See Bob Weatherwax's response to the West Virginia Attorney General's office regarding the "business opportunity" Ardent 360 "identified" in West Virginia. Bob and Rob are now running for the state border as fast as their little legs can carry them and have "decided not to pursue the opportunity any further in West Virginia."
Notice how Bob chose those words very carefully? Virginia and Maryland citizens are still fair game. The West Virginia landowner who did the work here and filed the complaint has given you all a clear game plan to pursue in your individual states. We need one landowner from Virginia and one from Maryland to file complaints with their Attorney Generals' offices. Can we get some volunteers?
Only through citizen action will scammers like this be sent a clear message that affected landowners are not a "business opportunity" that can be further disenfranchised by opportunists like Weatherwax. Isn't the threat that PATH is going to take your land and/or home enough without providing a "business opportunity" for a third-party parasite to line their own pockets with cash that should rightfully go to the landowner?
So, is this case over in West Virginia as the Attorney General's office suggests? We'll see....
Notice how Bob chose those words very carefully? Virginia and Maryland citizens are still fair game. The West Virginia landowner who did the work here and filed the complaint has given you all a clear game plan to pursue in your individual states. We need one landowner from Virginia and one from Maryland to file complaints with their Attorney Generals' offices. Can we get some volunteers?
Only through citizen action will scammers like this be sent a clear message that affected landowners are not a "business opportunity" that can be further disenfranchised by opportunists like Weatherwax. Isn't the threat that PATH is going to take your land and/or home enough without providing a "business opportunity" for a third-party parasite to line their own pockets with cash that should rightfully go to the landowner?
So, is this case over in West Virginia as the Attorney General's office suggests? We'll see....
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