Sentences with phrase «centra claims»
Centra Claims Management Inc. at (204)-977-8450 attaching all relevant documents (e.g. Agreement of Purchase and Sale, Seller Brokerage Agreement, File Notes).
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Denis Rivard Centra Claims Management Inc. 600 - 175 Carlton St. Winnipeg, MB R3C 3H9 Telephone: (204) 318-2002, Fax (204) 977-8450 E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots.
Centra claimed to the Times that Mayweather's endorsement of their project was part of an ongoing business relationship, but a spokesman for Mayweather said his endorsement was a one - off deal, paid for in cash.
Centra claimed they had developed a debit card that would allow users to link their cryptocurrency wallets to it, then spend their Bitco...
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The SEC announced on Monday that it was charging the founders of Centra Tech with fraud based on claims the company made about their suite of cryptocurrency related products such as e-wallets and major credit card backed prepaid debit cards.
The US Securities Exchange Commission's new Cyber Unit task force has charged boxing champion Floyd Mayweather endorser, Centra Tech, claiming their ICO offered fraudulent products and had...
Centra's pitch to investors included the claim that it would issue a credit card, but questions quickly arose about its purported relationship with payment giant Visa.
«This lawsuit, which for the most part, appears to repeat unfounded claims regarding Centra Tech, alleges that Centra Tech's initial coin offering of Centra Tokens was an unregistered sale of securities.
The SEC complaint claims Centra Tech co-founders, Sohrab «Sam» Sharma and Robert Farkas, orchestrated a fraudulent initial coin offering (ICO) to dupe gullible investors out of $ 32 million, as per a report from Gizmodo.
While the ICO startup claimed the funds would go toward developing financial products backed by Visa and Mastercard, the SEC said Centra had no relationship with either payment card network.
Centra and its co-founders were also the targets of a class - action lawsuit filed in December 2017, which claimed that the startup's CTR token was essentially an unregistered security.
The SEC also claims that Centra's ICO used paid endorsements from the likes of Mayweather and DJ Khaled, a music producer famous for his 2010 hit All I Do Is Win, to attract unwitting investors, and created false marketing material which included the names of fictional executives.
The agency has charged the founders of Centra Tech with selling unregistered securities, accusing Sohrab Sharma and Robert Farkas of falsely claiming that proceeds from the ICO would go towards developing new technology backed by Visa and Mastercard.
The SEC claims that there were no relationships between Centra Tech.
Centra's ICO centered around the claimed issuance of a credit card, though questions quickly arose about the claims that the startup had a relationship with payment giant Visa.
According to the complaint draft, the Centra team claimed to be using its ICO funds to facilitate the creation of a blockchain - based debit card that would be usable on both the Visa and Mastercard payment channels, along with a massive online marketplace and even a dedicated blockchain.