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AVOID EDMONTON STAMP SHOW = AVOID THEFT!
This year's Edmonton Stamp Show is scheduled for 27-29 March.
Sensible dealers not wanting their material to be STOLEN,
will sensibly AVOID ATTENDING!
It seems that enough honest stamp dealers heeded the warning,
so that attendance since 2006, has been a dismal failure!
Hopefully, the Edmonton Stamp Club lost enough money to go bankrupt,
and out of existence finally?
On Sat, 04 Mar 2006 10:46:19 -0700, DaveJolly
The local TV and newspapers had no BS stories featuring Keith Spencer this year, perhaps because they heard about his hanky-panky involving the tax department and massive money laundering, as admitted in open court?
Or, did some of the victims of the ongoing thefts at the shows, finally get mad enough to also contact media as well as police?
From all the rumours abounding, attendance this year, starting April Fool's Day, will be the worst ever, almost no one attending.
It seems that enough dealers decided to avoid Edmonton, so that the hucksters should have a sizable loss this year, but honest dealers will not be having their stock stolen by insiders there.
How many dealers will have their items STOLEN this year at the
thieving Edmonton Stamp Show? Probably none, if none attend the show.
Hopefully enough honest dealers will boycott the Edmonton stamp show,
thereby teaching the thieves there that not everyone is willing to
allow them to continually steal their philatelic treasures!!
This warning needs repeating, so that there are no longer any visitors, or victims.
in many years, as the local police will confirm.
Rumor is that Grosvenor has stopped collecting stamps a few years ago.
This year's Edmonton Stamp Show is scheduled for 27-29 March.
Sensible dealers not wanting their material to be STOLEN,
will sensibly AVOID ATTENDING!
It seems that enough honest stamp dealers heeded the warning,
so that attendance since 2006, has been a dismal failure!
Hopefully, the Edmonton Stamp Club lost enough money to go bankrupt,
and out of existence finally?
On Sat, 04 Mar 2006 10:46:19 -0700, DaveJolly
A WARNING TO ALL, about the upcoming Edmonton Stamp Show.
AVOID, and you will not have your material STOLEN, as has been
happening regularly the past few years!!
Just ask Bob Kane of central B.C., for his comments as published in APS!!
"Susan Shiksa Cohen" wrote in
Even the local media ignored the Edmonton Stamp Show this year, probably because they heard about all the thieving!!AVOID, and you will not have your material STOLEN, as has been
happening regularly the past few years!!
Just ask Bob Kane of central B.C., for his comments as published in APS!!
"Susan Shiksa Cohen" wrote in
Looks like the poor guy from the village of Vernon, just
can not argue against the facts!!
The toll highway cuts several hours from the travel time
Edmonton to Vancouver, which is why it was built. By taking the toll
highway, one bypasses all the small towns and villages with all their
ripoff gas pumps for example.
The travel time of less than 10 hours is normal, with 2
stops.After all it is only less than 1,000 km-not miles.
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 07:13:24 -0700, Ken Lewis
The village of Vernon may be halfway between the two
cities, but it is NOT on direct shortest route!!
That is why the Coquihalla Highway was built, as a toll
road, to reduce distance and time, and also avoid having to go
near Vernon!!
can not argue against the facts!!
The toll highway cuts several hours from the travel time
Edmonton to Vancouver, which is why it was built. By taking the toll
highway, one bypasses all the small towns and villages with all their
ripoff gas pumps for example.
The travel time of less than 10 hours is normal, with 2
stops.After all it is only less than 1,000 km-not miles.
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 07:13:24 -0700, Ken Lewis
The village of Vernon may be halfway between the two
cities, but it is NOT on direct shortest route!!
That is why the Coquihalla Highway was built, as a toll
road, to reduce distance and time, and also avoid having to go
near Vernon!!
On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 02:00:39 -0800, "kevin"
I have near the middle of these two cities.... it is a
minimum of 4-6 hours to Vancouver from me depending what
part you are coming from, and to Edmonton from here is a
minimum of 7- 8 hours.... so I would estimate a travel
timeof 11-14 hours... winter ALLOT MORE... kk
minimum of 4-6 hours to Vancouver from me depending what
part you are coming from, and to Edmonton from here is a
minimum of 7- 8 hours.... so I would estimate a travel
timeof 11-14 hours... winter ALLOT MORE... kk
The local TV and newspapers had no BS stories featuring Keith Spencer this year, perhaps because they heard about his hanky-panky involving the tax department and massive money laundering, as admitted in open court?
Or, did some of the victims of the ongoing thefts at the shows, finally get mad enough to also contact media as well as police?
From all the rumours abounding, attendance this year, starting April Fool's Day, will be the worst ever, almost no one attending.
