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Lowell man charged in crowd-funding fraud

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Lowell man charged in crowd-funding fraud
Summary A Lowell man who founded and manages Tabletop Arena LLC has been accused of "crowd-funding fraud'' by the Secretary of State's Office.
Description Christopher Melville, of Lowell, allegedly sold unregistered securities through a crowd-funding social media-facilitated general solicitation for his company, Tabletop Arena LLC, at 99 Market St., in Lowell, according to a complaint filed by Massachusetts Secretary of State William F. Galvin's office.

SOURCE LINK to the full article: http://www.lowellsun.com/local/ci_21479706/lowell-man-charged-crowd-funding-fraud
Tags: Christopher Melville, Crowdfunding, crowdfunding fraud, Crowdsourcing, fraud, Investment, Social Media, Tabletop Arena
Claire Mackay Posted by Claire Mackay
Sep 06, 2012 11:58 am GMT Viewed 1099 times
Author: Lisa Redmond Source
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