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Monday, May 28, 2007
Western Capital office
Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola likes to brag about his impressive offices.
Follow this link: 63 EAST 11400 S
SANDY, UT 84070 "SUITE" 221
Follow this link: 63 EAST 11400 S
SANDY, UT 84070 "SUITE" 221
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 2:21 AM
Friday, May 25, 2007
Con man exposed
Recently, Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola bragged on one of his websites that he was going to be profiled by reporter Stephen Dark of the Salt Lake City Weekly.
That profile was published yesterday, May 24, 2007.
However, I don't think the results of the profile were exactly what Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola had in mind.
It apparently didn't take very long for the investigative reporter for the Salt Lake City Weekly to determine what Uncle Normie has been stating for some time.
Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola is a con man.
Here is the full article by Stephen Dark on Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola.
That profile was published yesterday, May 24, 2007.
However, I don't think the results of the profile were exactly what Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola had in mind.
It apparently didn't take very long for the investigative reporter for the Salt Lake City Weekly to determine what Uncle Normie has been stating for some time.
Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola is a con man.
Here is the full article by Stephen Dark on Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 12:37 AM
Thursday, May 24, 2007
More dangerous advice from Robert Paisola
Continuing his trend of offering consumers dangerous advice, then using that to lure them to enroll in his "VIP" program for which they pay a fee, Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola recently stated the following to a co-signor in need of help:
"If you co-signed as a minor, then there is nothing to worry about."
There is indeed a lot to worry about.
With a few exceptions, minor contracts are voidable. However, in many jurisdictions, the minor must seek to void the contract will still in minority, or the contract becomes ratified upon their reaching the age of majority. In other jurisdictions, the contract becomes ratified if the individual fails to have the contract voided within one year of their reaching the age of majority.
This consumer needs to contact competent legal counsel for his situation. Not listen to the useless and incompetent advice of Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola who doesn't have a clue of what he's talking about.
"If you co-signed as a minor, then there is nothing to worry about."
There is indeed a lot to worry about.
With a few exceptions, minor contracts are voidable. However, in many jurisdictions, the minor must seek to void the contract will still in minority, or the contract becomes ratified upon their reaching the age of majority. In other jurisdictions, the contract becomes ratified if the individual fails to have the contract voided within one year of their reaching the age of majority.
This consumer needs to contact competent legal counsel for his situation. Not listen to the useless and incompetent advice of Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola who doesn't have a clue of what he's talking about.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 2:00 PM
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Another con by Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola
In keeping with his ongoing efforts to inflate his resume and his delusions of grandeur, Western Capital lists his alleged accomplishments on his personal profile on Naymz.com as well as other websites.
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Note the last item on the "list" and his mention of the "Paisola Pavillion" in Lompoc CA as if the pavillion were named after him.
While there is indeed a Paisola Pavillion at the Lompoc High School, it was not named such in honor of the subject of this blog as he would like you to believe.
It was named in honor of a gentleman named Paisola who was an esteemed educator and school administrator in the Lompoc school district for 25 years.
The namesake of the pavillion was not "formerly" of Lompoc as Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola mentions in his profile. Apparently doing so since everyone knows the subject of this blog doesn't live in Lompoc.
The Paisola after which the pavilion is named died in Lompoc on Nov 30, 2001 at the age of 74.
Thanks to one of my many readers for bring yet another truth about Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola to my attention.
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Note the last item on the "list" and his mention of the "Paisola Pavillion" in Lompoc CA as if the pavillion were named after him.
While there is indeed a Paisola Pavillion at the Lompoc High School, it was not named such in honor of the subject of this blog as he would like you to believe.
It was named in honor of a gentleman named Paisola who was an esteemed educator and school administrator in the Lompoc school district for 25 years.
The namesake of the pavillion was not "formerly" of Lompoc as Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola mentions in his profile. Apparently doing so since everyone knows the subject of this blog doesn't live in Lompoc.
The Paisola after which the pavilion is named died in Lompoc on Nov 30, 2001 at the age of 74.
Thanks to one of my many readers for bring yet another truth about Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola to my attention.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 12:55 AM
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Even more bad adivce from Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola
A consumer identifying herself as Ms. Adamson was recently given the following bad advice from Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola relative to a collection account of hers.
"You send them a payment for 25.00 to the agency. If they cash it (make sure it is a money order) then that is a form of ACCEPTANCE of the payment agreement."
A money order, check, etc., is not an agreement, it is consideration. Without an actual agreement or novation to replace her original credit agreement, the $25.00 she sends the collection agency is nothing more than a payment towards her balance.
Here's what else could result from this working single mother's payment if she follows Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola's bad advice.
1. If the limitions period for filing suit on the debt has expired in her jurisdiction, she could very well re-set that limitations period by making payment. This would effectively remove an affirmative defense she may have had if they were to sue her.
2. The payment can form the basis for an account stated. Since many collection agencies lack back-up (media) for an account they are often hesitant to sue. However, lacking such media isn't so much an issue if they were to sue on an account stated, the basis of which would be her admission of the obligation by virtue of her payment.
