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8 Comments on Beware the Scam: Knoxville TN Based Mortgage Investment Scheme
Chiara - Thank you for the warning on Beware the Scam: Knoxville TN based mortgage investment scheme. It is important to expose criminals praying on elderly.
Hi John. Yes, nothing irks me more than people (I am actually thinking of a not very nice expletive) that prey on the elderly.
Chiara.....there are so many elderly who don't understand any of this and they are fair game for scammers.....
Barbara, I completely agree. And, if I were a betting person, I'd wager many of these folks will not get their "investments" back, either. Best thing to do is spread the word about these scams, in hopes of keeping folks safe.
Chiara, there's got to be a better way to protect the elderly from these types of scams.
Tammie, I agree with you 100%! I wish I knew a better way to get the information out there, but we do the best we can by posting the scams and giving appropriate places for good information.
I invested with this man and recieved a check like clock work every month for 10 years. The IRS put a hold on all of his money and he COULD not continue to pay everyone......that is why the payments "suddenly stopped".....maybe it wasn't a scam...maybe the govt didn't feel like they were getting their share...AS USUAL. Not everything you read is true. If you've ever been in the spotlight, you would know the media isn't honest about everything. I know Charles Candler was a good man and the facts have not all came out yet. It may not be exactly how it seems. I feel bad for his family that is left behind. Pray for them.
Wanda thank you for your perspective. However, my post was not focusing on Candler's businesses, but to point out that not all investment opportunities regarding real estate are actually legitimate, and offering folks several places to find appropriate information.
From the original article:
Neither Candler nor any of the firms listed in the IRS letter have a license to do mortgage investments in Tennessee, according to the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions