Yes, we're talking about Omega and Destiny, two programs in which funds were pooled so that investors (called 'lenders') could invest in various bank debenture programs. (from our October 1999 Newsletter) After five long years, victims of one of the longest-running bank debenture scams of the 1990s have finally realized that they have been scammed. This scam is instructive because it is very similar to probably 99% of all the bank debenture scams - the Omega 'lenders' are just have been the slowest we have ever seen in coming to the realization that they have been scammed. This page is under construction as we are daily receiving more materials and information from those who have been scammed by these 'programs' (And yes - believe it or not - some morons still believe these programs are real!). This page examines the Omega/Alpha/Destiny scams, and how they were perpetrated. Even after Omega failed to meet numerous deadlines, even more fleecing went on in the guise of two new 'programs' called 'Alpha' and 'Destiny' - neither of which have paid a dime, either.

Years after this alleged 275 day program was supposed to be completed, it still has not paid a penny to investors, giving it perhaps the single worst monetary payout of any bank debenture scam (and there have been a lot of them). 'The Lord's Warehouse is full' proclaimed retired electrician Clyde Hood of Mattoon, Illinois, after fleecing thousands (if not millions) of dollars from various people who invested in a bank debenture scam known as 'Omega Trust & Trading'.

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