Rising Hegemon
California authorities have launched an investigation into claims that Goldline International — the favorite investment arm of Glenn Beck and Mike Huckabee — is scamming people into buying coins and is sending them "something different from what they had ordered."
... Once they get people on the phone, they basically steer them into these so-called collectible coins and that's where the rip off becomes really profound," Weiner told ABC News Chief Investigative Correspondent Brian Ross.
"So there's no other value that these coins have because they're unusual or because there's a mistake in them?" Ross asked.
"There's no doubt about it, that there's a whole universe of rare collectible coins and I know nothing about that field," Weiner replied. "Except to say this: Goldline doesn't sell those coins."
Of course, the average Glenn Beck viewer or listener probably cannot tell the difference.
3 comments:
Ah, I do hope this involves a subpoena for Mr. Blech.
He's in dire need of a few lessons on how the various branches of government actually work.
a fool + his money is soon sucked off by the greedy fool.
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