"Buy 1 for yourself and get the chance to sell your friends and family 5 and get your downline started!" We examine the multi-level marketing industry, where only the people who come up with the ideas make any money, and everybody else is left unhappy, broke, and tired of reading scripts and selling overpriced vitamins and similarly worthless products. Includes Global Prosperity, Pinnacle Quest International, IRS Codebusters, Stratia, and other new Global Prosperity scams.
Some reps and I have complained to a certain 3 letter agency and have gotten letters back from the Treasury Department. I don't think much money at all passes through Darnell's hands, but some of what little that does will be subject to the scrutiny of at least one of those "major governmental" agencies as Timmy Darnell calls them.
Timmy, Jack and their lawyer Jason aren't feeling the love anymore. It seems they don't appreciate the fine investigative work and truth telling we do here. They are complaining about public record going up here. Now, I can't imagine how all the court documents for their current legal adventure could end up public.
Funny how transparent, Christian, honest men of integrity seem to have so much to hide. Shouldn't all those various company records exonerate the boys and impeach me if I am so full of hatred and tell vicious lies as they claim? I must be confused again.
Soapboxmom
P.S.
Timmy devoted a quite lovely page just to me. I think the boy is coming a bit unhinged. He accuses reps that ask questions of having "mental situations." He might be having one of those himself. We should all pray for him.
The Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation (TFK) was established in December of 2005 under the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act*. The organization has been instrumental in providing ministry, service, and financial aid in several different areas:
Displaced Individuals: Funds from the Foundation are often used for extreme emergency situations involving displaced individuals who have lost their income and are facing homelessness and/or severe financial challenges. Multiple individuals have been saved from electricity/utilities termination and/or eviction with funding provided by TFK. This week, for instance, funds are being sent to a blind man who has been living in his car with his wife.
Gift of Service: Funds have also been used to renovate several homes of individuals whose meager incomes prohibit the ability to repair or upgrade their living conditions. For example, two renovated home projects were recommended to the Foundation by the ministry of Cottonw**d Creek Baptist Church. Representatives from the Allen based company, Advantage Conferences, provided the labor, and TFK raised the monies needed to complete those extensive renovations. Another recipient of the Gift of Service Project was an after-school activities house in a drug infested ghetto district of Orlando, Florida. Children now have a place to spend afternoon hours away from the hostile environment while their parent(s) are not at home.
God’s Child Project: Funds are also used for the God’s Child Project, a charitable organization based in Bismarck, ND. One of the most efficiently run ministerial/service organizations in existence (to our knowledge), the GCP has been instrumental in clothing, feeding, providing medical treatment, and educating children in third world countries (primarily Guatemala) for more than 15 years and is a model for ministries worldwide.
Principle: TFK is operated by Tim Darnell, a business owner from Allen, Texas, who has raised monies for the GCP since 1992. The Dreamer Center, GCP’s beautiful 3-story educational facility, was named in honor of Mr. Darnell’s singing group, Dreamer, after their group purchased the land for the school and raised significant dollars to fund the GCP for more than a decade.
The Messenger: TFK is also associated with Mr. Darnell’s free, weekly, electronically delivered, Christ-centered newsletter, The Messenger. In 2006, The Messenger was responsible for over 200 prayers of salvation and over 1,000 commitments from individuals to read the Bible from beginning to end (The Cover to Cover Campaign). The Messenger is now in its fourth year of weekly publication.
Donations
All donations are greatly appreciated and will be put to good and discretionary use. There is less than 2% spent on administrative expenses with this Foundation, an unusually low amount as non-profit entities go. If you would like to donate to the Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation, you may make your check payable to TFK, and send your tithe or check to:
Treasures For the Kingdom Foundation
1513 Home Park Dr
Allen, TX 75002
You can easily make your donation(s) via PayPal. All donations are 100% tax deductible. Here’s what you do:
Access your PayPal account. (If you don’t have one, you can easily set one up at no charge – http://www.PayPal.com)
Go to the “Send Money” tab
When asked for the e-mail address to send to, use: TreasuresKingdom@sbcglobal.net
Enter the amount you would like to donate
*Correction: I had originally posted that the Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation was a “501c3”. The official minutes in the organization documentation produced by our accounting firm use the term, “501c3” on several occasions, but even so, that doesn’t make TFK an official 501c3 entity, as assumed. TFK is a tax-exempt organization like a 501c3, and it has tax filing considerations and treatment like a 501c3 as stated in the minutes (see examples of that language below), but it derives its tax exempt status by virtue of another provision, namely the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act (see the language taken from Articles of Incorporation below).
