Tax Time Uncovers Investor Abuse

Taxpayers Learn of Wall Street Abuse As Returns Prepared.

(PRWEB) March 26, 2005 -- Tax time brings out the fraud. Whether discovered by preparers or the taxpayer, individual investors who may have been abused by their stockbroker or firm typically find out now, when they are preparing tax filings, that they may have been burned in the prior year. Why? Monthly and year end statements are being reviewed. The investor or preparer may see securities never authorized, a pattern of active buying/selling that was not discussed or that was not consistent with goals and objectives. A concentration in one stock or sector may appear where it did not before. So, it is now, at this time of year, that potential victims of Wall Street learn or suspect that they may have been abused.

What to do? That's the big question. It is the story not often told. The true story of something great for burned Main Streeters: Securities arbitration. With it, investors can take their grievances before a panel who will determine if their claim is valid and to what extent Wall Street should recompense the Main Street individual investor.

"And the system works. I should know. I have been doing it for 16 consecutive years," says Securities Fraud Hotline founder/CEO Paul N. Young.

It is the story no one else has. And Young has the credentials to talk about what's going on in investor dispute resolution.

Timely, real life. All demos, all sectors. It is the story of Main Street taking on Wall Street without court - and winning.

The Securities Fraud Hotline is a free, national, one-of-a-kind service since 1989 at 1-800-222-4724.

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