Get a Home for Free! Key Arguments by Eric Noveshen

A free home can be your’s too. A few key arguments on how to fight legitimate foreclosures and live in your home without paying the mortgage and even get the note holder to pay your property taxes. Watch out Albertelli Law, you have no idea what you are up against.

See also, KRG CREC/KS PEMBROKE PINES, LLC, et al. v. Eric Noveshen cases (s): 09-27263 13

Fourth DCA appeal, case number: 4D11-3412 , ERIC L. NOVESHEN  vs.  KRG CREC/KS PEMBROKE PINES, LLC, et al.  Comparing all these documents, its unbelievable how many people are accused of committing forgery against Eric Noveshen and Cheryl Wilson!   

How Noveshen Avoids Paying Property Taxes

 

 

 

 

Eric Noveshen Seeks to Conceal his Fraudulent Business Activities

Eric Noveshen, a great divisor of financial schemes, a great vexatious litigant, a great manipulator of Florida foreclosure laws to attain free housing, a great, to sum it up a great fraud – is seeking to have this website and any others exposing his financial scams taken down.

Noveshen demands that these pages contain “untruthful” claims and defamatory remarks, much like the baseless “Cease and Desist” Noveshen posted on a RipOff Report about his business. Other then reader comments, which we cannot verify, Noveshen has not identified anything untruthful on this site. The fact is every blog is based on and often features the public document upon which it is based. Proof is in the publications, many written by Noveshen himself.

Noveshen’s goal is to deprive would be investors of information. He will bully, harass, stalk and sue, anyone attempting to combat his economic crimes through exposure. He want’s this site down because it links his dozens of fraudulent activities in one easy-to-find location, ultimately shrinking his pool of potential victims to deprive of money. Operating in secrecy is the only way the “stinky pinky” penny stocks Noveshen makes a living off of thrive. If his name is publicly linked investors would run!

We issue this challenge – can someone provide the name of ONE company Eric Noveshen has been a broker/employee where he was not sued for illegal broker activities? Or fired for same? Or didn’t include in his personal bankruptcy to avoid repayment of debt? Not Roan Meyers (sued and settled for unauthorized trading, fraud, common law fraud and negligence). Not Gruntal & Co. (sued unauthorized trades) ultimately fired for violation of firm policy. Not Newbridge Securities, see Noveshen bankruptcy filing, 2005.

Is there any company Eric Noveshen has acted as a “consultant” to that is not associated with claims of kickbacks, shorting, churning, pump and dump or other stock manipulation tactics?

Is there any home Eric Noveshen has resided from 2000-2016 that has not been the subject of a foreclosure lawsuit? See Bank One Indymac v. Eric L. Noveshen 2003. Wells Fargo v. Christina Noveshen and Eric Noveshen 2003. Or property documents on 436 NE 10th Ave, 33301 and 508 Coconut Isle Dr., 33301.

Are any of Noveshen’s companies not associated with a type of fraud? Envision Capital, Bridgewater Capital, Bridgewater Advisors, HR Ventures, Envision Foods have all been linked to fraudulent activities.

There are no erroneous claims contained in these pages. If any documents are misinterpreted, with a proving of otherwise we professionally ensure correction will quickly ensue.

A warning is issued to anyone considering doing business with Eric Noveshen, loaning him money or purchasing a penny stock Noveshen is positioned to benefit from:

Any man who seeks to bury the first amendment right to talk about his business interactions because he cannot boast of legitimate success is FISHY. If it smells like a fraud and flops like a fraud throw it back and WASH YOUR HANDS CLEAN.

Cooking the Books, Eric Noveshen Family Recipe

As seen in past posts, Eric Noveshen, and his alter ego Envision Capital are very sensitive to any negative posts about himself, calling them slander and defamatory no matter how true they might be.

Source: InvestorsHub.com 

Yet under the guise of litigation privledge Noveshen freely makes up false defamatory statements about many others. Though he was a contracted “consultant” of a Florida company called Spa Capsule, which partially under his direction turned out to be a penny stock pump-and-dump, Noveshen actively promoted his counter- lawsuit and its false accusations about the company owner Allen Licht (ticker SMEV). He spread the word to so many that the allegations ended up in posts on stock promo boards, such as Investors Hub. Wouldn’t accusing someone of money laundering be just as slanderous as saying someone took kickbacks and shorted stocks?

http://investorshub.advfn.com/Simulated-Environment-Concepts-Inc-SMEV-9628/

Source: Investorshub.com 

Ironically the exhibits refered to have Noveshen’s Mother Cheryl Wilson’s hand writing all over them. According to Allen Licht, Novehen “inserted his Mother” as the bookkeeper. Questionable? You bet ya. Cooking the books? Or more professionally stated, falsification of financial documents? You be the judge. One of the so called documents is below. Pay attention to the Cher in Cheryl, the Cher above Dr. Frank Donaruma, the y at the end of Happy and the y in Cheryl. Nice hand writing though if its used for good cause.

