Just Who is Steffen Rowe/Tanks's Friend - NICK V. FLEMING? 12/30/17

by **Ssmith** Sat Dec 30, 2017 4:27 pm

Could this be Nick V. Fleming, Rico Expert??? Surely Steffen wouldn't have a conman has his partner? LOL

Tesoro Del Alma

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tesosore

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Tesoro Del Alma
Bakersfield, California
United States

I contacted a Mr. Nick Fleming of tesoro Del alma mine to ask about some of the opportunities that he was offering with regards to his mine and investment possibilities. He told me that for $500, 000.00 I could own 45% of the mine shares that he was offering and that he had everything locked up at the BLM office in New Mexico. He had friends there and could get anything done. We signed a papers to that effect and he took my bank draft and gave me the signed contract which I still have. I waited and waited for Nick Fleming to call me back. I waited for 2 weeks and not an email or call. I began to get nervous. I called the number that he had given me but the number was now out of service. i panicked and checked with my bank and the draft had cleared. I broke down crying in my own kitchen. I have been trying for several months now to track Mr. Nick Fleming and Tesoro Del Alma down but not luck. I am considering hiring a private investigator. Please, anyone that reads this post out there, if you have any information on this dastardly man please post it here... I am including a photo of this fiend.

Comments (16) Updated: Apr 28, 2017

https://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/tesoro-del-alma-fraudulant-company-c628028.html

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Tesoro Del Alma Fraud

Friday, March 14, 2014

"There is gold in them there hills." That was the common cry from prospectors during the California gold rush to California in the 1800s. While prospecting claims were necessary to drive a population to the American West, and provide labor forces that would ultimately pull wealth from the mountains and mines and push that wealth back into the economy via purchase of goods and services, eventually the boomtowns went bust, and prospecting claims yielded less and less gold. In today's day and age, very few people would consider themselves gold prospectors, and the majority of the population would probably look upon them as having something seriously wrong with them mentally.

Nick V Fleming is a new type of prospector in the American West. While is website and associated videos (narrated by cartoonish graphics in a semi-creepy, kidnapper asking for a ransom style) go into great detail regarding the legal hurdles that he has faced in his establishment of a legitimate claim to the rights of treasure that might be found in the Caballo Mountains in Truth Of Consequences New Mexico, his project (Tesoro Del Alma) is far more fantasy than fact, and is in fact a new kind of "mining for gold." What Nick V Fleming does to "find treasure" is circulate a myth about a vast Spanish gold treasure buried in the mountains which he has supposedly secured the legal rights to, and asks for investment in the fake project in order to steal investor's money. Because there is no treasure (it has been sought by believers for a hundred years, don't you think someone would have found some evidence of something in all that time?) and because Nick V Fleming is actually in the business of perpetuating the belief that is "just hasn't been found yet" Mr. Fleming continues to circulate lies about his progress towards securing vast amounts of wealth on the internet, duping dreamers out of investment dollars in exchange for a share of the riches.

Tesoro Del Alma is more of an internet project than a "mining claim" or a "treasure trove claim." Please note that there has never been a successful "land-based treasure trove claim" that has allowed the claimant to actually keep the found treasure in America. By Nick V Fleming stating that he has "cleared every legal obstacle" actually is a meaningless statement because if hundreds of millions of dollars in gold were actually discovered, that would be the point of the legal battle starting as to the validity of the claim, not simply filing what you believe is the correct paperwork and stating to investors that everything will be fine. Tesoro Del Alma has filed paperwork, and at this point there is no challenge on the legality of the claim because nothing has been found to fight over, nor will anything ever be found. Nick V Fleming isn't actually looking for anything except investor dollars.

Savvy investors do research into the people they invest with. Nick V Fleming is easy to find on the internet, and several watchdog websites have great amounts of information about him, Tesoro Del Alma and the investment scams associated that have literally bilked innocent people out of millions of dollars. For example, you can read a Dun And Bradstreet Ripoff Report filing and the comments about this thief here: http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/tesoro-del-alma-fraudulant-company-c628028.html

Nick V Fleming and his Tesoro Del Alma project are not legitimate investments. Even if he did somehow discover gold in New Mexico, he cannot lay legal claim to it, and the court battle would surely wipe out any investment that could be made. This is not an argument worth having, however, as there is no treasure to be found. Nick V Fleming is a three time convicted felon who has multiple judgments against him ranging from cease and desists to slander claims. He is also a suspected child molester who is rumored to have attempted to seduce a 12 year old boy via an internet chat board. Nick V Fleming is a criminal, and Nick V Fleming is the only one getting rich here. He will give you a "Tesoro Del Alma" mini-football if you invest several hundred thousand dollars with him, however. Sounds worth it.

http://tesorodelalmafraud.blogspot.com/

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https://www.justice.gov/criminal-fraud/sff/telemarketing-fraud/nicholas-fleming

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https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/six-additional-individuals-indicted-25-million-high-yield-investment-fraud