Corniche Capital

David Ebrahimzadeh, the man behind Corniche Capital, knows what he is looking for. If you would look at his website, you will soon know that this man is not legit. I was late to figure that out. The website, where you mention the names of the team, his website has just his name. How is managing such a big investment company on its own? Isn’t that a surprise?

This man, who does not look like a scammer, very easily gets through your trust with his simple looks. But all those smiles are to distract you from finding out who he really is. When I was looking to borrow some loan over my duplex bungalow, I came through this website. The company offers real estate and private equities.

I did submit the form to connect with this guy, and I received a call back after only a few hours, the very same day. I was in a hurry to close the deal. I had spoken to many other companies and was not getting the deal I wanted to. So, when David called, I may have seemed desperate to him. He sensed that and right away asked for a personal meeting to sort out the best deal.

We met the other day at my house. He seemed curious and impatient, which I was too. In addition, he was looking forward to checking the house. So, we finalized the meeting at my place. , We concluded, and he tried to make the deal n favor of my requirements as much as possible.

I really liked the way he was trying to help. So, I agreed to the terms he suggested. He said that there wouldn’t be any problem going forward with the clause he had on the agreement. I wanted to talk to my attorney. So, I asked him to leave the agreement for a day and to finalize things later. He tried to make me sign the agreement the same day, but I knew how to proceed with such legal things.

I contacted my lawyer. I was unlucky to find out that my lawyer was on holiday and returned within 15 days. So, I could not take any legal advice. I approached David for the same, and he suggested one lawyer he knew. I met with that lawyer, and he explained to me the important points.

The next day, I signed the agreement and made a wire transfer for the security deposit. It seemed a bit huge amount, but he was giving me an irresistible deal. So, I did not bother much. Anyway, apart from some part of the amount, the deposit was refundable.

After the money was transferred, I did not hear from David for three months. He never returned my calls and put me through a lot of pressure. Later, he started picking up my call. But, when it came to initiating the check and the cash, I was given dates. Later, I asked for a refund. It was not made as well.

I had to go with the other company. And, I lost my security deposit as I terminated the business.