 

UPDATE (Feb 18, 2016): RESPONSE TO COMMENT ASKING FOR PHOTOGRAPH TO IDENTIFY ERIC NOVESHEN’S MOTHER SINCE HE ATTEMPTS TO MASK THEIR RELATIONS:

How Ribotsky and “The Purchaser”Kept NIR’s AJW Fund Fraud Alive

A recent blog sited a 2011 SEC complaint against the NIR Group and Corey Ribotsky. Part of the complaint stated Ribotsky “entered into a multi-million dollar transaction with the Purchaser and his entities that was clearly not in the best interest of the AJW Funds.” The complaint further states, “Prior to entering into the debenture transactions in November and December 2008, Ribotsky knew and in fact told others the Purchaser’s character and reputation for honesty were suspect.”

There was much speculation on several investment boards that “the Purchaser” was Eric Noveshen. Ribotsky commissioned an investigation into the Purchaser’s financial condition, part of the report summary:

From Investors Hub,  investorshub.com 

 

Description of the “Purchaser” in the 2011 SEC Complaint: 

We wondered why would Ribotsky enter into a multi-million-dollar transaction for AJW Funds with a “Purchaser” he clearly knew was not financially sound enough to pay his own credit cards?

The SEC summed it up simply, the transaction, that was sure to fail, allowed Ribotsky to report “a “realized” gain at a critical time without his funds actually receiving any money.” In other words it allowed him to defraud AJW investors longer. We don’t know if “the Purchaser” was compensated for assisting in this act of fraud.

Speculation that the “Purchaser” was Eric Noveshen was not limited to the timing of his Edooorways deal with NIR. The SEC complaint says the Purchaser had many debts. Court records show many lawsuits were filed against Novehsen, his companies and straw buyers, for failure to pay credit cards and other obligations in 2008 and 2009, below are just a few.

American Express vs. Cheryl Wilson and Eric Noveshen filed June 2008. 

KRGCrec vs. Eric Noveshen filed May 2009, Cypress Creek vs. Envision Cypress (Eric Noveshen’s company) filed November 2008, Citibank vs. Estelle Hartman, “interested party” and card holder Eric Noveshen filed Sept. 2009

Wakefield Quinn Barristers & Attorneys vs. Envision Capital, Bridgewater Capital LTD (Eric Noveshen’s companies) filed in 2008

The home he resided in went into foreclosure in 2008 as well. And his Former Wife found document’s apparently showing “clear wrong doing in the nature of mortgage fraud” likely occurred in Noveshen’s obtaining the use of that property.

Jpmorgan Chase Bank vs. Estelle Hartman (straw buyer for resident Eric Noveshen) Real Property Foreclosure filed July 2008 

 

Aurora Loan Services vs. Cheryl Wilson (straw buyer for resident Eric Noveshen). Real Property Foreclosure filed April 2008 

 

 

 

Noveshen’s Gaggles of Women, Threats, Testimony, Drug Use and More

When Eric Noveshen’s former wife Christina Carter testified that her ex-husband has a issues with “internet and sexuality” and “other women” seems she was spot on. Along with anonymous tips we get many pictures of Noveshen, with a lot of different women. (Below Noveshen appears with two women at once in a suggestive photo). Former wife Carter also testifies that one Noveshen’s girlfriends was scared to testify in court against him because Noveshen was “threatening my life and threatening to call HRS.” HRS is the Florida Department of Health and the Department of Children and Family Services an organization that investigates child maltreatment.

Testimony of Christina Carter:

 

 

 

 

 

Noveshen Current & Past Business Partners

A handful of Eric Noveshen’s current and past business partners. Some are on the up and up, fraudsters often ride the coattails of solid business people. Others are not so trustworthy it’s for investors to decide.

