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announcement did not include information about whether construction financing
or title insurance had been secured. Thus, groundbreaking within two months is extremely unlikely. Promises that things will happen "within 90 days" are the classic buzzwords of a Mexican scam.  |
The project has no website, no sales office, and the developers
will be working out of their homes. Inquiries |
Why Do Men Snore When They Lie On Their Backs?
(Because Their Balls Fall Over Their Butt-hole And They Vapour Lock)
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| about the project go to Paul Knopick at E and E Communications, a PR company based in Orange County. But, Knopick refuses to answer a single question about the project, and his manner was rude and abrupt. He said that his instructions were to refer all inquiries to the |
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developers, who supposedly
would return the calls, which they never did. Thus, inquiries must go through a screening process, a common element
of a fraud. It is unusual
for a company to issue
a major announcement about a new development, and have no website or |
sales team in place.
Buyers or investors are advised to use extreme caution when considering an investment in this development.
The project is also being marketed under the name Pelican Reef. Since no sales information is available, it does not appear
that selling condos to. |
the public is the point of the enterprise. If the project is not legitimate, it may be a stock price manipulation scheme, a money laundering
plan, or a ruse aimed at wealthy investors with little knowledge of Mexico.
It is also possible that the developers themselves have been duped. |
