What Happened to Your SLIG Promissory Note?
What Happened to Your SLIG Promissory Note? Los Angeles, CA – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged Pedram Abraham Mehrian with orchestrating a fraudulent Ponzi-like scheme through his companies, Strategic Legacy Investment Group Inc. (SLIG) and SLIG High Interest Liquid Savings Co. SEC Complaint Link The scheme deceived over 150 investors, defrauding them of millions of dollars through the sale of promissory notes. The SEC alleged that Mehrian used deceptive tactics, falsely claiming these promissory notes were "recession-proof" securities with "guaranteed interest" rates higher than market averages, returns that would "outpace inflation," and assurances that the promissory notes were "backed by SLIG's portfolio of assets," despite SLIG having no actual assets. Final Judgment The SEC won the civil suit, and the judgment imposed the following obligations: Strategic Legacy Investment Group Inc. is obligated to pay $...