To clarify, the “Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation is incorporated under the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act, and is an Integrated Auxiliary of Cottonw**d Creek Baptist Church.”
From ARTICLE IV in the Articles of Incorporation filed in the Office of the Secretary of State of Texas December 16, 2005: “It is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, education, and scientific purposes, including but not limited to the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code, or any corresponding provision of any future federal tax code.”
Further, in ARTICLE V: “…the corporation shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by a corporation exempt from federal income tax under Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code, or any corresponding provision of any future federal tax code, or (b) by a corporation, contributions to which are deductible under Section 170c2 of the Internal Revenue Code, or any corresponding provision in any future federal tax code.”
Further, in ARTICLE VI: “Upon the dissolution of the corporation, assets shall be distributed for one or more exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code, or any corresponding provision of any future federal tax code, or shall be distributed to the federal government, or to a state or local government, for a public purpose.”
All donations made to TFK are fully tax deductible for the donors and are greatly appreciated.
Contact your Pro Rep at: office@advantageconferences.com
or complete the online Interest Form
Before, Timmy said: The Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation (TFK) was established in December of 2005 as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization
On his first TFK page Timmy wrote:
God calls us to be stewardly with the monies He generously allows us to produce and “handle.” Moreover, it is a God-given responsibility and mandate for you and I to be productive. It is very clear that Jesus would have us be “Ten Talent” men and women (see Matthew 25 – the parable of the talents), people who produce and multiply the resources we are given – and then give it ALL back to the Master!
The Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation is a federally recognized, tax-free 501(c)3 organization dedicated to helping underprivileged families, Christian ministries, disabled individuals, severely ill, and the destitute. Gifts from the Foundation are normally perceived as unexpected and unmerited miracles by the grateful beneficiaries. This Foundation’s service and philanthropy is an attempt to mirror the unfathomable grace that God has given each of us.
Gift of Service
The Millionaire Mindset Treasures for the Kingdom Conferences –and Advantage Conferences Annual Conventions are exciting events that are preceded by a Company activity called, The Gift of Service.
Four days prior to the Conference, AC Reps convene on a home that has been chosen by AC staff members for renovation. Led by AC Reps, Jim Wald (Cocoa, Florida) and Dan Hagen (Carrollton, Texas), along with dozens of AC’s service-minded Reps, the unsuspecting beneficiary family is asked “may we borrow their house for about a week?”
AC Reps are assigned various aspects of the fix-up plan, including tear-out, demolition, removal, plumbing repair and replacement, shelving, appliance replacement, garage door repair or replacement, new front doors and closet doors, painting, or whatever is needed – and THE FUN BEGINS. The end result is that the home is dramatically improved to be more beautiful and functional.
Allen, Texas - January, 2006: AC Reps descended on the home of a single-Mom’s family struggling to make ends meet following a divorce. At first glance it was apparent that the house needed attention - and quickly. The garage door at the front of the house was non-functional, literally hanging diagonally. This was not only an eyesore, but a serious security issue, not to mention a terrible insulation / heating and air conditioning challenge as well. Upon further inspection, it was immediately evident that virtually every square foot of the house posed an opportunity for repair and renewal.
After six full days of work, the result of the combined efforts of more than thirty AC Reps was amazing. The mother, Michele was overwhelmed, delighted, and extremely grateful throughout the process. She says, “I was speechless for the first time in my life!” Afterward, she held a party for her Sunday School Class to see the amazing remodel and make-over – “my new home!”
Michele is thankful to God, Advantage Conferences, and all the Reps for their self-less work. It was a free gift she still doesn’t quite understand. Isn’t that how God’s grace is – simply too good to understand!
Orlando, Florida: March, 2006: The week prior to the Millionaire Mindset Treasures for the Kingdom Conference, work began on the recently purchased home of the Orlando based, Mending Hearts Charity. Founder, Stephanie Richards ministry needed a recreation and crafts center for children of low-income parents in the afternoons while the parent(s) worked.
