VIRUS ALERT!! We got a FAX with this phone number on it, that say they're from WALL STREET INTERNATIONAL. The fax was specifically targeted to our company and my boss, asking if you would be 'receptive to having your story told on Fox Business News or Bloomberg TV', at our company.

I tried to check it out, Googling 'Wall Street International', and immediately our virus checker went crazy with all the stuff that was coming at my computer!! There were worms and trojans and spyware galore! It took 2 days to get rid of it all--STAY AWAY, is my advice!!!

This time, letter was faxed to us in Malaysia. Very persistent, at least 6 faxes so far. Letter head says Wall Street International, Mergers & Acqusitions. Signed by Lionell Cartier, Senior Vice President.

Smells like a scam a mile away!

I also recieve these faxes on a weekly basis, about a year I responded to one for fun, I must have talked to "the ceo" for an hour, giving all sorts of BS facts and figures, in the end I told him I would sell my company for $4 Million Dollars, his response was that I was leaving Millions on the table, and could get at least double for my business, so I kept telling him, why don't you buy it for $4 million and make yourself a quick $4 million, that seemed to shut him up, and he didn't have a reply for me.

Now they're branching out into seminars!  Steven Smolen from Wall Street International is sponsoring a 3 hour complimentary seminar entitled "Sell Your Business or Raise Money in 2012"; conducted by Steven West, author of "How to Sell Your Business Quickly at the Highest Price", and "How to Raise all the Money you Need without Losing Control."
You will learn:  What your business is worth, etc, etc, etc.
Held at the Foxwood Casino in Mashantucket, CT, Hollywood, Florida, Orlando, FL, and at JW Marriot in Washington, DC.

Only 7 Seats left!  Call Today!

Where did they get the money for these seminars in all these upscale places?  From some poor suckers who got taken in!!  DON'T LET IT BE YOU!!!!!

Yes:  NEVER try to get yourself removed or unsubscribed (either by fax, phone or email).  All this does is inform the scammers that those modes of contact are valid and they will sell that information to others.Sadly, it will take a long time before they just stop sending the faxes (many do not stop at all), but it also lessens the chances of getting even more garbage (email is the worst).A lot of these scam situations are set up so that the faxer/phoner/emailer is paid by the number of requests they send out and not whether they have any return, so it's in their best interest to make it impossible for you to contact them to unsubscribe.  And like I said, if you do, then they can make more money selling your information.  It's best to just toss out/delete and move on.

Greets from Austria!
Wall Street Global is extending its reach and scamming now also here!

Dear old Lionell Cartier and his pal Richard Solera seem interested in acquiring French companies as well! Mind you, Paris IS a nice place so I understand they want to come over ;-)
We receive something like 3 faxes a week at the moment. Sometimes more, sometimes less. Such a waste of ink a paper...