"Swiss Money Report" and "Deutscher Aktienbrief" are published and sent as unsolicited bulk faxes by Mr Nikola Iordanov.
Back in 2003, his business associate Mr Florian Janssen (web: florian.tv) committed suicide after the local press released information which suggested that their artificial palm tree factory "Sunrise" in Frankfurt, Germany was in fact also used as a cover for allegedly fraudulent fax services. At least sixty personal computers and more than hundred modems used for fax mailings were seized by police on the company premises.
In 2010, a local court dismissed the charges against Mr Niko Iordanov concerning his fax services. The district attorney was unable to provide any proper evidence.
Today, Mr Niko Iordanov is using the services of a third party to distribute his bulk faxes. The company Faxbox Infoservice provides him with the necessary fax numbers in Great Britain and the Netherlands.
Mr Niko Iordanov is also promoting stock in various internet boards under his alias name "alptrader".
The information mentioned above was confirmed to be correct by a former part time employee of Mr Niko Iordanov.
The sender invites me to participate in their "Privacy protection" by faxing to the above No. Should I do this? I can't afford either the paper or the ink to receive these unsoliticed faxes.
I've received a fax from +31 84 831 7403 describing themselves as Swiss Money Report. I can neither afford the paper or the ink to receive these unsolicited calls. They invite me to send them a fax at this no. to advise that I do not wish to receive them. Is this the best thing to do?
The sender invites me to participate in their "Privacy protection" by faxing to the above No. Should I do this? I can't afford either the paper or the ink to receive these unsoliticed faxes.
"Swiss Money Report" and "Deutscher Aktienbrief" are published and sent as unsolicited bulk faxes by Mr Nikola Iordanov.
Back in 2003, his business associate Mr Florian Janssen (web: florian.tv) committed suicide after the local press released information which suggested that their artificial palm tree factory "Sunrise" in Frankfurt, Germany was in fact also used as a cover for allegedly fraudulent fax services. At least sixty personal computers and more than hundred modems used for fax mailings were seized by police on the company premises.
In 2010, a local court dismissed the charges against Mr Niko Iordanov concerning his fax services. The district attorney was unable to provide any proper evidence.
Today, Mr Niko Iordanov is using the services of a third party to distribute his bulk faxes. The company Faxbox Infoservice provides him with the necessary fax numbers in Great Britain and the Netherlands.
Mr Niko Iordanov is also promoting stock in various internet boards under his alias name "alptrader".
The information mentioned above was confirmed to be correct by a former part time employee of Mr Niko Iordanov.