Surtie Inheritance Scam

Those people have been fusked over by the scammers.
They want their money and religion back.
 
For newcomers, let me repeat once again:

- There appears to be a legal claim to an inheritance due to the Surtie family. I am not sure quite how some of the other plaintiffs named in court papers have any direct claim to the inheritance.

- The court case is between heirs and other plaintiffs and PIC/ABSA/SARB etc. Judgement for the plaintiffs or out-of-court settlements would pay out to the plaintiffs.

- Some few of the many people soliciting donations claim to have agreements with the plaintiffs for repayment of donations and profits therefrom. Although no example (credible or obviously fake) has ever been displayed, one has to accept that there might really be some people who will have verifiable, legal claim to monies obtained by the claimants in whatever bona fide settlement is reached with the defendant(s).

- Donors base their hopes for riches on promises made by scammers like Pastoor Johann, some of whom claim to be party to agreements with the legal plaintiffs in the case of the recovered money. The details and likely validity of these agreements are unknown.

- The reality is that you donors have no demonstrable claim to anything that the claimants in the court case might get. No matter how many billions might be paid out to the plaintiffs, you do not have direct legal claim to one cent of that.
 
Wary GOM said:
For newcomers, let me repeat once again:

- There appears to be a legal claim to an inheritance due to the Surtie family. I am not sure quite how some of the other plaintiffs named in court papers have any direct claim to the inheritance.

- The court case is between heirs and other plaintiffs and PIC/ABSA/SARB etc. Judgement for the plaintiffs or out-of-court settlements would pay out to the plaintiffs.

- Some few of the many people soliciting donations claim to have agreements with the plaintiffs for repayment of donations and profits therefrom. Although no example (credible or obviously fake) has ever been displayed, one has to accept that there might really be some people who will have verifiable, legal claim to monies obtained by the claimants in whatever bona fide settlement is reached with the defendant(s).

- Donors base their hopes for riches on promises made by scammers like Pastoor Johann, some of whom claim to be party to agreements with the legal plaintiffs in the case of the recovered money. The details and likely validity of these agreements are unknown.

- The reality is that you donors have no demonstrable claim to anything that the claimants in the court case might get. No matter how many billions might be paid out to the plaintiffs, you do not have direct legal claim to one cent of that.
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100% - my understanding is that there are only like 2 or 3 official beneficiaries to this whole thing. The rest of the bandwagon were (and probably still are) scammers and milked quite a bit of $$$ from various people...over like 15 years or something
 
Lionel Edward said:
Tell me if that is a scarm have a blessed day
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Yes it is
Renting a crowd of church-folk with less than average education doesn't do much to prove a point except that religious (desperate/greedy) folk are often preyed upon by scammers
Thanks for the vid though,I needed a good laugh today

Did you even look at the "Proof" Koorbanally used?

They did things like Netstat on some "PC in the PIC" to "Follow the money trail"
Like dude...this is Indian "googol call centar" scammer territory:ROFL:
 
PsyWulf said:
Yes it is
Renting a crowd of church-folk with less than average education doesn't do much to prove a point except that religious (desperate/greedy) folk are often preyed upon by scammers
Thanks for the vid though,I needed a good laugh today

Did you even look at the "Proof" Koorbanally used?

They did things like Netstat on some "PC in the PIC" to "Follow the money trail"
Like dude...this is Indian "googol call centar" scammer territory:ROFL:
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100%,
I didn't know that this was how they "Followed the money trail" - thanks.
 
Great Gatsby said:
100% - my understanding is that there are only like 2 or 3 official beneficiaries to this whole thing. The rest of the bandwagon were (and probably still are) scammers and milked quite a bit of $$$ from various people...over like 15 years or something
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Seems like u understand alot huh
 
Wary GOM said:
If you are a human newcomer, apologies for the following. If a bot - go lick a digital a*n*s. [I can't be bothered to code that for you.]

Clearly you haven't done any research (called due diligence where money is concerned) and have no UNDERSTANDING of any of the material in this thread and presented in posts. You might believe what some forked-tonged, self-styled pastor or "friend" has told you, but that isn't understanding or critical thought.
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okay, you win
 
And who has been paid out on your investment?
Come come don't be shy now.
It's been a decade at least.
 
Thugscub said:
And who has been paid out on your investment?
Come come don't be shy now.
It's been a decade at least.
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One thing about MTI that is different from the Surtie thing is that people did manage to get away with illegally gained payments. Unlike all these Surtie inheritance hopefuls, my wait for all the big-time MTI members has a good chance of showing success. Perhaps Cheri in an orange jumpsuit, but at least her having to give the liquidators and SARS her wealth.
 
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