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écrit par Bruno Brazil le 27. Août 2004 12:16:18:
en réponse à: Tiens, j'ai fait ma petite enquête... écrit par Bruno Brazil le 26. Août 2004 23:55:50:
Miro Bapic est presenté chez Balmer comme "master watchmaker".
Or, si on regarde de près, il est présent chez Leschot comme "general manager" !!
En cherchant + loin, on apprend qu'il est loin d'être net... voir :
MIRO BAPIC
August 1983, press report about a dispute between Bapic and trouble-hit Johnson Matthey company revealed that an international arrest warrant has been issued for Bapic in Geneva, alleging he stole 263 kilos of platinum worth $4 million.
Ensuite, une description d'une visite chez Leschot :
There's a reception counter with a smoked glass window (like in a doctor's office). I ring the buzzer and a woman slides opens the glass. She doesn't speak English and returns with an associate. I explain who I am and how I mailed a letter of introduction a month earlier to company president Lillane Wagner-Leschot. The young woman informs me that Wagner-Leschot never comes here. Jeez, I should have gone with my instincts. On the company's website Wagner-Leschot was listed as President and Miro Bapic was listed as General Manager. Though I figured Wagner-Leschot was probably just a figurehead title I opted to address the letter to her because I was following the chain-of-command. I ask to speak to Miro Bapic. The woman says he isn't here now and, that it isn't a good idea. "Why not?" I ask. "He's special", she replies. "What does that mean"? I ask. "He's not very friendly" she answers. "Oh", I reply, "that's no problem-I'm used to dealing with people like that". I leave background material and vow to return in the afternoon.Returning in the afternoon it's like a repeat of the morning. "The boss" as the woman calls Mr. Bapic was in and left again. "Did he see the material I left?" I ask. "Yes, but he didn't say anything", she answers. Boy, it looks like I'm out of luck to meet this man who invokes such warmth from employees.
Finalement, si on va 1 peu + loin, on trouve ça caché sur leur site :
A noter : la distribution du personnel...
Sinon, un message glané sur Internet précise clairement que aux US, l'adresse de Carrollton n'est qu'une boîte postale aussi... et que un plainte a déjà été deposée contre ce "conglomerat" auprès du FBI !!
"The FBI complaint is for Internet Auction Misrepresentation. The FBI Complaint number is I04040702232029"
Bof, l'arnaque est encore un trou au-dessus !!!
Bruno
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