State sues General Motors, OnStar, claiming deceptive practices

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10 thoughts on “State sues General Motors, OnStar, claiming deceptive practices

  1. Sue em Todd! My OnStar warning system goes off with curves and hills on the road, with signs and even mailboxes along the road. Tailgaters and speeders even set mine off, etc. I signed up for no sharing, but my insurance keeps going up and makes me wonder if they have my data?

  2. I’ve been saying this for the last 3 years.
    Let’s go again:

    In feb 2021, Apollo SPAC Fund 1 invests in Andretti Acquisition.
    In nov 2021, Apollo SPAC Fund !, representing Andretti buys Virtuoso.
    In Nov 2021, Virtuoso buys Wejo.

    Wejo is the only SPAC Palantir ever closed, and that was to be able to unlock the ponzi founder shares dump.

    Compliments of IEDC.

  3. The program that funds all of these comes from the Purdue Discovery Park, HQ of USAID funds.

    The Purdue Discovery Park was created thanks to an award from Duke Energy’s disgraced Chairman Michael Browning, fired from Duke for self dealing with the Purdue Research Foundation at the Discovery Park.

    Browning MGB Holdings, Inc. is the master developer of LEAP, an I-65 corridor awarded to Andretti that connects crooks West Lafayette to crooks downtown, also known as Purdue Reimagined.

  4. Browning and Roberts created a Cayman Island fund called Project Energy Reimagined Acquisition Company and purchased the scammer GM data trader Wejo in Nov 2021.

    The #1 promoter of Wejo is the Purdue Discovery Park.

    Come on.

  5. The manager of the ilegal Purdue Discovery Park is a for-profit called 9-12 LLC owned by IEDC’s Executive Chad Pittman, with his wife, at home.

    9-12 LLC merges with Robert’s ARI July 1 2024.

    Pittman, Roberts and Mitchell are owners of the grant created Battery Innovation Center, and its for profit Eclipse, at Robert’s home and the Battery Innovation Group, at Mitchell’s home.

    These crooks with zero engineering training awarded themselves over a hundred millon dollars, zero bids.

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