This XL scam has been going on for years in Singapore. It's strange that the government there ignored the problem & took no action. Maybe they think all whites are gods.

Anything with XL + Roger Hamilton on the same page...LEAVE WELL ALONE! He has invented something new and useless and flogs it at as high a cost as he can get away with. Honest companies do not turn up in scam reporting sites with this frequency!

XL Results Foundation has not only collapsed in Singapore. They've not been able to file their 2007 annual reports with the Singaporean authorities, who may be considering prosecution of XL's management under the Singapore Companies Act. The Singaporean bank - OCBC is also pursuing Roger Hamilton to recover some loan defaults. Roger Hamilton is on the run from bank & the Singapore government.

Consumer Update - XL Results Foundation collapse

The XL Results Foundation Head Office in Singapore has closed down.
Address: 30 Robinson Road, #02-01, Robinson Towers, SINGAPORE 048546.

Victims of Ponzi Scheme operator Roger Hamilton and the XL Results Foundation scam are advised to contact the Consumer Affairs Department and/or Department of Fair Trade in their respective country.

XL Results Foundation Pte Ltd is owned by a holding company incorporated to a PO Box address in the Republic of Seychelles.

We just post reports and we are not sure how true this is... any further feedback from the public is appreciated.

RETRACTION OF ALLEGATIONS AGAINST ROGER HAMILTON AND XL RESULTS FOUNDATION

XL Results Foundation are pleased to announce a positive outcome to the recent legal case related to various allegations against Roger Hamilton and XL. These claims are similar to those found on interrelated and inter-referencing blogs posted on ripoffreport.com, complaintsboard.com, hotscams.com and businessesfromhell.com along with other blogs and anonymous emails sent to our members and partners over the last three years.

On March 24th 2008, Linda Ruck, the defendant in the legal case that XL brought regarding many negative and untrue claims against the company, signed a full written confirmation, retraction & undertaking by a consent court order in the Singapore Subordinate Courts.

The undertaking includes:


1. A confirmation that she has been involved in approaching via email, and/or otherwise including postings on internet forums, blogs, websites and other means, various parties including the media, consumer groups, our members and partners.


1. An unreserved retraction of her allegations against Roger Hamilton, XL, and XL stakeholders and an unconditional acceptance that these are untrue and/or inaccurate. The retracted allegations range from claims of illegal activities, no money going to charity, misappropriation of funds, criminal investigations, fraudulent conduct and a withdrawal of her claim on pyramid sales – which are similar to all the claims found on the various emails and blogs.


1. An undertaking not to conduct or continue with any ongoing campaign against Roger and XL (through herself, anonymously or otherwise) and not to spam, blog or communicate with XL Members, XL stakeholders or the media to make negative comments about XL.


1. An undertaking to cease harassing XL, its members, partners and associated parties.


XL is glad to put the legal conclusion of this chapter behind itself and to have received vindication against all the claims that have been made through the Singapore Court System. A copy of the Consent Order of Court and full Confirmation, Retraction & Undertaking can be viewed at http://xlresultsfoundationlegalfile.wordpress.com/

XL Board of Directors
For the latest on the growth of World Wide Wealth, visit
www.resultsfoundation.com <http://www.resultsfoundation.com>

A Get Rich Quick Promoter, the subject of a nation wide consumer caution in the United Kingdom (www.rip-off-uk.com) and the USA (www.ripoffreport.com) will be in Australia next week preying on the community.

Mr Roger Hamilton, Chairman of XL Results Foundation pte ltd is on a whistle stop tour of Australia promoting and selling a USD$12,000 life membership into a purported social entrepreneur network.

XL Results Foundation (registered in the Republic of Singapore Comapany registration no: 200107729C) is alleged to be a convoluted pyramid scheme that baits consumers with promises of personal wealth and business opportunities but leaves consumers red faced and empty handed.

Mr Roger Hamilton based in Bali will be holding networking events as a platform to gain access to Australian consumers and hosting events on the Gold Coast 7th March 2008, Brisbane 11th March, Sydney 12th & 15th March, Melbourne 13th March and Perth 8th and 14th March 2008.

During his sales pitch, Mr Hamilton will fail to mention XL is mired in controversy with victims of the scam lodging complaints against the company world wide.

