Hi Bald Eagle - the following was posted by Marty on the Raging Bull thread. The website in question is offensive to all TSIG shareholders - especially this part - “Psst! Hey kid: Ya wanna
buy 5,000 Music Cards?” and the CC Music Card displayed prominently in the right hand corner. I wonder how long it has been up.
Regards,
Phil
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By: drmef
Reply To #3596 by LoosiannaShaman
Friday, 22 Jan 1999 at 4:49 AM EST
Post # of 3606
Hi ls,
You are definitely not alone in your thinking and response to Mr. Rogu. Besides the defamation and apparent distortions of many of his comments, it seems quite obvious to me that he appears to be attempting with his colleagues to extort monies from TSIG which he knows only too well (and by his own admission) has no relationship with his contractual arrangements with DP Enterprises or the old CCI (Nevada). To the best of my knowledge, attempted extortion is a criminal offense. His publishing of this website link on the TSIG thread certainly shows malicious intent on his part and that of
his colleagues to cause harm to TSIG and its' shareholders. IMO, not only should TSIG consider getting an immediate injunction against Rogu, et al and file litigation for intentional and malicious defamation and tortious interference, but perhaps the shareholders should consider starting their own action. In addition, based upon his own statements in his "website", IMO filing an immediate complaint of criminal extortion with the Suffolk County District Attorney or the New York State Attorney General or the U.S. Attorney General may well be in order. His complaints were made on the threads before (as you stated) and he was given the answers. If he or any of his colleagues could get a reputable attorney to find a legitimate cause of action
against TSIG, I think you will agree they would already have done so. I feel badly that he and other old dealers may have gotten burned in the past, but perhaps they did their DD on their investment after the fact... which, IMO, shows their business acumen to begin with. Many businesses fail every year and thousands of people lose money buying franchises every year, but they don't attempt to destroy and extort monies from a legally unrelated company. I certainly hope Mr. Rogu and colleagues have "deep pockets" because, IMO, they're going to need them quickly. And, BTW, it's too late for them to transfer their assets.
Be Right!!!... Sit Tight!!!
Best always,
Marty |
