I too would like to congratulate johne on an excellent letter which I really hope works and gets the matter resolved.
I became aware of the discrepancy noted in Malibook's post a few weeks ago. I, too, thought the money had been returned by Anoeca , as stated. In fact when anyone asked me, that is exactly what I told them. So I made enquiries. It transpires the money
was returned to the charity organiser. He subsequently reinvested it in the same company using a
different account name. I understand this was meant to be a short term 'holding' measure prior to disbursement of the funds. However, the funds are still in two accounts (one dollar account, one peso account) with Anoeca, quite safe, still earning interest but have not been disbursed to aid any beneficiaries.
I am not a contributor to this particular charity. I am merely an investor with Anoeca. As such I felt I had disseminated false information that the charity money had been returned, albeit in good faith going on what I had been told and what had been posted here a year ago. I should point out that the person who posted for Anoeca also posted what he was told by the company president, so he, too, posted in good faith.
Eleven days ago I asked that the company president should make a public statement about this matter. I have yet to see one. However, I have sent a link to this thread to both the company representative who posted a year ago and to
info@anoeca.org I would suggest anyone with further questions about the company role in all this should address them to the company president - cellphone 1-809-697-0760
But the real solution to the issues raised by many posters is for that money to start being distributed and doing some good. I think johne's suggestions are excellent and I fully support his attempts to get the matter resolved.