Mr Hamilton and the Australian Promoter, Mr Paul Dunn, Results Net (http://www.resultsnetaustralia.com) operating out of Brisbane (Registered in New South Wales - BN 98208353) are the subject of allegations they are operating an elaborate pyramid scheme operating under the guise of a social enterprise.

A deceptive website (www.resultsfoundation.com) and smoke and mirror events have been created to give the illusion the company has a product to sell.

The events are created by Mr Hamilton and offered free or heavily discounted to consumers. The sting comes afterwards when individuals are invited to a free 'extraordinary’breakfast event where Mr Hamilton and his cohorts attempt to extract USD$12,000 from misinformed consumers.

In Singapore more than 100 members of the business community alleged they were cheated and duped by Mr Hamilton and money promised to charity was pocketed by Mr Hamilton. The parent company of XL, Competitive Edge pte ltd in Singapore is alleged to have sold consumers shares without a legal prospectus.

Members also claimed Mr Hamilton had lied and exaggerated regarding business connections and that the bulk of the network's contacts are poached from the free online platform linkedin.

Members of the Asian business community allege XL is created with the specific intent to deceive and scam.

As reported in the Straits Times Newspaper, 70 complaints were lodged against the company in one day.

The rogue company has faced mass refunds, staff walkouts, resigned accountants and unpaid bills.

A former employee, an Australian whistle blower has been legally gagged by XL since 2005 and subjected to a malicious and long running defamation campaign including filing of false police reports against the individual in an attempt to threaten and subdue.

In public legal documents lodged in Singapore, the former employee has alleged ‘contributions promised to charity were not given and Mr Hamilton and XL is cause for concern.’

Both Mr Hamilton of XL and his Australian business partner Mr Dunn, ResultsNet Australia are in current litigation and attempting to block legal requests for full disclosure of the XL company accounts.

Allegations lodged against the company suggest it is a pyramid scheme with its revenue source derived from the recruitment of duped individuals into the scheme. Victims were induced with a commission to encourage further sign ups.

The community allege the company is using public monies - life membership fees to pay its legal costs to protect the scam and is bleeding the community dry.

In an attempt to deflect media and community questions, XL Results Foundation has issued an email spam warning on its website to deflect questions and issued false legal reports.

Mr Hamilton, his associate Mr Dunn have suggested the company is the victim of a slur campaign by a former employee, members of the community who were quoted in the press do not exist and that journalists from Fairfax Media and Singapore Press Holdings did not do due diligence before publishing negative articles on XL. This is text book behaviour of a scam attempting to protect its interests.

The co-ordinator of the Asia Pacific petition lodged by more than 150 members against XL Results Foundation and mentioned in newspaper articles is Ms Ann Phua the head of a business women's organisation in Singapore, email anph@rvmediaworld.com

For further information on the scheme refer to:

http://www.stuff.co.nz/4287069a6442.html
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/articles/2007/05/3...
http://rogerhamilton-xl.blogspot.com/
http://rogerhamiltonexposed.wordpress.com/2006/09/...
http://rogerhamilton-consumerwatch.blogspot.com/

Victims of a pyramid scheme are advised to contact the Department of Fair Trade or relevant authorities:

http://www.pyramidschemealert.org/
http://www.ftc.gov/speeches/other/dvimf16.shtm
http://www.scamwatch.gov.au

This posting has been created by XL Results Foundation to warn you of anonymous bogus emails and blogs (about XL) posing as consumer associations, press bureaus and/or as our own Life Members.

Since March 2004 XL members and our partners have been hounded by interconnected bogus emails and blogs, alleging wrongdoing of ever increasing proportion. While the allegations continually change, the pattern of engagement has remained the same.

What these emails and blogs look like

1. The emails are aimed to mislead and confuse. They are targeted at the email addresses of our Life Members and partners - often aimed at new targets who are not aware of the history of these emails. Recent emails have addresses such as “consumer.association@googlemail.com”, “scamalertconsumer@gmail.com”, “xlcomplaints@gmail.com” and have titles such as “Consumer Association - XL Results Foundation Scam” and “Scam Alert - XL Results Foundation Pte Ltd”. At last count, over thirty different bogus Google and yahoo email addresses have been set up to send thousands of such emails over the last 2½ years.

