A special forum has been set up by PlexPay members to build a case for the return of funds to members. The following email was released Feb 28, 2007 and the forum is open only to PlexPay members....
"A long time has gone since our Plex Opportunity was ripped away from us.
As many of you already know, the plex case is taking a long time to end, TOO LONG,..... And we now feel its time to take action.
You have received this e-mail because you were a member of Plexpay, and your information was gathered by your uplines, and provided to us to be able to comunicate this information to you.
We will not answer any e-mail, or send you anymore e-mails regarding the Plexpay Case, all communication is managed from the Forum.
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We have created a forum, where suggestions on how to proceed with the ongoing case will be published.
Not all get this info, as e-mails are not working, usernames are missing etc, but please pass this info on to your downline.
You can log in to the forum page with your Plexpay Username, and the password: 1234qwer
Click this URL to login: http://www.netatnet.info/plex/
Remember this is NOT an official site, but an Independent page for Members of Plexpay, where we can unite to work the case.
The page is managed by Members of Plexpay on a voulenteer basis under the motto: "People Helping People"
We have allready a lawyer in place to manage the case for us, as described in the forum.
We hope you appreciate our effort to try to solve this to the best for all members.
Kind Regards
Jon Inge Nordal
Initiative Taker & Plex Member
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Thank you for the information...
Very interesting article to be read...
On 15th December 2009, the Norwegian Supreme Court ruled in the appeal case of Plexpay CEO Frode Jørgensen and Plexpay VP Marketing Jarle Johansen.
The Supreme Court upheld the decision of the regional court, sentencing Frode Jørgensen to 2 1/2 years prison (1 year suspended sentence) and Jarle Johansen to 1 year and 9 months (1 year suspended sentence) prison for establishing and operating an illegal pyramid scheme.
The Supreme Court also upheld the confiscation of money and other assets from the two Plexpay bosses, and explicitely stated that Plexpay was an illegal pyramid scheme.
The ruling was unanimous.
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