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Nerak Capital review: Karen Van Camp is a fraud 4

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I gave this woman and her company Nerak Capital money for some sort of investment that was supposed to pay a return on investment within 60 days. Since then I have not heard from her or her company. She claims that there was an investment made and yet there is no proof of such an occurrence and she is unresponsive on how the funds were used.

Being retired in law enforcement I will pursue this and am meeting with Federal Law Officials to determine the correct charges to file with the FBI. From what I understand she has taken money from numerous individuals and if she is unresponsive to my requests I am planning on flying out to California to see her arrested. This is no longer a matter of money. This is a matter of her stealing and claiming that the money went to another party. With no proof this becomes a federal offense and I will see to it she is placed behind bars for a very long time.

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SanDiegoFBI
San Diego, US
Apr 01, 2010 11:17 am EDT

If anyone has information about the location of Karen Lorraine VanCamp, please contact us at [protected].

She drives a white Ford F-150 license plate 8H35073

Fraud—the art of deliberate deception for unlawful gain—is as old as history; the term "white-collar crime" was reportedly coined in 1939 and has since become synonymous with the full range of frauds committed by business and government professionals. Today's con artists are more savvy and sophisticated than ever, engineering everything from slick online scams to complex stock and health care frauds.

For more information, see our White Collar Crime webpage, our Common Fraud Schemes webpage, and our E-Scams and Warnings webpage. And see our Press Room for current cases and our San Diego History for past investigations.

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SanDiegoFBI
San Diego, US
Apr 01, 2010 11:15 am EDT

She drives a white Ford F-150 license plate 8H35073

Fraud—the art of deliberate deception for unlawful gain—is as old as history; the term "white-collar crime" was reportedly coined in 1939 and has since become synonymous with the full range of frauds committed by business and government professionals. Today's con artists are more savvy and sophisticated than ever, engineering everything from slick online scams to complex stock and health care frauds.

For more information, see our White Collar Crime webpage, our Common Fraud Schemes webpage, and our E-Scams and Warnings webpage. And see our Press Room for current cases and our San Diego History for past investigations.

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SanDiegoFBI
San Diego, US
Apr 01, 2010 11:11 am EDT

If anyone has any information about the whereabouts of Karen Lorraine VanCamp, please contact us at [protected]

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JohnB in PA
Philadelphia, US
Jan 10, 2010 3:43 pm EST

Karen Van Camp has assured me that this problem will be resolved and has also provided collateral which will cover any costs and expenses incurred. At this point I am totally satisfied that restitution will be completed in a timely fashion.

I am completely pleased with her professionalism and rescind my earlier statements. I believe that all matters towards this transaction will be satisfied by mid February at the latest.

Thanks and my apologies to Nerak Capital and Ms. Van Camp