even more when it comes to a company that in theory has credibility and
seriousness in the United States. Loza Bazan said that according to the statement made by the complainants fraud started from November 2009, when the
pair of real estate agents kept the money from the customer, who could not see after the end of the conventions concluded much least their money back.
"They are very large the damages that these cases arise, for those who really are doing things right and proper under the law", said the ruling by
requiring housing authorities the provision of Justice to act quickly and expeditiously.
[Edited on 7-19-2011 by Woooosh]
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
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JoeJustJoe
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Real Estate fraud is a common occurrence everywhere including California.
Take a look at the "California Department of Real Estate" website where one page lists many real estate type fraud action by many people who aren't
even real estate agents. The list seems endless, and there are hundreds of other real estate type fraud going on in California alone:
Desist and Refrain Orders and/or Accusations for Loan Modification Activities:
http://www.dre.ca.gov/cons_drs.asp
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JoeJustJoe
Real Estate fraud is a common occurrence everywhere including California.
Take a look at the "California Department of Real Estate" website where one page lists many real estate type fraud action by many people who aren't
even real estate agents. The list seems endless, and there are hundreds of other real estate type fraud going on in California alone:
Desist and Refrain Orders and/or Accusations for Loan Modification Activities:
http://www.dre.ca.gov/cons_drs.asp |
So how many "wrongs" make a "right" in your world Joe? You can't justify bad behavior by pointing out more bad behavior. Baiting people with a fake
"Century 21" sense of security would never be tolerated by Century 21 corporate stateside- but in Mexico it is just seen as a bad business deal. How
does Century 21 repair it's image now Joe?
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
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They denounce more fraud real estate in Rosarito
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There are 17 cases which have been reported to the State Board of professional real estate (CepiBC), people who claim to have been disappointed by two
agents of real estate firm Century 21 Acacia.
Victor Loza, President of the CepiBC indicated that July 12-the date the Agency has received complaints following the complaint made by the Guatemalan
Gallen Tello, with totaling 18 cases of alleged fraud committed by Pedro Gurrola and his partner Margarita Gómez, Century 21 Acacia company
representatives.
The stolen amount figures are varied, detailed Loza Bazán, but range from 3 000 and up to us $105, 000 and 60 per cent of those affected are regional
and the rest wake and South Americans.
Real estate leader, pointed out that the alleged fraud were made in the process of buying and selling houses, most of them located in Tijuana, and
only two in the coast area.
Also unveiled that the Council will be advising those affected during the legal proceedings that follow on this issue, since it is unfair that he
abused the confidence of investors, and even more so when it comes to a company which in theory enjoys credibility and seriousness in the United
States.
Loza Bazán, pointed out that according to the above by the complainants fraud began from the month of November, 2009, when the pair of agents estate
stayed with the money from the client, who no longer could see after the end of the agreed conventions, much less their money back.
Real estate leader "Are very large the impact that these cases cause, for those who are truly doing things right and proper in the context of legal"
referred to demand the authorities responsible for the delivery of Justice to act quickly and expeditiously.
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