It seems that enough dealers decided to avoid Edmonton, so that the hucksters should have a sizable loss this year, but honest dealers will not be having their stock stolen by insiders there.
How many dealers will have their items STOLEN this year at the
thieving Edmonton Stamp Show? Probably none, if none attend the show.
Hopefully enough honest dealers will boycott the Edmonton stamp show,
thereby teaching the thieves there that not everyone is willing to
allow them to continually steal their philatelic treasures!!
This warning needs repeating, so that there are no longer any visitors, or victims.
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Will he now be forced to declare the millions in undeclared sales, and pay
all the interest and penalties on the money-laundering income,which he had
to testify in Court, with the Special Investigators of the Tax Department in
attendance?
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: > >AS A FEATURE STORY ON THEIR POLICE CRIME PAGE.
: > >In what is becoming a regular annual occurrance, yet another stamp
: > >dealer has been robbed of stock at the annual stamp show held by the
: > >EDMONTON STAMP CLUB, in Edmonton,Canada,last month.
: > >The media report that this dealer had a box of expensive material > >
: > >stolen in broad daylight around lunch time.
By the way, Grosvenor who some slugs keep referring to, has not posted anywhereIt seems that J.Mc must be mentally challenged.
The header clearly refers to EDMONTON, so this slime interjects some
article referring to another city - Calgary!! Perhaps he is personally
involved with thefts that he wants to divert attention from the
repeated EDMONTON SHOW THEFTS? One must wonder why he is so
clueless....
Do try to stay on topic, so that people will not say that for sure,
you are an idiot J.Mc!!!
...The header clearly refers to EDMONTON, so this slime interjects some
article referring to another city - Calgary!! Perhaps he is personally
involved with thefts that he wants to divert attention from the
repeated EDMONTON SHOW THEFTS? One must wonder why he is so
clueless....
Do try to stay on topic, so that people will not say that for sure,
you are an idiot J.Mc!!!
The warning about EDMONTON STAMP SHOWS needs constant repeating, for
the protection of all those interested.
As for the clown who claimed the theft from Mr. Kaye was from a car,
he must be smoking some illegal substance, since nowhere in the
report,as in BNAPS, does it mention anything about such. Only that the
theft was from the show!!!
the protection of all those interested.
As for the clown who claimed the theft from Mr. Kaye was from a car,
he must be smoking some illegal substance, since nowhere in the
report,as in BNAPS, does it mention anything about such. Only that the
theft was from the show!!!
Eric, your lack of concern for the loss of around $20,000 by Donald
Kaye is disturbing.
Just hope and pray that a similar fate will not befall you.
As for all the rest of the interested philatelists, AVOID EDMONTON
STAMP SHOWS, unless you want to have your items stolen!!
It will be difficult to obtain insurance for those participating
there, now that insurance companies are aware of the high risks to
those attending, and the many police files for thefts over several
years!!
Kaye is disturbing.
Just hope and pray that a similar fate will not befall you.
As for all the rest of the interested philatelists, AVOID EDMONTON
STAMP SHOWS, unless you want to have your items stolen!!
It will be difficult to obtain insurance for those participating
there, now that insurance companies are aware of the high risks to
those attending, and the many police files for thefts over several
years!!
Eric, the article appears on page 44 of the EDMONTON SUN newspaper of
20 April 2003.
BNAPS have also publicised the theft on their website www.bnaps.or
Posted January 10, 2004: On March 29, 2003, twenty (20) collectible
covers were stolen from the dealer's table of Donald Kaye, at the
Edmonton Spring National show in Edmonton, Alberta.
The details of each cover can be obtained from Don at 17131 Coral
Beach Rd., Winfield, BC, V4V 1B9. The value of the individual items
ranged from $75 to $950; and there was another lot of 10 or so covers
valued at over $3,000.
Most covers were small queens. There were 4 large queen covers and one
5 cent beaver cover. One item was a 10 cent rated registered cover
franked with 20 1/2 cent small queens, from Quebec to Buenos Aires.
Some of the town cancels were: Eamers Corners, St. Hyacinthe,
Millevaches, and Arthur.
The theft was reported to the Edmonton police, case file: 03-39095.
In any case, dealers considering Edmonton Stamp Shows should realize
they may not be insured, because of the constant series of thefts
there,apparently an "inside job"!!
20 April 2003.
BNAPS have also publicised the theft on their website www.bnaps.or
Posted January 10, 2004: On March 29, 2003, twenty (20) collectible
covers were stolen from the dealer's table of Donald Kaye, at the
Edmonton Spring National show in Edmonton, Alberta.
The details of each cover can be obtained from Don at 17131 Coral
Beach Rd., Winfield, BC, V4V 1B9. The value of the individual items
ranged from $75 to $950; and there was another lot of 10 or so covers
valued at over $3,000.
