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Sat, 16 Jun 2007 20:13
Gotta have shoes? Don't get them from Gotta Have Shoes!
Author: TheBot
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 20:13
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 20:13
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If you're looking to buy shoes, this is one store to avoid... In 2004, the SBA approved a loan for $385,000.00 for McKim Mortgage, of Bellevue, WA, owned by Greg McKim. http://www.sba.gov/loans/businessdetail/output/2004/buswa.html I have reason to believe that the ability of McKim Mortgage to repay that loan is in serious jeopardy, or will be in the future. In 2000, I underwent an identity theft by a person named Eric Rommelle Bartolome Asahan. This identity theft ruined my credit, and very nearly destroyed my life. Upon doing additional investigation into this person, I found out that I had not been the first person that had been victimized by Asahan. Asahan had been given limited power of attorney to access my bank accounts and pay my bills, since I was working overseas. I later learned that Asahan also had stolen my credit card numbers. At the very end of the year 1999, Asahan cleared out my bank accounts, and 'double-maxed' my credit cards. Asahan attempted to make it look like a Y2K computer glitch, which slowed the banks' attempts at figuring out what had happened. The method of 'double-maxing' the credit cards was thusly: Asahan had been collecting the cash-advance checks that the credit card companies sometimes include with the bills they send out. Asahan had access to my credit card bills, because I was working overseas, and allowed Asahan to pay my bills while I was away. Asahan used these cash-advance checks to get cash advances that would amount to the credit limit of my credit cards. Asahan then went on a shopping spree, purchasing high-value gemstones using my credit cards. The gemstones were purchased from a cable TV show in the Seattle, WA area that sold precious stones. The purchases happened before the cash-advance checks could clear, and hence the charges went through. The net effect is that my credit cards were 'double-maxed', at twice their credit limit. Asahan then bought a plane ticket to Manila, Philippines, and smuggled the gemstones out of the US. From Manila, Asahan then went by car to Olongapo, Philippines. Asahan's mother (Lucy Bartolome) is a compulsive gambler, and gambled most of the money away in a short period of time in the Olongapo casinos, which forced Asahan to return to the US to initiate another scam. Before Asahan returned to the US, however, he underwent a sex change operation, and began using the name Erica Rommelle Bartolome Asahan. This occurred in the Philippines during 2001, at the Eddieson Duatin Sex Change Hospital. The current target of Asahan's scam is one Greg McKim, owner of McKim Mortgage. Greg was taken in by Asahan, and they ended up marrying. Hence, Asahan's full name is now: Erica Rommelle Bartolome Asahan - McKim Asahan's modus operandi is to establish rapport with the impending victim, gain their trust, and establish that Asahan is an 'expert' in the field of finance. Asahan then offers to do the books for the impending victim, whether it be for their personal finances or for their business. Asahan then begins 'cooking the books' to cover up the embezzlement taking place. Asahan holds a dual citizenship (US, Philippines), and uses that to easily move between the two countries when laundering the stolen money. It can take years for Asahan's scam to come to fruition, but the time required is more than made up for by the aggregate amount Asahan will eventually take. It is my belief that this is currently taking place at McKim Mortgage. Asahan has an email address under the mckimmortgage.com domain (easahan at mckimmortgage.com), and thus is working there. And, of course, Asahan is now married to Greg McKim. I believe Greg McKim was specifically targeted for Asahan's scam, due to the $385,000.00 SBA loan. I also believe that the people entering the physical store address of Gotta Have Shoes (owned by Asahan, most likely paid for by misappropriated funds from the $385,000.00 SBA loan to McKim Mortgage, since both McKim Mortgage and Gotta Have Shoes share the same physical address) are in danger of having their credit card information misused by Asahan. Erica Rommelle Bartolome Asahan - McKim AKA Erica Rommelle Bartolome Asahan AKA Erica Rommelle Bartolome AKA Erica Rommelle Asahan AKA Erica Asahan AKA Erica McKim AKA Erika Asahan AKA Ericka Asahan AKA Eric Asahan Owner of: Gotta Have Shoes http://www.gottahaveshoesinc.com/ 262 169th Ave NE Bellevue, WA 98008 United States Phone: +1 (425) 460-8316 info at gottahaveshoesinc.com erica at gottahaveshoesinc.com The address listed above is from the WHOIS for the gottahaveshoesinc.com domain. The physical address specified on the gottahaveshoesinc.com website is: 10047 Main St., Suite 101 Bellevue, WA 98004 married to Greg McKim, owner of: McKim Mortgage Inc. http://www.mckimmortgage.com/ 10047 Main St. Ste. 101 Bellevue, WA 98004 Contact Information Phone: 425-401-8368
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