Investigator sees possible scam with Akahi Nui
A Maui
News
letter
warns that Akahi Nui could be a scam.
In reference to the letter "Owner of all
island land is Akahi Nui" (April 28), you published
information which appears on its face to be a
farce. If you try the telephone
number listed in the letter, it connects through a "caller intercept-caller ID"
process. The holder of that number is monitoring his calls and obtaining caller
information before even accepting a call. There is no name or identity in the
published letter to know who one is dealing with. Who really is "Majesty Akahi
Nui"? I see lots of scams. Every
once in a while even a crazy scam hooks a victim. This particular letters sounds
so crazy, it may even be dangerous. I would not want my elderly relatives to be
in contact with this guy. Don't you think you owe the Maui public a duty to be a
responsible publisher? Colette
Watanabe, investigator, Maui Office
Consumer Protection Wailuku
Posted: Sun - May 2, 2004 at 06:52 PM