First link on google for the business and owner's names:
http://pacificforestrally.net/archives/2005/bio/bio_Stow.htm
"Fast forward to 2005, when the Caution Motorsports team of Terry Christensen and Terry Woltman debuted a Subaru 2.5RS. Their Group 2 Mazda 323 was then available, and the Stow/Bradley team was reunited in the front-drive Mazda. The team had a respectable showing at the Doo Wops, then took the Mazda to British Columbia for the Mountain Trials rally. Despite persistent mechanical woes, the team set some blazing stage times."
also found: http://www.rallyracingnews.com/teams/pr13-rsport.html
"Meanwhile, third overall, and first in Production class, was Terry Christensen in a Subaru 2.5 RS, with co-driver Terry Woltman. The Washington-based duo put in an impressive performance, keeping their car on the road and moving along quicker than many of the more powerful machines present."
Holy shit this looks like a ton of fun... Now I'm watching youtube videos, there goes my day. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VucHoR98tRw
Topic: ****WARNING**** [HAVELOCK] BTM leasing inventory fund ***** WARNING**** (Read 2491 times)
August 09, 2014, 01:24:15 PM
August 09, 2014, 11:48:27 AM
BUMP, I have started to see a pattern as well. There is another security that has a bunch in common with this one. I am not 100% sure, but it looks pretty damn similar to another shitty stock/s listed, the person is from the exact same area as well and has lived in both states.
August 05, 2014, 10:55:59 AM
This seems to be a 0% loan for you to purchase the ATM machines, but you give no indication of what kind of revenue you expect to be getting nor how much each share can be expected to get back. It makes no sense to purchase $100 in shares, have your dividends then distribute $10 and then have the fund collapse from lack of reinvestment. That would mean the average shareholder would lose $90. There is no growth potential here. It's a loan that you get to decide how much you get to pay back.
You need numbers and more clear guidelines as to what investors would gain from giving you their money for your business, since the investor is the one carrying the risk. So far it doesn't sound good at all.
You need numbers and more clear guidelines as to what investors would gain from giving you their money for your business, since the investor is the one carrying the risk. So far it doesn't sound good at all.
Pretty sure this will get deleted by him as well.
August 05, 2014, 10:51:22 AM
What was the total the Angel Investors put in and what do they expect out of this? I skimmed the Prospectus but failed to see anything about it.
Are you yourself a U.S. Citzen?
Are you yourself a U.S. Citzen?
The BTM fund is separate from the management company. We raised a very small amount for the management company, therefore 100% of the lease inventory is being made available to the investors on Havelockinvestments.com (there is no pre-dilution of the BTM Fund).
My co-founder and I are US Citizens, though we both live internationally.
I am going to dig every public record for any trace of you. So if you have anything that might pop I would be honest and forth coming.
I am easy to get along with as long as you answer the questions and do not side step them or try to divert.
I found this to be a little odd
http://www.bizapedia.com/wa/CAUTION-MORTORSPORTS-LLC.html
TERRY ALAN WOLTMAN
Member
17830 294th Way Ne
Duvall, WA 98019
TERRY CHRISTENSEN <--- same first name different last name with same address?
Member
17830 294th Way Ne
Duvall, WA 98019
Why does you imput business not have a contact number? How do people get a hold of you if they need to talk? Snail mail?
August 05, 2014, 10:50:44 AM
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