I am one of their largest investors, believe me I know exactly what's going on any specific questions you would like answered I wiki be more than happy to answer them
Great ... we're always looking for more investors who can't find their CAPS LOCK key ... they're the easiest to take to the cleaners ... I have made 3D clips of self-styled investors getting the shake down ... it's funny damned stuff ... maybe I can interest you in appearing in the next segment ? ..................
I attended a viewing of art work and a portion of the movie "Dorothy of Oz in a Warner's viewing room on Friday, 3/4/11. Several people involved with the production and the filming spoke to us about the film. Certainly looked like the real deal to me and the other 15 or twenty investors.
On July 9, 1999, the State of California filed a complaint against Teleshare, Inc., a California telecommunications company for which Messrs. Roland and Ryan Carroll served as directors, Alpine Pictures, Lord Protector, Cavalier Partners, Roland Carroll,
Ryan Carroll and Stewart Whipple (the president of Teleshare) alleging violations of the California Corporation Code and seeking a permanent injunction against the defendants
against further violations of the California Corporation Code; recission offers to certain purchasers of the Lord Protector and Cavalier Partners partnership interests; and payment of fees to offset the court administrative and investigative costs.
The defendants have filed a consent with the court for entry of a permanent injunction and the other requested relief without admitting or denying the allegations of the complaint. The permanent injunction, if issued, would restrain Alpine Pictures, Inc., Lord Protector Partners, Cavalier Partners, Stewart Whipple, Roland Carroll and Ryan Carroll from
offering to sell, selling, or engaging in the business of selling any securities of any kind in violation of the qualification or exemption requirements of the California Corporations Code Section 251110.
In June, 1999, Alpine Pictures entered into a settlement agreement with the State of Illinois
agreeing to make a recission offer to three investors in regard to such investors’ purchase of securities of Alpine Pictures aggregating less then $10,000 which sales were made in reliance on certain exemptions from registration in Illinois prior to completion of the
required filings thereto.
A Desist and Refrain Order for violations of the Corporations Code was issued by the California Department of Corporations on November 23rd, 2009.
An investor who has worked with Alpine Pictures in the past issued this report on Google Finance in October of last year:
“Well it seems that Alpine Pictures has burned so many bridges and
scammed so many people that now they have to change their name to
Summertime Entertainment. I used to work for the company and all they
talked about was how Dorothy of Oz would finally make people believe
they were a legitimate production company.”
“They have changed their name once before to Box Office Productions [then to Box Office Productions II, again to Box Office Productions III, then to The Family Film Fund]. This a common practice for them. The way to see through this is, instead looking out for this
company. Look out for Ryan Carrol and Roland Carrol. Anything
produced by these guys is pure garbage.”
Many other investors have advised newcomers to avoid investing in anything having to do with Carroll Brothers, you can read other investment scam reports related to Alpine Pictures by simply searching “Alpine Pictures Investment Scam”.
[DISCLAIMER: This article was not issued by Summertime Entertainment, Alpine Pictures, CW3PR, or The Bridge Group. Sources of information include: the SEC, Google Finance, California Corporations Code reports. Nothing in this article is falsified whatsoever, and is all verified by the sources listed above. If any information is falsified in this article, the sources that publicly released the information is responsible.]