Sexymale04
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You don't need tell anyone what they need better themselves on anything !!!!Your reply was just as unintelligible. Better yourself.
You don't need tell anyone what they need better themselves on anything !!!!Your reply was just as unintelligible. Better yourself.
He skipped town. ripped home owners out of millions and moved to ItalyLooks like Scott is in a spot of trouble: Palm Springs Contractor Files for Bankruptcy Amidst Fraud Allegations from Homeowners
All his socials appear to have been deleted as well.
well damn. i assume he took his boy toy Don with him? its a shame that a young(er) impressionable dude let his life and career get turned upside downHe skipped town. ripped home owners out of millions and moved to Italy
Obviously been a sugar baby is a 24h work.well damn. i assume he took his boy toy Don with him? its a shame that a young(er) impressionable dude let his life and career get turned upside down
Any updates ??He skipped town. ripped home owners out of millions and moved to Italy
I think like someone else suggested, they have gone silent with no SM posts to evade police.Any more of him and Don?
I would LOVE to see him getting fucked.Let’s hope they lose all their money so Scott has to go into porn. Would love to see that big dick get some action
Okay okay tell the tea what happened?!!
Like in detail
I thought that he was arrested. He is on the run? He is a fugitive?
wow sounds like a mix of several characters from the white lotus. now im invested in how this is gonna endfrom the article "Palm Springs contractor goes bankrupt, accused of defrauding homeowners"
- Contractor Scott Cullens and his company, Palm Pacific Restoration, are facing severe backlash and a lawsuit after allegedly taking massive upfront payments from homeowners and failing to complete the work, often leaving homes completely gutted and unlivable.
- Cullens has recently filed for personal bankruptcy, deleted his previously active social media accounts, and is entirely unresponsive to clients. His physical office sits empty, and his current whereabouts are unknown, with police aware of rumors he may have fled to Italy.
- Multiple victims report losing tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars each—in one lawsuit, over $800,000. Many have been forced to rent temporary housing, pay new contractors to finish the botched or untouched jobs, or simply abandon their dreams due to the financial losses.
- Cullens' attorney denies the fraud allegations, stating that the contractor has simply fallen on "financial tough times" and suggesting that unpaid bills from clients can create a snowball effect that derails construction projects.
- The Palm Springs Police Department is currently reviewing multiple complaints from former clients. While they have not yet launched a formal criminal investigation, they are looking for patterns in the allegations to determine if a crime occurred and are urging anyone who did business with Cullens to contact them.
Wow it seems very criminal then, also, yeah he fled to another country but does he have citizenship of that country?from the article "Palm Springs contractor goes bankrupt, accused of defrauding homeowners"
- Contractor Scott Cullens and his company, Palm Pacific Restoration, are facing severe backlash and a lawsuit after allegedly taking massive upfront payments from homeowners and failing to complete the work, often leaving homes completely gutted and unlivable.
- Cullens has recently filed for personal bankruptcy, deleted his previously active social media accounts, and is entirely unresponsive to clients. His physical office sits empty, and his current whereabouts are unknown, with police aware of rumors he may have fled to Italy.
- Multiple victims report losing tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars each—in one lawsuit, over $800,000. Many have been forced to rent temporary housing, pay new contractors to finish the botched or untouched jobs, or simply abandon their dreams due to the financial losses.
- Cullens' attorney denies the fraud allegations, stating that the contractor has simply fallen on "financial tough times" and suggesting that unpaid bills from clients can create a snowball effect that derails construction projects.
- The Palm Springs Police Department is currently reviewing multiple complaints from former clients. While they have not yet launched a formal criminal investigation, they are looking for patterns in the allegations to determine if a crime occurred and are urging anyone who did business with Cullens to contact them.
I knew about that, but they did a lot of photo shoots together before they went on the run so I wanted to see if there was any more of those around.I think like someone else suggested, they have gone silent with no SM posts to evade police.
Its likely the next update ( if any) will be news report of capture and charges.
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