2. The blogs are posted on blog sites such as wordpage, blogger and more recently on a US site called www.ripoffreport.com. These blogs have equally alarmist titles such as “Roger Hamilton And XL Results Foundation Pte Ltd, Singapore Community Petition, Scam, Duped, Pyramid Scheme, Charity Scam, Mass Refunds, Deception, Misrepresentation, Cheating Singapore Nationwide” and “Roger Hamilton + XL Results Foundation Ponzi Scheme, Fraudster, Scam, Duped, Conman, Global Fraud, Misrepresentation”. Like the emails, they have numerous links to the same articles, blogs, etc and they are all posted using fictitious names such as “Hilton”, “Logan” and “Singapore Community”.

The contents of these emails, blogs, and our response

1. The emails follow the same themes in the allegations they make. They range from criminal misconduct to fraud to mistreated customers to financial shenanigans. Many of these are similar to the claims made by an ex-employee who left XL employment in March 2002. Some of these claims are now the subject of a legal case that XL presently has with this individual (this is the second such case that XL has with this individual). The history of this case, the claims and our specific responses to each one can be found here: You can view this at www.xlresultsfoundation-legal-file.com

2. On certain occasions, these emails and blogs have been targeted at the press and have resulted in press articles, which in turn are then mass spammed and blogged anonymously, misrepresenting the stories with headlines and editing designed to spread further alarm and distress. You can find our advisory to the media in relation to this pattern of behaviour here: www.resultsfoundation.com/mediaadvisory1 Members of the press are themselves concerned that their articles are being misused and are also keen to know who is distributing these.

3. While the many general claims are addressed in the two links above, we would also like to address some of the more recent claims here. The first is language conjuring up the image of mass discontent, action by consumer associations, government departments, legal actions and the like. These are all entirely false. XL has never been approached by any consumer association and has not been involved in any investigations by any government department in any country. The only legal case we are involved in at present is the one mentioned above. Apart from the two legal cases (one that is currently ongoing) with this ex-employee, the only other legal case that has ever existed was one between XL’s Chairman, Roger Hamilton and the same ex-employee when in January 2007 she personally filed a magistrate’s complaint for criminal defamation against Mr Hamilton. Significantly, she subsequently withdrew that complaint in April 2007 (after she appointed a lawyer to represent her in these matters against the company and Mr Hamilton, and presumably after receiving legal advice that her claim of criminal defamation was clearly unsustainable).

4. The second recent claim – of XL being an illegal ‘pyramid sales’ company – first appeared as a defense by the defendant’s new lawyer in this case in March 2007 (The argument being that the breach of contract claim against the defendant could be defended if XL could be shown to be operating illegally). XL was issued with interrogatories from the defendant demanding detailed accounts on the basis that it was operating illegally. XL applied to the courts for the interrogatories be withdrawn and the Singapore Court ruled in XL’s favour, ordering the interrogatories to be withdrawn in August 2007. Even so, the emails and blogs continue with these same spurious claims that XL is a ‘pyramid sales’ company and also that we are “blocking legal attempts for full disclosure of the company accounts”. You can read our affidavit on the matter, detailing our responses on exactly why XL has no similarities to pyramid sales and the court’s ruling here at www.xlresultsfoundation-legal-file.com

5. The third recent claim – that there is some kind of ‘scam’ and thousands of customers ‘duped’ are all part of the language used to incite alarm. We operate with full disclosure, a satisfaction guarantee on all our major events and XL membership is transferable. XL Results Foundation operates in over 50 cities around the world with members meeting monthly. As with all large companies, we respond to customer requests on a daily basis. We have service centres in Singapore, London and Los Angeles and anyone with legitimate requests, complaints and suggestions have the ability to connect with us freely and easily.

6. The fourth recent claim – a repeat of earlier claims that XL either does not contribute to charities or is not honouring its commitments to charity are, again, entirely false and absurd. XL’s mission is World Wide Wealth, and the many charity activities within XL, by XL companies and XL Life Members, are documented every month in our various updates, on the website and in XL Magazine and XL Radio. The progress of our XL SEA Program – our accreditation program for Social Enterprises and a full history of charity activity by XL Companies can be found here: http://www.resultsfoundation.com/index.php?id=66

What you can do

The legal case is due for court hearing sometime in early 2008. In the meantime, we request that you take all these anonymous or bogus emails and blogs with a big pinch of salt. We have also found that a reply to sender requesting that your name be removed from the spam list usually results in one or more personal retorts followed by an end to the spam.