Nestled in the middle of a drug-infested neighborhood of the “hood” in Orlando, Ms. Richards has dedicated her life to cleaning up bad neighborhoods. We salute her lifetime of ministry and service.
New cabinets, doors, windows, a dish-washer, and a full paint job (among many other improvements) all physically accomplished by AC Reps, helped Ms. Richards achieve her dream! The Gift of Service Project seeks no publicity or accolades. It is simply a great way for Advantage Conferences Reps to get their hands dirty and change many peoples’ lives!
The next Gift of Service event will occur the week of October 22nd prior to the Millionaire Mindset Conference in Dallas, Texas – October 27-28.
All donations are greatly appreciated and will be put to good and discretionary use. There is less than 2% spent on administrative expenses with this Foundation, an unusually low amount as non-profit entities go. If you would like to donate to the Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation, you may make your check payable to TFK, and send your tithe or check to:
Treasures For the Kingdom Foundation
1513 Home Park Dr
Allen, TX 75002
You can easily make your donation(s) via PayPal. All donations are 100% tax deductible. Contact your Pro Rep at: office@advantageconferences.com
or complete the onlineInterest Form
Jack said on 6/07/2006:
SoapBoxMom, Treasures for the Kingdom is in fact a registered 501 (c)(3) You and your minions here need some help. None of you have been to an event, let alone 2 or 3 of them, none of you have been at the Day of Service, none of you believe that faith should be part of one's business and daily walk, enough said. My best to you today.
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SoapBoxMom, you are incredible. Do you think since this is a newer 501 (c) (3) that was put in place in early 2006 that it may not be in the IRS website yet? Yes, people will create a website for all to see, take and make donations and not setup the 501 (c) (3) that is fairly quick and inexpensive to do so?
Oliver Stone has a new movie coming out and you consipiracy-minded folks will probably be the first in line. You disgust me, but as a believer, I am called to love the unlovable and I will continue to pray for you
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SoapBoxMom, a person can read through the threads and see three very long posts that are chock full of your inaccuracies. OpenQuestion refuted that I could not call them lies. I disagree when someone knowingly is spreading untruths just to try to instigate others or to serve their end. Also, the fact that Treasures is a registered 501 (c) (3) and many others that AC supports, makes your statements and accusations inaccurrate, whether you personally have the documentation or not. I agree with Phinnly for a change that accountability is on the law side too, but as believers it is even more so. The documentation will be provided to the folks that need it, not to you my friend. You are receiving a lot of prayer these days.
Jack your MBA is worthless. To check a charity one goes to the IRS site and enters the name in the search page. If it does not appear you look through the addendum. If it still is not listed you call the toll free number. The IRS said Treasures for the Kingdom is not listed and Timmy never filed one shred of paperwork. Timmy, federal is the same as national. That means to be federally recognized one must register with the only national agency that does that-----the IRS. Incorporation in the state of Texas is not the same. You could have checked it, Jack. Timmy isn't going to weasel out of this clear deception. Did AC staff members chose the homes for renovation or did the church? I see Timmy's lies are confusing him.
I have been calling the IRS for months. I and several others have reported this sickening lie about being registered to the IRS. The EO classification division of the IRS has detailed reports from several concerned citizens. Timmy, your claim of being registered when you clearly are not will have consequences. We were told Treasures for the Kingdom will be audited. It is not a question of if, but when.
The Texas Non Profit Corporation act Timmy claims to be under says:
Art. 1396-2.23A. FINANCIAL RECORDS AND ANNUAL REPORTS. A. A corporation shall maintain current true and accurate financial records with full and correct entries made with respect to all financial transactions of the corporation, including all income and expenditures, in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices.
B. Based on these records, the board of directors shall annually prepare or approve a report of the financial activity of the corporation for the preceding year. The report must conform to accounting standards as promulgated by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and must include a statement of support, revenue, and expenses and changes in fund balances, a statement of functional expenses, and balance sheets for all funds.
