PARTICULARS FOR TRANSFER OF USD425,000.00
Contained in a number of emails to Wikifrauds from
the investor, was advice that ..."he (Ali) has send
a letter that upon receipt of the last payment, he (Ali) will within 48
hours remit the sum to the borrower."
"His (Ali's) letter was dated 24/2/2009 and today is 2/3/2011, the money is still not in."
But the most brazen fact is the letter has
an address for Ali as his London address that he abandoned in 2006!
Therefore A) He was skimming from his own company so his backers
didn't know about the $425K, and B) He used his old address in case the
Malaysian people later wanted to locate him. And why wasn't the letter
on WGA Stationery? He scams everyone,
including his backers!
Letter from Ali
to Borrower
dated Feb 24, 2009 and giving until Feb 25, 2008 to receive US$425K as
a service fee. Read the garbage from Ali about his legal team in
Rome! Click
here
Our comment.
This story is nothing more than utter
tragedy for some 77 investors in Malaysia, and their principal
borrower. It is full of deceipt by Ali. To make his victim comfortable
while he helped himself to his money, Ali even issued a press release
stating he was to open an office in Kualar Lumpur, which he never did.
But the Straits
Times carried the story, as did many news outlets. So
it became "fact" and our borrower believed it. And so therefore did
future victims from Australia and New Zealand when undertaking their
due diligence on WGA. The old story, if it's in the press and on the
internet, it just must be true!
Ali is a cunning and totally ruthless man who does not care how many
people are suffering at his hands.
Wikifrauds observers have been demanding proof from us and names of
victims.
Well, we have delivered two now, and included the supporting
documents. The Australian victim, Keith Johnson, has now gone
public.
We hope our friends in the Spanish press will at last publish these
documents and start asking those hard questions instead of giving this
pig of a man free publicity, and fawning all over him.