We will continue to be transparent in all aspects of our company, which is dedicated to growing the power of social entrepreneurs to create and contribute throughout the world. For verification or inquiries on all aspects of our global commercial and charitable activities, please contact XL at: legal@resultsfoundation.com

For the lighter side of XL, visit our website at www.resultsfoundation.com and we look forward to seeing you at any one of the events we will run in the coming year.

Posted by XL Group Management

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for the full story and http://www.resultsfoundation.com for all the initiatives of what the company have been doing true to the word.

Roger Hamilton is a blatant fraud.

I recently met Roger in Singapore one evening when he was drinking at a bar. He didn't even remember that I had been invited to be a member of XL Results
and had walked away from the membership.

Under the influence of Alcohol he
was proudly telling me how he made US$5m last year from selling his life membership and the best thing about it was that he didn't have to deliver anything back to the members, because he could always say 'you only get out
of it what you put into it'. He proclaimed the life membership fees were 'money for jam'.

I asked him if it was a pyramid scheme, he said 'shhhh, we
don't use that word' with a smile on his face. Of course, I did not tape the conversation, but let me give you some undeniable facts that will show what this man is made of. Buyers beware!

My investigations into Roger have uncovered the following systematic misrepresentations made by Roger Hamilton:

A. In a video on the website, Roger claims XL is the 'largest online network of entrepreneurs in the world'. Firstly he is referring to ECademy (not XL) which is a partner of XL, and secondly, it is by no measure even close to
being the largest.

B. Roger has claimed repeatedly to donate 10% of everything XL gets to charity, but XL's own Annual Report clearly shows that this is not the case.

In a rebuttal on this matter, Roger himself lists charity's that XL members have contributed to, but not charities that XL has contributed to.

C. The life membership offers no value resultsfoundation.com/index.php?id=27. The benefits listed are in no way something that is worth US$10,000+. Let me go through those so called

benefits:

1. Momentum Events - These are XL marketing events and unless you are prepared to pony up money for further XL 'investment' they offer no value past a sound and light show that Roger and his team put on

2. Coaching Certification - Anyone can issue a certificate and say you are certified. The XL certification is not recognized by any university,
government body or professional association - it is worthless

3. International Network - Anyone can join Ecademy and LinkedIn for free, it is hardly worth the US$10,000 premium that Roger puts on his foundation

4. Opportunities Exchange - Come on people. I can go to thousands of job websites, PE forums, and the like online and get opportunities like this at anytime.

5. Local Workshops - This is up to local XL members to fund and put on themselves, no assistance is given by the foundation, so after putting in US$10,000 lets start paying more money to get benefits??!?

6. XL Magazine - This is the only real value you get from XL, because from time to time it has some interesting content and interviews although many
are reprints or reworks of interviews of other magazines, etc. But let me ask you - is US$10,000 a fair price to pay for a subscription to this
magazine? Hardly

7. Country Tours - Again you can simply duplicate this capability by
leveraging the online tools within LinkedIn or Ecademy - XL offers no value in the link here

8. Major Events - Free events where Roger sells more of his XL offerings. They do offer a motivation of sorts, but nothing like a Tony Robbins event
or something of real value. Oh, and XL gives you discount vouchers for these, but if you can't make the ones you are assigned you have to pay for future events - they aren't free.

9. Vision Villas - Roger has reinvested XL Life Member funds in Villas he personally owns. He'll even let you rent them out! How nice...

10./11. Social Enterprise & Charity Network - A nice idea, but again is only about what you do yourself as a member - oh and you commit to 10% of your profits going to charity (Sound familiar?)

12. XL Opportunities - What are they? Can you tell me?

13. Discounts and Privileges - only at XL events which have limited value, oh and the discount coupons expire quickly...

14. Membership Value - yes, Roger has increased the price because his scam is working so well - shame the membership is non-refundable, non-transferable, so it's real value is actually $0

People - think very, very carefully about supporting Roger Hamilton's
personal bank account and his world wide wealth. This is a scam, pyramid scheme of the first order and offers no real value that you can't get elsewhere for free.

Hilton
Singapore
Singapore