Pennsylvania Broker Charged In Ponzi Scheme
From the Desk of Jim Eccleston at Eccleston Law Offices:
Patricia S. Miller, a Pennsylvania broker, was charged with conducting a massive Ponzi scheme.
Miller allegedly used her position as a trusted financial adviser, as well as her association with a Massachusetts-based broker dealer, to obtain money from clients for purported investments that Miller never made on their behalf. Specifically, Miller promised high returns if clients put their money into “investment clubs” called “KS Investments” and “Buckharbor.”
Miller also represented that funds put into her investment clubs would be placed in fixed-income notes and other investments. However, instead of investing the money as promised, Miller misappropriated client funds for her own personal use.
Those investors who had accounts with Miller should contact Eccleston Law.
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