Comments on: Legisi Recovery Plan http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/ the latest HYIP community updates, from readers, to readers Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:15:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Andy http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-104690 Andy Mon, 24 Dec 2007 23:35:53 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-104690 I am certain that most all here know of Greg McKNight's affiliation with legisi, as well as the connection with mazu. There has been much talk of legisi on this network, but I have admittedly not read all of it. The head of mazu (Matt Gagnon) has since supposedly retired. He raked in tons of money with the mazu business pack however. He was able to retire, thanks to legisi. This is what he said. I am just repeating here. Anyway, we have the connection with mazu and legisi established. I could find NO information about legisi, and the status of the funds that are now seemingly unavailable to the legisi investors. Oops! I am not supposed to call them investors, and legisi is NOT an investment! Shame on me. Wait, I just don't care anymore! I can call it what I want. Now, I am calling it a scam. Anyway, the connection between Gagnon, mazu, and legisi is pertinent, as I am going to share with you what Matt Gagnon said to me in response to my email to him. I said: Matt, I am certain that this is not the place to ask about this. Sorry about that. I cannot find any answers about the status of legisi, or withdrawals. I have noticed that the website is down. Prior to that, things were not looking all that hot. Are we just basically screwed or what? The response I received was this: Don't know. Greg won't talk to any of us. I hope not (as deep down I think Greg is a good guy) but many of us are starting to wonder. I have over $1,000,000 in so no one is as excited as me for this to work out. Matt Mazu.com Thanks in advance. OK, there is is. My email to Gagnon and his response to me. I apologize for my lateness, as this was back in October (I wrote on the 22nd, and received the response the next day), but it fell through the cracks. Perhaps I didn't really want to deal with what appears to be an ugly truth. I am so sorry for everyone who lost money, large or small amounts. I only hope that justice may be served. Oh yes, I am among the ripped off. Part of what I put it there was some money I got when I sold my wife's van. Well, it was in my name when I sold it. lol Also, it was an agreed upon transaction. I really regret putting it into legisi instead of somewhere legit where it could have done some good for her, or us. I was watching my money in there grow, and was having no trouble moving from e-bullion to legisi. I thought it was OK, but I should have gotten out while the getting was good. She had told me that we need to get the money out of there, and I told her that I was trying. This was when things started looking ugly. I waited too long, and yes, she was right. Anyway, my best to all. Andy I am certain that most all here know of Greg McKNight’s affiliation with legisi, as well as the connection with mazu. There has been much talk of legisi on this network, but I have admittedly not read all of it. The head of mazu (Matt Gagnon) has since supposedly retired. He raked in tons of money with the mazu business pack however. He was able to retire, thanks to legisi. This is what he said. I am just repeating here. Anyway, we have the connection with mazu and legisi established. I could find NO information about legisi, and the status of the funds that are now seemingly unavailable to the legisi investors. Oops! I am not supposed to call them investors, and legisi is NOT an investment! Shame on me. Wait, I just don’t care anymore! I can call it what I want. Now, I am calling it a scam. Anyway, the connection between Gagnon, mazu, and legisi is pertinent, as I am going to share with you what Matt Gagnon said to me in response to my email to him.

I said:

Matt,

I am certain that this is not the place to ask about this. Sorry about that. I cannot find any answers about the status of legisi, or withdrawals. I have noticed that the website is down. Prior to that, things were not looking all that hot. Are we just basically screwed or what?

The response I received was this:

Don’t know. Greg won’t talk to any of us. I hope not (as deep down I think Greg is a good guy) but many of us are starting to wonder. I have over $1,000,000 in so no one is as excited as me for this to work out.

Matt
Mazu.com

Thanks in advance.

OK, there is is. My email to Gagnon and his response to me. I apologize for my lateness, as this was back in October (I wrote on the 22nd, and received the response the next day), but it fell through the cracks. Perhaps I didn’t really want to deal with what appears to be an ugly truth. I am so sorry for everyone who lost money, large or small amounts. I only hope that justice may be served.

Oh yes, I am among the ripped off. Part of what I put it there was some money I got when I sold my wife’s van. Well, it was in my name when I sold it. lol Also, it was an agreed upon transaction. I really regret putting it into legisi instead of somewhere legit where it could have done some good for her, or us. I was watching my money in there grow, and was having no trouble moving from e-bullion to legisi. I thought it was OK, but I should have gotten out while the getting was good. She had told me that we need to get the money out of there, and I told her that I was trying. This was when things started looking ugly. I waited too long, and yes, she was right.

Anyway, my best to all.

Andy

]]> By: siernnalorac http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-90543 siernnalorac Sun, 28 Oct 2007 05:45:00 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-90543 Please change Name Please change Name

]]> By: Peggy Costello http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-87542 Peggy Costello Mon, 15 Oct 2007 02:20:57 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-87542 I invested $10,000 with Legisi. Now the web site has disappeared and I none of the email addresses are any good. THis was money I inherited from my mother and was meant to become funding for my daughter's education. I am devastated. I saved 5 emails relating to my Legisi transactions. The last was the final deposit of $9000 on 9/12/07. What do I do now? I invested $10,000 with Legisi. Now the web site has disappeared and I none of the email addresses are any good. THis was money I inherited from my mother and was meant to become funding for my daughter’s education. I am devastated.

I saved 5 emails relating to my Legisi transactions. The last was the final deposit of $9000 on 9/12/07.

What do I do now?

]]> By: Doug http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-85767 Doug Fri, 05 Oct 2007 14:07:36 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2007/10/03/legisi-recovery-plan/#comment-85767 I recently entered into a working relationship with a client who told me about this Legisi thing. I advised her that I would look into it and tell her what I found. Upon searching the web and gathering info I advised her to get her money out and run even if it meant 'losing her interest'. This was the "if you pull out early threat" they used to keep her in. As of today I haven't heard whether or not she got her money out but this newly made widow deserves better than to be scammed. Listening to her tell me how good this Legisi thing was I was already 99.9% sure it was a ripoff. Then when 12.5% return turned into 6% return, and contact was doubtful and if you are a governemnt official and so on and so on. It just sent red flags up all over the place. I will advise her to look into legal proceedings. I recently entered into a working relationship with a client who told me about this Legisi thing. I advised her that I would look into it and tell her what I found. Upon searching the web and gathering info I advised her to get her money out and run even if it meant ‘losing her interest’. This was the “if you pull out early threat” they used to keep her in. As of today I haven’t heard whether or not she got her money out but this newly made widow deserves better than to be scammed. Listening to her tell me how good this Legisi thing was I was already 99.9% sure it was a ripoff. Then when 12.5% return turned into 6% return, and contact was doubtful and if you are a governemnt official and so on and so on. It just sent red flags up all over the place. I will advise her to look into legal proceedings.

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