Dear Investor:

All an investor needs to do these days is to read the many newspaper and magazine articles on the subject of investor abuse to realize that there has been, and still is, a serious compliance problem in the securities industry. Over the past few years the Federal Trade Commission reported that fraudulent investments cost American investors $1 Billion annually. For most investors, previous savings patterns were restricted to passbook savings and U.S. savings bonds. Today's investors are faced with an ever-expanding array of investment products. Further, an information explosion, fueled by the emergence of specialized newspapers, magazines, newsletters, and television programs that promote enticing investment opportunities provides more information than could ever be assimilated by the average private investor. Finally, more sophisticated telecommunications technologies, coupled with aggressive sales tactics, make it easier for investment promoters to reach and abuse unwary investors.

Members of Loss Recovery Center see people every day who have been victimized by unscrupulous and incompetent elements in the securities industry. Few of the victims who come to us know of their rights including simple ways to recover their money. Even fewer are aware of the many ways that they can lose their rights to recover funds after being victimized, specifically, waiting to long to do something. Victimized investors receive free consultation from Loss Recovery Center members.

Very truly yours,

Ronald E. Miller
President of Loss Recovery Center

E-Mail: Ron@LossRecoveryCenter.com