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Jerry’s money
I have been following the story on this scumbag Wetzel and Sanders. These guys are crooks and you are a fool if you think otherwise. Sanders got his money while others got stiffed. How much are you getting a2zr for, gee, the very first post? Tell Jer I said high, scum!— June 5, 2010 4:15 p.m.
Why Mayor Sanders invested in Maxxum Equity Fund
Talking about the Mayor and his ties with towing companies: What is with this tow happy city? Maybe they should change it from Americas Finest City to just Americas Fine City. My family went down to volunteer for The Navy’s 24th Original Bay Bridge Run/Walk on May 16, 2010. What a great event and we had a good time. Only to come back and find our car had been towed. The reason was because of a Padres game. I don’t mind being ticketed for not reading the teeny tiny sign that said you can park here all Sundays and Holiday except for TODAY. But I do mind having my car, with my handicap placard, towed and paying a $180 tow charge (the tow yard is a mile away) and the City adding on a $120 charge plus the initial ticket of $40. I have been here during Padre games and normally they put out temporary signs on the street stating no parking because of an event. As I found a way to get to the towing yard I found many other people that got stuck in the similar situation. On the street I was on there were six spots to park. Instead of the confusion why don’t they just make it all no parking. Because the City would lose out on at least $840 every Padre game. I am done with San Diego and the mayors contract with the towing companies.— May 17, 2010 2:17 p.m.
Mayor Sanders and Jeffry Wetzel
In your Reader story of May 29, 2008 you mentioned Thomas Moore received a "Finders Fee". I wonder if he received a finders fee for the other corrupt company Universal Money Traders?— December 13, 2009 8:22 p.m.
Mayor Sanders and Jeffry Wetzel
That's how Wetzel got more clients. He would mention the Mayor is one of his oldest investors. Very interesting. Hey Jerry, Show Me the Money!— December 9, 2009 4:51 p.m.
Why Mayor Sanders invested in Maxxum Equity Fund
Jeffry James Wetzel and his wife Kimberly Wetzel of Morgan Stanley are filing Chapter 7 Bankrupcy. Also, found this from Nevada: COURT ENTERS FINDINGS REGARDING JEFFRY WETZEL The Commission announced that on March 17 the United States District Court for the Southern District of Nevada found that Jeffry Wetzel (Wetzel) violated and aided and abetted certain of the antifraud and books and records provisions of the federal securities laws. The Court found that Wetzel failed to act with the requisite intent to violate certain other provisions and, based upon Wetzel's lack of intent, as well as his agreement to make restitution in the amount of $48,000 to certain customers,denied the Commission's request for a permanent injunction against Wetzel. The Court found that Wetzel, while employed at two brokerage firms between 1987 and 1988, offered and sold securities in a penny stock company to investors without informing them of a manipulative scheme involving the securities, that he vas receiving excessive commissions for selling these securities, and that the investors could experience difficulty in selling the securities unless Wetzel found a buyer for an equal or greater number of shares. Furthermore, the Court found that Wetzel arbitrarily completed an opening account form with information which he had not obtained from the customer. [SEC v. Jeffry Wetzel, et al., CV-S-92-l083-HDM, LRL,USDC, SD Nevada] (LR-14038)— October 14, 2009 2:01 a.m.
Why Mayor Sanders invested in Maxxum Equity Fund
Does anyone know if this Wetzel guy is still taking peoples money under Maxxum Financial Group? I think my father-in-law might be involved in the same scheme.— March 20, 2009 12:22 p.m.