Cruise Line Art Auctions
Since Fine Art Registry® published its two recent articles about cruise line art auctions, Art on the High Seas Part I and Part II, many
victims of cruise line art auction fraud contacted us and asked for help. We are continuing to hear from them. We will publish their stories in hopes, mainly, that others will not follow in their footsteps and that enough public outcry will be generated that the authorities, apparently asleep on the subject, will wake up and put an end to the piracy, which is going on, on a very big scale. Join in the discussion on the
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In this last segment, Teri discusses how important it is to perform due diligence before attending a Park West Gallery VIP event, how legitimate auction houses make a profit as opposed to what
Play VideoVideo, August 23, 2010
Teri continues in her general description of a Park West Gallery VIP auction, the tricks of the trade used by slick Park West Gallery salesmen, how Park West Gallery traps buyers with its terms
Play VideoVideo, August 23, 2010
Teri continues to explain that Park West Gallery "VIP auction sales" are not at all what they seem. Park West VIP events are deceptive and unfair beginning with Park West Gallery’s deliberate
Play VideoVideo, August 23, 2010
Park West Gallery seems to be ramping up its so called VIP sales events. As a result, Fine Art Registry is receiving increased phone calls from attendees who have been blind sided by deceptive
Play VideoVideo, August 23, 2010
It is my pleasure to report that we have discovered new and compelling evidence that proves that Park West Gallery sells its artwork "on investment". For the last three and a half years that Fine...
Read MoreArticle, August 22, 2010
It’s business as usual for Park West Gallery. This is just another battle in the war with the self-proclaimed largest art gallery on the planet. Even if the case were to be retried in front of
Play VideoVideo, August 16, 2010
Teri discusses the outrageous order by Judge Zatkoff, effectively trashing and nullifying the jury’s unanimous verdict in favor of Fine Art Registry. Teri also vows to investigate the possible
Play VideoVideo, August 14, 2010
Sharon winds up Part 4 of her video with a promise that she’ll be back for more when the next round of legal hedging takes place with Royal Caribbean and their lawyer Hershel Fink. It does not
Play VideoVideo, August 12, 2010
Sharon continues to expound on the stalling tactics employed by RCCL and attorney Hershel Fink. They have now appealed to the Supreme Court in Michigan in hopes that another four months will
Play VideoVideo, August 12, 2010
Continuing with her comments on the venerable attorney for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Sharon explains something that often gets lost in all of the legal maneuvers. The set of Dali Divine
Play VideoVideo, August 12, 2010
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