Automatic Slims partner (circa 2008) 

With Jeffrey Rubin, former partner Automatic Slims

Stock consulting/funding partners

Stock consulting team, Simulated Enviornment Concepts: Israel Bornstein, Eric Noveshen, Ajene Watson. And Edoorways:

Envision Food’s ‘Del Mar Cosi’ & ‘Envision London Square’ Agent

Christina Kitterman, former attorney at Scott Rothstein’s law firm. Kitterman is serving a five year jail sentence for fraud. Kitterman was the business attorney for Noveshen and listed as the registered agent for two of Noveshen’s companies, Envision Foods and Envision London Square. Both companies are now defunct.

Business associate 

Corey Ribotsky, former head of NIR

The “Purchaser” in SEC v. NIR Group

Speculation has stirred for years on stock boards on who the “Purchaser” mentioned in the 2011 SEC complaint against The NIR Group is. Not so far fetched that many pointed the finger at Noveshen who in 2008 was living in a home in foreclosure and was under a mountain of debt in the hundreds of thousands, had several phone lines shut off (Envision Capital was unreachable for at least two weeks), credit cards cut off and lawsuits filed against him in 2008 for unpaid debts. Eric Noveshen was one of the two PIPE deal finders mentioned in the 2010 SEC complaint against NIR’s Daryl Dworkin for paying bribes to him. There’s also those comment’s Ribotsky made about Noveshen in a deposition in Sept. 2009.

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Envision Capital / Med Gen Relationship

The special relationship between Eric Noveshen / Envision Capital and Boca Raton based Medgen run by Paul Kravitz. The kickbacks paid to Dworkin were by far no secret. Not only did those affiliated with Noveshen joke about it, the story played out in stock chat rooms like Investors Hub.

“was able to confirm that Noveshen and Kravitz did deal findin and kickback scams…”

Source: Investorshub.com

Medgen was a company producing natural health care remedies. The one it became infamous for was called SNORenz. The FTC thought Medgen made bogus claims about the potential of the product (see FTC complaint below) eventually Kravitz settled. Noveshen worked with Medgen until around 2008-09.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BEFORE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

In the Matter of

MED GEN, INC., a corporation, and
PAUL B. KRAVITZ, individually and as an officer of the corporation.

DOCKET NO.

COMPLAINT

The Federal Trade Commission, having reason to believe that Med Gen, Inc., a corporation, and Paul B. Kravitz, individually and as an officer of the corporation (“respondents”), have violated the provisions of the Federal Trade Commission Act, and it appearing to the Commission that this proceeding is in the public interest, alleges:

1. Respondent Med Gen, Inc. is a Nevada corporation with its principal office or place of business at 7284 West Palmetto Road, Suite 106, Boca Raton, Florida 33433.

2. Respondent Paul B. Kravitz is an officer of the corporate respondent. Individually or in concert with others, he formulates, directs, controls or participates in the policies, acts, or practices of the corporation, including the acts or practices alleged in this complaint. His principal office or place of business is the same as that of Med Gen, Inc.

3. Respondents have manufactured, advertised, labeled, offered for sale, sold, and distributed products to the public, including SNORenz. SNORenz is a topical spray that purports to reduce or eliminate snoring or the sounds associated with snoring by lubricating the vibrating tissues in the throat with a combination of oils, vitamins, and trace ingredients. SNORenz is a “food,” and/or “drug” within the meaning of Sections 12 and 15 of the Federal Trade Commission Act.

 

 

Connecting the dots Encompass Holdings, Daryl Dworkin, Eric Noveshen & NIR

Connect the dots….   Daryl Dworkin (then employee of NIR see email address ddworkin@nirgroup.com) + Encompass Holdings + Murry Goldenberg and Arthur Robbins (then CFO and Director of Encompass) + Eric Noveshen (PIPE deal finder for NIR) said to have paid kickbacks to Daryl Dworkin.

**Must be approved by NIR

A description of Eric Noveshen/Envision Capital’s involvement with Encompass Holdings and NIR from Investors Hub, the site is a wealth of knowledge.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=38904809

After being booted out, Envision Capital went after Encompass Holdings in court and had harsh words for Webber, “Scott Webber is a crook who killed his shareholders.” No wonder he holds a grudge, the courts rejected Noveshen / Envision’s attempt to collect for unpaid consulting fees.

More mentions of the “Mob on Wall Street” on in June 2015 on Investors Hub.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=114951921

As for the “Mob on Wall Street” guess ya had to be there….

http://www.businessweek.com/1996/51/b35061.htm

 

 

 

 

Lessons from Eric Noveshen’s Bankruptcy

Still driving a car from 1994 in 2008? Or was he emotionally attached to the hunk of metal that he accused a Broward County Employee of “harassing” him over?