"You send them a payment for 25.00 to the agency. If they cash it (make sure it is a money order) then that is a form of ACCEPTANCE of the payment agreement."
A money order, check, etc., is not an agreement, it is consideration. Without an actual agreement or novation to replace her original credit agreement, the $25.00 she sends the collection agency is nothing more than a payment towards her balance.
Here's what else could result from this working single mother's payment if she follows Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola's bad advice.
1. If the limitions period for filing suit on the debt has expired in her jurisdiction, she could very well re-set that limitations period by making payment. This would effectively remove an affirmative defense she may have had if they were to sue her.
2. The payment can form the basis for an account stated. Since many collection agencies lack back-up (media) for an account they are often hesitant to sue. However, lacking such media isn't so much an issue if they were to sue on an account stated, the basis of which would be her admission of the obligation by virtue of her payment.
Simply another example of Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola's lack of legal knowledge.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 11:51 AM
Saturday, May 19, 2007
More idiotic advice from Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola
Recently, Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola advised an unwary consumer that, because he didn't have a series of "written agreements" with a former girlfriend to repay the money he lent her, he was "screwed".
Here is Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola's exact statement:
"If you loaned a former girlfriend a substantial sum "Over The Years" I seriously doubt that you have a series of written agreements with her for the loans.
Based on this fact, you are screwed."
The above comment by Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola is a prime example of why he is unqualified to offer advice on such matters.
If one person loans another money, and the party accepting the money agrees to repay it, a contract is formed. Providing the terms of the loan are legal, the contract is enforceable in a court of law and need not be in writing.
Of course, based on the E. Normis amount of email I receive, it would appear not many people are putting faith in any advice being given by Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola.
Just do a google search combining the phrases "Robert Paisola" and "Western Capital" and you'll see why Uncle Normie gets so much email at unclenormie@oklahomacity.usa.com about Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola.
So much for Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola's google "webmaster controls" that he threatened Uncle Normie with.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 3:44 PM
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Here's an interesting Paisola site
Sunday, May 13, 2007
More assinine advice from Robert Paisola
A consumer experiencing financial difficulties due to wage garnishment was recently given the following advice by Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola:
"either quit your job of (sic) I may be able to help if you want to give the VIP Program a try"
Just how fucking stupid is Rober Paisola? Let's see;
The maximum that federal law allows to be garnished from wages is 25%. If she quits her job her income would be reduced 100%.
We're talking about a single mother in financial trouble, and Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola's advice to overcome the problem is to "quit your job". That's it Bobby Boy, leave her and her dependant children without any income.
Nowhere does Robert Paisola mention that there are ways to have garnishment orders rescinded when a parent can show the amount garnished impacts their ability to properly care for dependants.
He then has the audacity to suggest she could hire him. With what Rob? Her grocery money perhaps?
She hardly needs to spend $200 for more dangerous advice from a moron like you.
"either quit your job of (sic) I may be able to help if you want to give the VIP Program a try"
Just how fucking stupid is Rober Paisola? Let's see;
The maximum that federal law allows to be garnished from wages is 25%. If she quits her job her income would be reduced 100%.
We're talking about a single mother in financial trouble, and Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola's advice to overcome the problem is to "quit your job". That's it Bobby Boy, leave her and her dependant children without any income.
Nowhere does Robert Paisola mention that there are ways to have garnishment orders rescinded when a parent can show the amount garnished impacts their ability to properly care for dependants.
He then has the audacity to suggest she could hire him. With what Rob? Her grocery money perhaps?
She hardly needs to spend $200 for more dangerous advice from a moron like you.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 1:13 PM
Thursday, May 3, 2007
More copyright material stolen by Robert Paisola the con-man
Note that Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola claims authorship of this article. In fact, at the bottom he claims copyrights to it.
However, much of the articles contents were originally authored by Gary Fields, a staff reporter for the Wall Street Journel.
In typical fashion, Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola plagarizes someone elses hard work and talent then claims it as his own.
The Thief-in-Chief strikes again.
However, much of the articles contents were originally authored by Gary Fields, a staff reporter for the Wall Street Journel.
In typical fashion, Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola plagarizes someone elses hard work and talent then claims it as his own.
The Thief-in-Chief strikes again.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 8:21 AM
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
More lies from Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola
Recently Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola threatened to file a lawsuit against Christine Baker, founder of Creditsuit.org
Here is a copy of the threat.
It's been 2 weeks, and Christine has not removed the web page at issue. I just checked the Federal Court records, and no such suit has been filed against Christine by Western Capital.
No surprise there. Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola is long on wind and short on action. A nice way of saying he's nothing but a con-artist and a liar.
Here is a copy of the threat.
It's been 2 weeks, and Christine has not removed the web page at issue. I just checked the Federal Court records, and no such suit has been filed against Christine by Western Capital.
No surprise there. Western Capital CEO Robert Paisola is long on wind and short on action. A nice way of saying he's nothing but a con-artist and a liar.
// posted by E. Normis Debtor @ 12:54 PM
