Three Companies Run by Deputy Police Chief Frank Del Vecchio Shut Down in Less Than Three Years, Due To Fraud!

Frank Del Vecchio

Last Saturday, AMBER Ready shut down its website and the Bergen County Sheriff's Office remove the program from their website due to Mr. Del Vecchio's fraud. AMBER Ready has terminated all of its employees, leaving customers that purchase its child safety program to be routed to the Bergen County Sheriff's Office in the event of an emergency. "Parent's that don't live in Bergen County New Jersey are better-off calling 911", said one former employee. In less than three (3) years, Mr. Del Vecchio has owned and shutdown three (3) companies that were all tied to committing acts of fraud. In addition to Mr. Del Vecchio falsely representing that his new mobile child safety application worked to replace the working child safety application designed by the Company's former CEO. Before wasting investor's capital to promote a mobile phone application Mr. Del Vecchio knew did not work, he also owned a company that posed as the US Consumer Protection Agency and owned a Sprint Wireless Cell Phone store.

Mr. Del Vecchio's company called the US Consumer Protection was shut down in December 2008, leaving customers high and dry that paid for services that are provided at no cost by the US Consumer Protection Agency. Mr. Del Vecchio's Sprint Wireless Store was part of a partnership of four (4) owners. Each of the four Sprint Wireless stores shared a single Sprint Dealership Agreement that was terminated due to fraudulent activities. The owners setup a call center to search Sprint's database, which is provided to independent dealers and cold-called customers that were eligible to renew their wireless contracts. Although each of the four dealerships were located in low traffic remote locations, each of the partners were able to exceed the average Sprint independent dealership revenue. In January of 2008, Sprint terminated the accounts for all four partners, and Mr. Del Vecchio closed his Sprint location to concentrate on his other fraudulent company call US Consumer Protection. After defrauding numerous customers and business into believing they were being supported by the Federal Trade Commission's US Consumer Protection Agency, in 2008 Mr. Del Vecchio closed US Consumer Protection focus on supporting AMBER Ready founder and former CEO.

AMBER Ready's founder spent more than 10 years committed to developing child safety programs and hired Mr. Del Vecchio as the Company's Vice President. Under the direction of the founder and former CEO, each year AMBER Ready achieved new milestones. The Company was able to establish sales agreement and relationships with numerous organizations and developed innovative missing child safety programs. Under the direction of the Company's founder, AMBER Ready was recognized throughout the United States as the best child safety program by law enforcement and news reporters.

In September of 2009, Mr. Del Vecchio arranged for the former CEO to be terminated so Mr. Del Vecchio could be promoted to CEO. Under Mr. Del Vecchio's management, AMBER Ready committed numerous acts of fraud, including consumer fraud, securities fraud and forgery. Mr. Del Vecchio filed a Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering (IPO) of the Company's stock. The Registration Statement contained false statement and numerous material omissions, including failing to disclose Mr. Del Vecchio's new mobile phone application did not work.

Not only has Mr. Del Vecchio proven that he is willing to commit fraud while he is the Deputy Police Chief of Fairview, New Jersey, but he is also willing to threaten anyone that expose his fraud. Retired New York City Police Sergeant, Robert Schechter has experienced retaliation of Mr. Del Vecchio. Mr. Schechter issued a letter that was sent to the US Attorney's Office that confirmed he was told to fraudulently sell AMBER Ready to police, schools and the Boy Scouts of America. When he learned of the letter, Mr. Del Vecchio had his attorney send Mr. Schechter a letter to threatened if he did not retract the statement. Below are the documents to confirm Mr. Del Vecchio's recent actions to commit and to conceal his fraud.

Retired NYC Police Officer and Former AMBER Ready Employee to Confirm Mr. Del Vecchio's Fraud: http://bit.ly/2CTvi3I

Letter to Threaten Retired NYC Police Officer from Exposing Mr. Del Vecchio's Fraud: http://bit.ly/2Fsatyl

How long will Mr. Del Vecchio's be allowed to commit fraud. Now with AMBER Ready no longer in operation, Mr. Del Vecchio needs to find a new fraudulent venture.

An Investigator of AMBER Ready

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