Has anyone heard of Properties Exchange or Resort Properties Exchange ?

[TUGBrian]

well, looks like the karma train is pulling into the station!

http://www.dailycamera.com/news/bou...da-two-men-indicted-timeshare-transfer-scheme

Officials are concerned that there may be more potential victims who have not come forward. Anyone who may have been a victim is asked to call Boulder Police Detective Traci Cravitz at 303-441-3345.

 

[LannyPC]

This is an update to this story here, correct?

http://tugbbs.com/forums/index.php?...r-company-owners-indicted-in-colorado.249214/

 

[TUGBrian]

looks to be the same, i was just linking it to the thread that originally mentioned the actual company name!

 

[jakduke@cox.net]

Looks like karma was on the side of Mr. Chavez. He was not found guilty and set free. Now he is sueing the Boulder Police Department and Boulder County District Attorney's Office, alleging that he is the victim of malicious prosecution. He made the following comment: He said that he is a good man with a legitimate business and his company "continues to work with clients to finalize any remaining files despite the City's obstruction." It's a good thing he could afford a good lawyer. Hopefully he will be able to continue helping others. I feel bad that dozens of his employees lost their job over the city's senseless act. I am sure he will bounce back.

Heres the link:

http://www.dailycamera.com/news/boulder/ci_31124024/man-charged-alleged-time-share-scheme-plans-sue

 

[Tony Carrozza]

Very true! Karma is above all thing!

 

[theo]

Karma is above all thing!

Very profound, if not entirely coherent --- but factual accuracy is important too. See comments below...

 

[theo]

Looks like karma was on the side of Mr. Chavez. He was not found guilty and set free. Now he is sueing the Boulder Police Department and Boulder County District Attorney's Office, alleging that he is the victim of malicious prosecution. He made the following comment: He said that he is a good man with a legitimate business and his company "continues to work with clients to finalize any remaining files despite the City's obstruction." It's a good thing he could afford a good lawyer. Hopefully he will be able to continue helping others. I feel bad that dozens of his employees lost their job over the city's senseless act. I am sure he will bounce back.

Heres the link:

http://www.dailycamera.com/news/boulder/ci_31124024/man-charged-alleged-time-share-scheme-plans-sue

As I read the article, Mr. Chavez has not been acquitted of the (more than 100) felony counts against him. There is actually no mention of any verdict and, as far as I know, there has not been a trial yet. Do you have some additional, more current information to cite, or have you simply misinterpreted the article?

The article whose link you have provided simply states that Chavez has filed a "notice of intent to sue claim" (...we'll see about that later, won't we? ) for malicious prosecution. If he is ultimately convicted on the (more than 100) felony counts against him as charged, that claim will quickly dissolve into thin air.

I am unclear why you are "sure" that this thieving parasite will "bounce back". If he is ultimately convicted on multiple felony charges, it is reasonable to speculate or assume that there might very well be a "career change" in his future.

 

[jakduke@cox.net]

As I read the article, Mr. Chavez has not been found not guilty of the (more than 100) felony counts against him. There is no mention of a verdict in the article. Do you have more current information to cite, or have you merely misinterpreted the article?

The article whose link you have provided simply states that Chavez has indicated that he "plans" (...we'll see later, won't we? ) to sue for malicious prosecution. If he is ultimately convicted on the (more than 100) felony counts as charged, that claim will quickly dissolve into thin air.

His business works. He negotiated a transfer of my property back the resort. I don't own mine anymore. Just advocating for him because he got me out of that crazy loop of lies and disappointments. Transfers are a slow process, but I can't imagine why he would do for some and not for others. If I was a guilty man, I would not want to go back into a court room to sue the city. I would leave town. He may have to change his name again after they have smeared his reputation. Who knows? I just hope he can finish helping those people since he is not in trouble anymore. If I was his customers, I would sue the Boulder PD as well. Boulder definitely delayed their transfer process even further.

 

[theo]

His business works. He negotiated a transfer of my property back the resort. I don't own mine anymore. Just advocating for him because he got me out of that crazy loop of lies and disappointments. Transfers are a slow process, but I can't imagine why he would do for some and not for others. If I was a guilty man, I would not want to go back into a court room to sue the city. I would leave town. He may have to change his name again after they have smeared his reputation. Who knows? I just hope he can finish helping those people since he is not in trouble anymore. If I was his customers, I would sue the Boulder PD as well. Boulder definitely delayed their transfer process even further.

You are free to wave Kristopher Chavez' flag all you want. I'd simply like to know why you believe that he has been acquitted of the (more than 100 counts) felony charges against him when there has not yet even been a trial .

Do you have any additional facts or more current information to present regarding the accurate status of the criminal case against Chavez?
This is a simple and straightforward question; my hope is that you have an equally simple and straightforward answer; the cited article certainly ain't it.
As far as I know, Chavez' criminal case has not yet even gone to trial. Nothing in the article you've cited states (or remotely suggests or implies) otherwise.

 

[jakduke@cox.net]

We can agree to disagree. I do however agree that the article is not clear that he has been cleared, but with as much bias reporting and news, I would definitely not expect that considering that city's police department may have made a mistake and charged an innocent person with felony charges. That would be a black eye for that city's law enforcement and the paper would not incite that. We will see. I just think that him being interviewed is a sign that he is not locked up right now and in his statement, he talks about being thankful about having the resources to have had been able to fight the charges. Seems to me like that is his own Chavez flag. True or false? Who knows? I just hope he does do right and help the other folks that he has been paid to help. Time will tell.