I can only dream now, but I truly wish that someone would have written an email, such as this, that we could have read before being fooled by Blue Moon Capital, Denver. Unfortunately that did not happen in time for us to be saved from the risk of trusting Blue Moon Capital, Denver. If I can save just one innocent investor from the perils of investing in a rehab with Blue Moon Capital, Denver then my mission is complete.
Yes, I am being a bit dramatic. But, as you will read below, Dan Levin, corporate counsel for Blue Moon Capital, Denver, started my dramatic tone. Despite my sarcasm, I am being completely truthful.
I think that ALL POTENTIAL INVESTORS with Blue Moon Capital, Denver need to know that Blue Moon Capital, Denver is in SEVERE financial distress.
I received a very poignant, yet EXTREMELY knowledgeable email from Dan Levin of Levin and Wieser, corporate counsel to Blue Moon Capital, Denver. Mr. Levin is asking me for "compassion" for Blue Moon Capital, Denver instead of "constantly devoting all your further energies to their condemnation." As I told Mr. Levin in a response to this fine email, I had NO IDEA that we were in such bad economic times. I am also grateful that he could put such a situation into simple enough terms so that even I can understand the meaning of a bad economy.
But, as I questioned Mr. Levin, does Blue Moon Capital, Denver not prosper when housing prices decline? Doesn't Blue Moon Capital, Denver thrive by buying foreclosures and "re-habbing" them for re-sale at a much higher price? Maybe even a price so high, in a down market, that Blue Moon Capital, Denver can make a great deal of money? Maybe even selling a house, to trusting investors, that has never appraised, EVER, even in an up market at more than, maybe, 1/5th of the purchase price at which Blue Moon Capital, Denver sold the house to these innocent investors?
As hard as I try, I just can't seem to muster up ANY compassion for the company that RUINED my family, our happiness, our retirement plans, our savings and our credit. Be smart; we were "stupid idiots" as the very intelligent Dan Levin called me. Be VERY, VERY, VERY CAREFUL when dealing with Blue Moon Capital if you DARE proceed with their "turn-key" program.
Maybe, just maybe, this "program" worked for some investors, but it certainly did not work for us. As I was told during this nightmare of seeking the truth, "Buyer, Beware." But, very sadly, Blue Moon Capital provided all of the right (but possibly fraudulent) documentation for us and had an answer to all of our concerns.
Here is the current state of Blue Moon Capital, Denver, as described in an email to me, dated April 29, by Dan Levin, corporate counsel. I did delete some very personal information that Dan Levin shared with me but I do not believe that this information is pertinent to this blog. Dan Levin did not mark this email personal and confidential.
This response came as a result of my effort to communicate with Dan Levin or Paul Evans of Blue Moon Capital, Denver. They stopped working together with me as soon as they read an email from me outlining our ordeal, as well as numerous attachments that validated my claims.
I apologize. I was to respond to you last week but had to attend to several urgent matters. It is clear that you are upset and distraught over the whole scenario of events, and the way life has seemingly taken a downward spiral for you over the last 2 years. This may come as somewhat of a surprise to you, but the reality is that Blue Moon has devoted countless hours to research, investigate and assess your issues and have determined that there is no fault on the part of Blue Moon. Nevertheless, they continued to agonize over your situation for the past several months, and have scrutinized every approach that might lead to a satisfactory resolution to your predicament without success. Unfortunately this failing and turbulent economy has wreaked havoc on all of us and has left no individual or business unaffected. Major economic indicators have realized new lows, and bankruptcy filings are reaching record numbers. Blue Moon is no exception, and unfortunately even if they could in some way justify that you were deserving of some consideration even as a gesture of good will, they are not in a position to make any adjustment to you now or in the foreseeable future. Having laid off its entire staff, the company is now only a mere skeleton of its former entity. When combined with the financial challenges confronting the company, this paints a very bleak picture for anyone associated with it.
I know that all this information might amount to an answer to your secret prayers that somehow Blue Moon deserves these horrible calamities to be visited upon them because of what happened to you, but all I can do at this time is ask that you try to have some compassion instead of constantly devoting all your further energies to their condemnation.
Can you believe this?!!
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