C. All records, books, and annual reports of the financial activity of the corporation shall be kept at the registered office or principal office of the corporation in this state for at least three years after the closing of each fiscal year and shall be available to the public for inspection and copying there during normal business hours. The corporation may charge for the reasonable expense of preparing a copy of a record or report.
D. A corporation that fails to maintain financial records, prepare an annual report, or make a financial record or annual report available to the public in the manner prescribed by this article is guilty of a Class B misdemeanor.
Timmy, you have those documents ready for me to view and copy in a week. I am headed your way! It is time for that accountability Jack so prizes. This wouldn't qualify as charity fraud, would it boys?
Integrated Auxiliary Of A Church. The term integrated
auxiliary of a church refers to a class of organizations that are related
to a church or convention or association of churches, but are not
such organizations themselves. In general, the IRS will treat an
organization that meets the following three requirements as an
integrated auxiliary of a church. The organization must:
■ be described both as an IRC section 501(c)(3) charitable
organization and as a public charity under IRC sections 509(a)(1), (2), or (3),
■ be affiliated with a church or convention or association of
churches, and
■ receive financial support primarily from internal church sources as opposed to public or governmental sources.
Timmy said:
To clarify, the “Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation is incorporated under the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act, and is an Integrated Auxiliary of Cottonw**d Creek Baptist Church.”
Entity Information: TREASURES FOR THE KINGDOM FOUNDATION AN INTEGRATED
1513 HOME PARK DR
ALLEN, TX 75002-4585
Status: IN GOOD STANDING NOT FOR DISSOLUTION OR WITHDRAWAL through May 15,
Registered Agent: TIMOTHY S DARNELL
1513 HOME PARK DR.
ALLEN, TX 75002
Registered Agent Resignation Date:
State of Formation: TX
File Number: 0800585394
SOS Registration Date: December 16, 2005
Taxpayer Number: 32018750417
DIRECTOR LAURA A PORTER
1513 HOME PARK DRIVE
ALLEN , TX 75002
DIRECTOR ROBERT L WARD
5495 BELTLINE ROAD SUITE 290
DALLAS , TX 75254
DIRECTOR TIMOTHY S DARNELL
1513 HOME PARK DRIVE
ALLEN , TX 75002
Funny, no other church members are listed as directors and your Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation has never appeared on the church's website. You didn't mention your church at all on the early webpages for the Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation. If you are integrated with them, why is that, Timmy? That should have been disclosed from the beginning. Your required public disclosure documents should reflect the majority of donations from your "parent organization" Cottonw**d Creek Baptist Church. I can't wait to see all the names of contributors from your church.
IRS Approval of Exemption Application
If the application for tax-exempt status is approved, the
IRS will notify the organization of its status, any requirement
to file an annual information return, and its eligibility
to receive deductible contributions. The IRS does
not assign a special number or other identification as evidence
of an organization’s tax-exempt status....
Quote:
Churches and religious organizations, like many other
charitable organizations, qualify for exemption from
federal income tax under IRC section 501(c)(3) and
are generally eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions....
Church Exemption Through
a Central/Parent Organization
A church with a parent organization may wish to contact
the parent to see if it has a group ruling. If the parent
holds a group ruling, then the IRS may already recognize
the church as tax exempt. Under the group exemption
process, the parent organization becomes the holder of
a group ruling that identifies other affiliated churches or
other affiliated organizations. A church is recognized as
tax exempt if it is included in a list provided by the parent
organization. The parent is then required to submit
an annual group exemption update to the IRS in which
it provides additions, deletions, and changes within the
group. If the church or other affiliated organization is
included on such a list, it does not need to take further
action to obtain recognition of tax-exempt status. An organization that is not covered under a group ruling should contact its parent organization to see if it is eligible to be included in the parent’s application for the group ruling. For general information on the group exemption process, see Revenue Procedure 80-27,
1980-1 C.B. 677.
Timmy, show us the documents in your possession that state Treasures for the Kingdom is eligible to receive deductible contributions. Show us the paperwork your parent organization, Cottonw**d Creek Baptist Church prepared that includes the Treasures for the Kingdom as an affiliated organization and allows it to receive tax deductible contributions. I expect those documents up here or released to me when I visit the corporate headquaters for Treasures. It is high time for some documentation that contributions are tax deductible.
