- 29 July 2017
Making Headlines With Positive Results For Members!
The Schneider's bought a property outside of Property Club and have been devastated by the consequences, until the Club stepped in to help almost 14 months ago.
On Tuesday 25 July 2017, Grant Donald Page was arrested by Qld Police and charged with one count of Fraud. He is due back to Southport Court for a mention and directions on the 1st September 2017.
It is understood there maybe up to 90 other victims who have been defrauded by a sophisticated scheme.
If you know some one who has participated outside the Club and needs help, let them know we will listen to their plight and then discuss what may be able to be done for them.
Property Club reiterates the importance of the Clubs programs to try and protect Club members from such disgraceful behaviour.
You can view the Channel Ten news report here.
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