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Global Pyramid Lottery Sceme Indicted AgainNews Story
On the heels of several indictments and guilty pleadings worldwide, World Games Inc. (WGI) is once again the target of law enforcement.WGI offers different lottery and gaming products to its members on the Internet. Like a pyramid scheme, members join with the intention of registering as many new members as possible, in order to derive credit from those new members. In keeping with a pyramid scheme, the vast percentage of rewards go to the members highest up in the scheme.Pyramid schemes are i
Dec 17, 2004, 12:26 pm - Todd - Lottery News

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WGI Members claim moral victory in Canadian caseBy WGI (Published 08/12/2004)WGI Members who were originally charged with offences under the Criminal Code of Canada were today celebrating a moral victory when all criminal charges were dropped by the Prosecution. The WGI Members charged were prominent members of their local communities. The Members had consistently protested their innocence and were prepared to mount a vigorous defence to prove that innocence. Their defence proposed to include ev
Dec 9, 2004, 6:27 am - slampen - Lottery News

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Quote: Originally posted by Todd on March 1, 2005 MillionsWanted:Just being involved with WGI is bad. It has already been judged as an illegal pyramid scam in several courts around the world, and is illegal in the USA. You may want to advise your relative that they should consider cutting all ties with that scam outfit immediately.At the moment WGI is legal in Norway, incredibly enough. The problem for many members now is that they have found out that they will have to pay taxes for the income
Mar 1, 2005, 5:37 pm - MillionsWanted - Lottery News

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Officials of global pyramid lottery scheme face tax evasion chargesA lawyer representing disgruntled investors in the controversial World Games Inc. (WGI) has reported WGI's Norwegian officials to the country's white collar crime unit kokrim.An kokrim official confirmed the federal agency that investigates and persecutes economic crimes in Norway had received the filing from lawyer Olav Sylte.He represents 8 people who are demanding the return of around NOK 1.2 million from WGI officials in No
Mar 1, 2005, 10:43 am - Todd - Lottery News

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Judging from how other countires in the vicinity are treating the WGI [scam] company, I don't think it will be long before they bring criminal charges on WGI, and force them out of Norway. Finland is totally cracking down on WGI, for example.
Mar 1, 2005, 8:38 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Gaming executives guilty of operating illegal lottery, pyramid schemeNews Story
Six of the lead promoters of World Games Inc. (WGI) plead guilty to operating and promoting an Illegal Pyramid Scheme December 6, 2004 in Calgary, Alberta.The guilty plea was a result of a five month Joint Forces investigation including the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (Gaming Investigation Team), Calgary Police Service, RCMP, and the Lethbridge Police Service.World Games Inc. CEO, Greg Kennedy was found guilty of pyramid selling offenses by the Australian Federal Court earlier this year
Dec 8, 2004, 8:53 am - Todd - Lottery News

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For those reading slampen's remarks above, please note that he is a lackey for this WGI scam outfit, and is frankly not to be trusted. He has a stake of some type in WGI - and may in fact be one of the principles of the sleazy company.I'm sure he will attempt to post some kind of rebuttal to this, but the funny thing is that he told me that if WGI was ever found formally guilty of anything that he would change his mind about them. The fact that many countries have now found them guilty, and he
Dec 9, 2004, 7:44 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Embattled lottery pyramid scheme slammed by Australian courtNews Story
World Games Inc. (WGI), a loosely-based international company that has been on the run from legal authorities around the world for several years, was found to be in violation of the 1974 Trade Practices Act by the Australia Full Federal Court for organizing an international lottery pyramid scheme.The court's ruling was directed at Gold Coast company Worldplay Services Pty. Ltd., a corporate entity that is tightly coupled with WGI.The decision also upheld that Greg Kennedy, the company s director
May 10, 2005, 8:57 am - Todd - Lottery News

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MillionsWanted:Just being involved with WGI is bad. It has already been judged as an illegal pyramid scam in several courts around the world, and is illegal in the USA. You may want to advise your relative that they should consider cutting all ties with that scam outfit immediately.
Mar 1, 2005, 12:12 pm - Todd - Lottery News

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I am familiar with WGI. I got a relative high up in the pyramid. He's made several hundred thousand norwegian kroner. He's not one of the world leaders.Hope he hasn't done anything stupid, like not paying taxes for example.
Mar 1, 2005, 11:02 am - MillionsWanted - Lottery News