(h) Integrated auxiliary—(1) In general. For purposes of this title, the term integrated auxiliary of a church means an organization that is—
(i) Described both in sections 501(c)(3) and 509(a) (1), (2), or (3);
(ii) Affiliated with a church or a convention or association of churches; and
(iii) Internally supported. (receive financial support primarily from internal church sources)
(2) Affiliation. An organization is affiliated with a church or a convention or association of churches, for purposes of paragraph (h)(1)(ii) of this section, if—
(i) The organization is covered by a group exemption letter issued under applicable administrative procedures, (such as Rev. Proc. 80–27 (1980–1 C.B. 677); See §601.601(a)(2)(ii)(b)), to a church or a convention or association of churches;
(ii) The organization is operated, supervised, or controlled by or in connection with (as defined in §1.509(a)–4) a church or a convention or association of churches; or
(iii) Relevant facts and circumstances show that it is so affiliated.
(3) Facts and circumstances. For purposes of paragraph (h)(2)(iii) of this section, relevant facts and circumstances that indicate an organization is affiliated with a church or a convention or association of churches include the following factors. However, the absence of one or more of the following factors does not necessarily preclude classification of an organization as being affiliated with a church or a convention or association of churches—
(i) The organization's enabling instrument (corporate charter, trust instrument, articles of association, constitution or similar document) or by-laws affirm that the organization shares common religious doctrines, principles, disciplines, or practices with a church or a convention or association of churches;
(ii) A church or a convention or association of churches has the authority to appoint or remove, or to control the appointment or removal of, at least one of the organization's officers or directors;
(iii) The corporate name of the organization indicates an institutional relationship with a church or a convention or association of churches;
(iv) The organization reports at least annually on its financial and general operations to a church or a convention or association of churches;
(v) An institutional relationship between the organization and a church or a convention or association of churches is affirmed by the church, or convention or association of churches, or a designee thereof; and
(vi) In the event of dissolution, the organization's assets are required to be distributed to a church or a convention or association of churches, or to an affiliate thereof within the meaning of this paragraph (h).
(4) Internal support. An organization is internally supported, for purposes of paragraph (h)(1)(iii) of this section, unless it both—
Timmy said:
To clarify, the “Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation is incorporated under the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act, and is an Integrated Auxiliary of Cottonw**d Creek Baptist Church.”
Your church, Timmy, does not list Treasures for the Kingdom anywhere.
I think the implications here are obvious! Show us the documents proving Cottonw**d Creek operates, supervises or controls Treasures and that it is in a group exemption letter!
Read the above provisions that define an integrated auxiliary. Cottonw**d Creek has no idea what Treasures for the Kingdom is. It is not on the website, endorsed, supported or a functioning part of the church as far as they are concerned. The staff member who mans the phones is trying to figure out what the heck I was talking about. The whole story behind this will be out soon. I have spoken at length to the pastors before and I will certainly do so again. They have documentation of everything else including the All Star bankruptcy, your advertising claims and the Better Business Bureau suit papers etc. I am sure they would appreciate information about their alleged auxiliary organization.
Treasures for the Kingdom has 3 directors including Tim listed with the state of Texas. The director I spoke with had not seen Tim in 2 years and he lives in town. He is not a member of the church either. So, I would love to see the minutes from the board meetings that it appears never happen. Treasures appears to be little more than a tool for Tim to line his own pockets with no accountability and oversight!
Tidbits from the website of Tim's church which has never listed the Treasures for the Kingdom Foundation on its website, although Tim insists he is affiliated with them in the manner prescribed by the IRS:
Criteria for partnership:
Commitment to follow God's leadership
Commitment to accountability with Cottonw**d Creek including monthly updates on ministry involvement and actions
Reputable organization (must be associated with a reputable organization with the same doctrinal beliefs and passion for evangelism)
Cottonw**d Creek Baptist Church considers each of our partnerships vital and necessary and we will evaluate all partnerships based on such criteria. We are excited to join together with so many whose hearts' desire to see God's love spread throughout the world!
Timmy officially stating on his page that he is an auxiliary of his church is quite a can of worms. Depending on what he has done behind their back he could have put their tax exempt status in question or danger. There may be all sorts of implications and expensive problems associated with his folly. When will this AC Titanic finally hit bottom and the suffering end? How many more good trusting people will be hurt by this master manipulator?
