Hammar Investments
From CaseyPedia
Hammar Investments, Inc. is the name of a corporation owned by Casey Serin.[1] It was apparently purchased from Corporation Brokers, Inc.. The corporation was created by Michael Marshall of Woodland Hills, CA on September 22, 2003.[2] Marshall has not been linked to Serin except for having created the shelf corporation.
While Casey claims he purchased the corporation in order to do legitimate business, his behavior suggests that in fact its only purpose is to allow Casey to continue borrowing and living on credit without using his own name and FICO score. In May 2007, Casey suggested that he was seriously considering the use of his corporate credit to pay off a personal debt.[3]
TODO: use of corporate credit to pay rent[citation needed], use of corporate credit card[citation needed], use of corporation to buy penny stock[citation needed], alleged use of corporation to fund book project[citation needed].
As a side note, while many IAFF readers assume that the corporation's name is pronounced like the word hammer, Serin pronounced its name with the accent on the second syllable (roughly huh-MARR) during one of his talkcasts.
[edit] References
- ↑ Hammar Investments, Inc., California Secretary of State, Corporations Search
- ↑ Notice of Transaction, Hammar Investments, Inc., California Department of Corporations Cal-EASI Database
- ↑ Debt Settlement… Settle Debt From Corporation?, IAFF, March 24th 2007
