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                    [Title] => Pyramid scam queen gets longer prison term
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The Court of Appeals (CA) has affirmed the conviction of pyramid scam queen Rosario Baladjay, owner of Multinational Telecom Investors Corp. (Multitel), for duping investors of their money.

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The Court of Appeals (CA) has upheld the turn over of assets forfeited from pyramiding scam queen Rosario Baladjay and her associates to the trustees of claimants.

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                    [Title] => CA metes longer prison term on Baladjay
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The Court of Appeals (CA) imposed a longer prison term for “pyramid scam queen” Rosario Baladjay, who was convicted by the Makati regional trial court for two counts of estafa.

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                    [Title] => CA upholds Baladjay associate’s conviction for estafa
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The Court of Appeals (CA) has upheld the conviction of a former counselor of Multinational Telecommunications Investors Corp. (Multitel), the firm of convicted pyramid scam queen Rosario Baladjay.

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Even with all the highly publicized pyramiding scams that defrauded thousands of people and involved hundreds of millions of pesos, it still amazes me that a lot of people are victimized by new ploys that separate the gullible from his money.  Cellphone text raffles, inspite of the warnings of NTC and the Central Bank are still drawing hundreds of thousands of pesos, although it is definitely decreasing as cell phone users are getting wiser.
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                    [Title] => SEC favors single rehab receiver for Multitel
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