There have been dozens of phone calls about you putting the church on your website as part of your scam,Timmy. The burning question many asked is why you victimized that large church with many wealthy members. You should have used your dad's church to set up Treasures. I take it Dr. Darnell and Frisco Central Christian wanted no part of your shenanigans. No church should let you seek out victims among their flock for any of your schemes.
IT IS ORDERED, for a period not to exceed fourteen (14) days
after the signing of this Temporary Restraining Order,
Heather Dobrott, including her parents, subsidiaries, affiliates,
officers, agents, directors, servants, employees, attorneys,
and all those persons in active concert or participation with
Defendant, are hereby restrained and/or ordered to perform
as follows:
C. Restrained from making any communications that result in
either Defendant or the third party making statements as to
Plaintiff's mental health, finances, family, honesty, and
intelligence and restrained from encouraging third parties to
commit torts against Plaintiff.
D. Restrained from making any communications (whether
orally, via facsimile, via telephone, written, on the internet, or
emails) relating to Plaintiff, Plaintiff's attorneys, and Plaintiff's
family), excluding all communications to or from her attorney
or any communications with the police that Defendant feels is
necessary.
E. Restrained from discussing this litigation with third parties
other than her attorney.
That's unbelievable, even if "only" in place for two weeks. A prior restraint on non-commercial, non-tortious speech? Has this judge read such cases as Bantam Books, Inc. v. Sullivan, 372 U.S. 58 (1963)? Alexander v. United States, 509 U.S. 544, 550 (1993) ("Temporary restraining orders and permanent injunctions - i.e., court orders that actually forbid speech activities - are classic examples of prior restraints.")? Nebraska Press Ass'n v. Stuart, 427 U.S. 539 (1976)? Is there some constitutional provision of which I am not aware that exempts Texas from the operation of the First Amendment?
Who was the judge that signed this TRO?
SBM, do you have the pleadings in the matter? If you have no place to put them so as to have publicly available links, I do. I think people should see them (not to mention depo transcripts, when they occur.) PM me if necessary.
"A wise man proportions belief to the evidence."
- David Hume
..a plan or operation by which a person gives consideration for the opportunity to receive compensation that is derived primarily from a person's introductions of other persons to participate in the plan ...
FTC declarations have stated that if the majority of the money used to pay the "upliners" is gained primarily from the purchases of the downliners – not from their retail customers – the payments are de facto payments for recruiting. In such cases, the "business opportunity" is not to sell the MLM products but to recruit others into the "business opportunity" in an endless chain. Endless chains are considered "inherent frauds" since they cannot deliver on their promise of income to any but a few at the top; the vast majority are doomed from the start to financial losses; and the schemes must use deception to lure consumers into nearly certain financial losses.
Timmy said under oath there were about 100 reps. He was asked about reatil sales-----sales to customers----sales to people not participating in the pyramid scheme income opportunity. He said under oath on Monday June 23, 2008 there was 1. Let me reiterate that. There was a grand total of one retail sale of the conference product!
I will put up all the papers related to Timmy's latest frivolous lawsuit. We had quite a spirited discussion in front of the judge. Timmy messed with the wrong Mom!
Tim told ** that you stalk him, sit outside his house all hours of the night and watch his family, and that you have made death threats. He told ** that the speakers who backed out did so because you personally threatened them. He also told ** that they were planning to sue you and they had a iron-clad case against you and that Satan is attacking AC.
From Footspteps of Folly (Faith):
...Say the name of Jesus in the marketplace. Do it consistently and watch the demons of hell come out from under the bogs and out of their comfortable cesspools, spewing hideous, wretched venom. Funny thing about those demons – they always prefer to work under the cover of darkness. They’re great at espionage and covert, cowardly hit and run tactics. But, boy, do they hate the light.
We’ve encountered many of those demons on the Internet. They can hurl their lies and hate-filled accusations, saying virtually anything they want about True Believers, their number one targets, because they can denunciate and attempt to destroy with very little fear of reprisal. Virtually all choose to remain anonymous for fear of being exposed! They’ll also resort to other methods, like making phone calls to try to malign and destroy a Believer’s character, business, and reputation, the content of those messages and calls always being jaded, twisted, and oftentimes, malicious lies...
