Investor be ware! Mr Miller is a very convincing salesman and conned us into investing in one of his schemes in the Houston area of Texas. Make sure you do your due diligence and have parcel numbers, escrow accounts and copies of the promised corporate leases. None of which he was able to provide after a deposit was wired to his company account. Of course he emphasized how important it was to invest quickly and that our lawyer would only complicate and slow down the process. Make sure an attorney reviews all purchase agreements so that your investment is protected. When he could not provide this information he assured us that we would be refunded the deposit. That was several months ago and now he doesn't even respond to our emails.
Look closely at !r Miller's website realmarketmakers.com. It has actually improved from the prone and foreign language, but note that all the links are not original and are simply borrowed sites that artificially support his "pie in the sky" investment concepts. The deal package that he sent us does not even exist and is just a concept, (aka con). I would really like to know what happened to our money. His very prestigues address on LaSalle St in Chicago is leased on an hourly basis, which anyone can do, so don't be fooled like we were. I hope others have not been conned by this man.
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Investor be ware! Mr Miller is a very convincing salesman and conned us into investing in one of his schemes in the Houston area of Texas. Make sure you do your due diligence and have parcel numbers, escrow accounts and copies of the promised corporate leases. None of which he was able to provide after a deposit was wired to his company account. Of course he emphasized how important it was to invest quickly and that our lawyer would only complicate and slow down the process. Make sure an attorney reviews all purchase agreements so that your investment is protected. When he could not provide this information he assured us that we would be refunded the deposit. That was several months ago and now he doesn't even respond to our emails.
Look closely at !r Miller's website realmarketmakers.com. It has actually improved from the prone and foreign language, but note that all the links are not original and are simply borrowed sites that artificially support his "pie in the sky" investment concepts. The deal package that he sent us does not even exist and is just a concept, (aka con). I would really like to know what happened to our money. His very prestigues address on LaSalle St in Chicago is leased on an hourly basis, which anyone can do, so don't be fooled like we were. I hope others have not been conned by this man.