Most covers were small queens. There were 4 large queen covers and one
5 cent beaver cover. One item was a 10 cent rated registered cover
franked with 20 1/2 cent small queens, from Quebec to Buenos Aires.
Some of the town cancels were: Eamers Corners, St. Hyacinthe,
Millevaches, and Arthur.
The theft was reported to the Edmonton police, case file: 03-39095.
In any case, dealers considering Edmonton Stamp Shows should realize
they may not be insured, because of the constant series of thefts
there,apparently an "inside job"!!
This warning needs constant repetition, so that gullible new dealers
avoid having their stock stolen in Edmonton,Canada.
It certainly seems to be an inside job, and the lack of concern by the
city police, shows how little interest they have in the matter, when
out of towners get robbed.
avoid having their stock stolen in Edmonton,Canada.
It certainly seems to be an inside job, and the lack of concern by the
city police, shows how little interest they have in the matter, when
out of towners get robbed.
At least one senior official of RPSC is under serious criminal frauds
investigation, with other possible charges pending, based on further
investigations. He used to be a prison warden, while major drug deals
were going down in his penitentiary!! How did he finance his
collection, one wonders??
investigation, with other possible charges pending, based on further
investigations. He used to be a prison warden, while major drug deals
were going down in his penitentiary!! How did he finance his
collection, one wonders??
all the interest and penalties on the money-laundering income,which he had
to testify in Court, with the Special Investigators of the Tax Department in
attendance?
His co-directors must be sweating bullets as they say, and now with
Interpol interested, who knows who else will get drawn into the
web,both in Canada and elsewhere?
: The APS should also be broadcasting this warning, since some of their
: members may be thinking about going to the Spring Show.
: Executives of RPSC are very nervous, now that Special Investigation
Interpol interested, who knows who else will get drawn into the
web,both in Canada and elsewhere?
: The APS should also be broadcasting this warning, since some of their
: members may be thinking about going to the Spring Show.
: Executives of RPSC are very nervous, now that Special Investigation
: the Canadian tax Department are investigating!!!
: After all, one is known by the company one keeps, and if you are
: associated with a money-launderer, then.
: > >The story was carried by the Edmonton Sun,: After all, one is known by the company one keeps, and if you are
: associated with a money-launderer, then.
: > >AS A FEATURE STORY ON THEIR POLICE CRIME PAGE.
: > >In what is becoming a regular annual occurrance, yet another stamp
: > >dealer has been robbed of stock at the annual stamp show held by the
: > >EDMONTON STAMP CLUB, in Edmonton,Canada,last month.
: > >The media report that this dealer had a box of expensive material > >
: > >The article in the news did not say whether it is suspected that
: > >the theft was done by someone connected with the so-called
: > >stamp show, since for quite a few of the past shows, there have been
: > >similar thefts from dealers.
: > >That is why there are now fewer and fewer reputable dealers
: > >attending this particular so-called show.
: > >For what dealers must pay to attend the show, why don't the executives
: > >of the Edmonton Stamp Club pay for qualified security staff?
: > >Is it that they want to wine and dine themselves into a stupor from all
: > >the profits from overcharging the few dealers left who attend?
: > >BEWARE!!! UNLESS YOU WANT YOUR STOCK STOLEN!!
: > >In a related story, the person in charge of the Edmonton Stamp Club
: > >stamp shows is being investigated by C.C.R.A. Special Investigations
: > >in connection with his testimony in Court, regarding MILLIONS OF
: > >DOLLARS OF UNDECLARED INCOME!!
: > >Further, the tax authorities are also checking into his admission
: > >of MONEY LAUNDERING!!
: > >the theft was done by someone connected with the so-called
: > >stamp show, since for quite a few of the past shows, there have been
: > >similar thefts from dealers.
: > >That is why there are now fewer and fewer reputable dealers
: > >attending this particular so-called show.
: > >For what dealers must pay to attend the show, why don't the executives
: > >of the Edmonton Stamp Club pay for qualified security staff?
: > >Is it that they want to wine and dine themselves into a stupor from all
: > >the profits from overcharging the few dealers left who attend?
: > >BEWARE!!! UNLESS YOU WANT YOUR STOCK STOLEN!!
: > >In a related story, the person in charge of the Edmonton Stamp Club
: > >stamp shows is being investigated by C.C.R.A. Special Investigations
: > >in connection with his testimony in Court, regarding MILLIONS OF
: > >DOLLARS OF UNDECLARED INCOME!!
: > >Further, the tax authorities are also checking into his admission
: > >of MONEY LAUNDERING!!
in many years, as the local police will confirm.
Rumor is that Grosvenor has stopped collecting stamps a few years ago.