On the Internet, lies are the essence and substance of the attacks. In my case, one such attacker, a Scambuster, has literally and physically stalked me and my top Representative, Jack Weinzierl, for over two years now....She’s made defaming my name and character, including several of our top business associates, a career path. I’m still mystified by her hatred and obsession, but it is indeed the reality we’ve experienced....
This woman has physically followed us on multiple occasions, taken pictures of our homes, taken pictures of our vehicles (why – I have no idea), our families, and most noticeably, posted negative filth about my character and every move I’ve ever made in our Christ-centered business - all on a regular basis....
Stalking (I naively thought that just occurred on television)
Organized Attacks (misery loves company – get others involved in the hate fest)..... Death Threats – oh, yeah, lot’s of bravado on the Internet!
From Tim's first Opposition page:
....She has literally stalked me and our top Representatives...
From Tim's e-mail to his reps October 2007:
...actually included her literal stalking of our homes, my attendance at recreational events, and our public conference events,
From Tim's latest AC Opposition page:
...posting pictures of our top Rep’s homes and cars she “stealthfully” snapped at our events and at their home...yes, but also stalking.
Timmy admitted under oath that he was responsible for all those statements. Tim's attorney submitted that as part of an exhibit. My attorney pulled out that single page and grilled Darnell about it. Darnell said he had never seen me before. It was made very clear that he lied about everything. Is it Christian to make sickening allegations and tell vicious lies that could put my family in danger? Blogging about MLMs on dozens of threads is not stalking!
Below is the more of Tim's published rant against me. He had something to say about liberal judges that I am sure Democrat Carl Ginsberg would have found delightful. I can't imagine why Timmy didn't submit the following as an exhibit. http://mysite.verizon.net/resurlf0/adva ... /id11.html
Elect Liberal Judges (Justice? – a figment of our imagination. If you don’t believe this one, you’ll be welcomed with a wink and open arms in the courtroom.)
The courts, at least in Texas, are filled with liberal judges, so the anti-Christian, anti-Capitalism, and anti-Republican movement is for all intents and purposes, sanctioned. If you fall under two or three of these classifications, then, all I can say is good luck in a court of law, you’re going to need it.
soapboxmom wrote:Timmy admitted under oath that he was responsible for all those statements.
Transcript?
The minute I get copies of our first round of battle on Monday June 23, 2008 I will post excerpts here. Too bad the court reporter didn't get the heated exchange out in the hall!
Judge Roy Bean wrote:So what is the status of the case?
Dear Judge Roy Bean,
Judge Carl Ginsburg dissolved the Temporary Restraining Order. I took it he would not entertain an injunction. He made a comment about free speech and out on his ear went Timmy once again. I did file a countersuit to get reimbursed for attorney fees. Timmy messed with the wrong Mom!
soapboxmom wrote:...Judge Carl Ginsburg dissolved the Temporary Restraining Order. I took it he would not entertain an injunction. He made a comment about free speech and out on his ear went Timmy once again. I did file a countersuit to get reimbursed for attorney fees. Timmy messed with the wrong Mom!
Soapboxmom
Did Ginsburg dismiss the case or the TRO? If it's still on and I can get to Dallas for it, I'd love to be in the audience for the trial.
The Honorable Judge Roy Bean The world is a car and you're a crash-test dummy. The Devil Makes Three
Ginsberg dismissed the TRO. I took it he wouldn't entertain any injunction, but I don't have the transcripts yet. I was a bull dog and I am sure Timmy has realized he seriously miscalculated once again.
Timmy's suit against the Dallas Better Business Bureau was heard in the same court building where we appeared on Monday June 23, 2008. I am sure the Dallas legal community is gossiping about this guy. He must be going for the thrown out on your ear record. I was down in the dungeon there at that very building, the Allen Court Building, purchasing copies of all the interesting pages just one year ago for a buck a page. I will make sure to get copies and post the more humorous and pertinent exchanges. Timmy so enjoys the truth being available for the public. With me countersuing him he is fighting at least 3 court cases. We will have plenty to discuss.