Raparee
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i had always thought they could deny that kind of payment, evidently not.
Cheers, Loki
Here in Canada they can deny the payment if it amounts to more than 25 cents worth of pennies.
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i had always thought they could deny that kind of payment, evidently not.
Cheers, Loki
i had always thought they could deny that kind of payment, evidently not.
Cheers, Loki
Maybe some of the Old footage from before & editing in a voice over
so they can pretend to find things
That was last year.......
He may have told them something before he died.....whaddya think?
I believe Fred buried the title in a 170 foot hole with oak planks every ten feet or so. But be careful if you go looking for it there a 'rumors' of flood tunnels... The location is between his house and the swamp so I was told by a reliable rumormonger......Anybody knows who have the estate of Fred Nolan ?
Rick $2 Million and Marty $ 100 Million
Lagina Brothers: 10 Facts about The Curse of Oak Island Stars
That article says $100,000 not a hundred million.....and Marty’s is nearly $100,000.
Which seems tro contradict this claimMarty founded Terra Energy, Ltd., an oil and gas exploration and production company in 1982. He sold the company to CMS Energy in 1995 for $60 million.
So unless Marty lost $58 million from 1995 I would say that article is just rubbish...The Curse of Oak Island”. When the program originally aired in 2014, Rick had a net worth of $500,000 and Marty a net worth of $2 million.
I think they Can deny it. Especially loose Coins.
But I'm sure there are Some tax Workers etc, that either are not aware they can,
Or have enough of a sense of Humor to use it for a Photo Op in a News story.
Last one I saw, they shipped by armored Cars from the Bank to the Office,
took their Photos, Then hauled it back to the bank. all b.S. that caused
the person Paying the Bill, an extra Mint, paying shipping costs just to do it.
lol
That article says $100,000 not a hundred million.....
Also it says Which seems tro contradict this claimSo unless Marty lost $58 million from 1995 I would say that article is just rubbish...
True.. But that article still seems rubbish.. There is no way was Marty's fortune was down to 2 million and then he purchased Oak Island for 7-8 million to pursue his brothers crazy dream.. From doing this 4 years ago then turned his 2 million into 100 million reported... while his brother only got 1.5 million out of the whole thing.Selling a company for $60 million doesn't mean he personally made $60 million. It's a business with debts and obligations as well as staff and any possible share and/or stakeholders. It's a common misperception.