Talk:GreenZap
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editGreenzap has been accused of alleged improper and illegal activities and we should display equal time to both sides of the issue from a detached view point. I have added a section for a fair description of the controversy surrounding Greenzap after significant online research and contact with San Diego law enforcement officials. Citations are included, and any further citations would be appreciated. Vandalism by employees of Greenzap or anyone associated with Greenzap will be brought to the attention of the Wikipedia community for appropriate action.
Fair use rationale for Image:Greenzap.JPG
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GreenZap's Damon Westmoreland is scamming shareholders
editDamon Westmoreland is scamming shareholders of GreenZap and must be stopped. He sold GreenZap but has neglected to announce it. It is interesting to note he sold it to Larry Wilcox - the LA actor who starred in CHIPs and Lassie. Damon illegaly collected (and continues to) the proceeds from the sale. He has kept the proceeds without distributing them to the shareholders. Fees associated with the sale were not paid as well. This guy is a habitual liar and thief and really should be stopped. What he and Mr. Wilcox are doing is nothing but a complete scam. Security Exchange Commission should be notified. Anothervictim (talk) 01:14, 21 May 2008 (UTC)