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iComTech’s Juan Arellano sentenced to time served

iComTech promoter Juan Arellano has received a time served sentence and three years of supervised release. $1.74 million already seized by the US government is forfeited. And Arellano is jointly liable for $789,218 in restitution.


iComTech’s David Brend sentenced to $195,305 in forfeiture

Convicted iComTech Ponzi scammer David Brend has been sentenced to $195,305 in forfeiture.


David Carmona cops $789K iComTech restitution, $3.7M forfeiture

Following negotiation with the DOJ, iComTech founder David Carmona has been ordered to pay $789,218 in restitution. A separate order has also set iComTech forfeiture at $3.7 million.


iComTech’s David Brend sentenced to 10 years prison

iComTech Ponzi promoter David Brend has been sentenced to ten years in prison. Brend’s sentence was handed down on December 2nd, following a guilty verdict in March 2024.


CFTC secures default judgment against iComTech scammers

The CFTC has secured default judgment against iComTech’s David Carmona, Juan Parra, Moses Valdez and David Brend.


iComTech’s Gustavo Rodriguez sentenced to 8 yrs prison

iComTech Ponzi promoter Gustavo Rodriguez has been sentenced to 8 years in prison.


iComTech’s David Carmona sentenced to 10 years in prison

iComTech founder David Carmona has been sentenced to ten years in prison. Restitution and monetary penalties will be determined on November 22nd, 2024..


iComTech’s David Brend & Gustavo Rodriguez found guilty

Following conclusion of their iComTech trial on March 14th, a jury took just three hours to unanimously find David Brend and Gustavo Rodriguez guilty of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.


Juan Arellano pleads guilty to iComTech fraud

Juan Arellano has pled guilty to iComTech fraud charges on the eve of his criminal trial. Following a superseding information filing on February 29th, Arellano pled guilty later the same day.


iComTech’s Marco Ochoa sentenced to 5 years in prison

iComTech promoter Marco Ruiz Ochoa has been sentenced to five years in prison. As per Ochoa’s January 19th judgment, in addition to his prison sentence he’s up for $914,000 in forfeiture and “any and all property” connected to iComTech. Further restitution has been deferred till April 3rd, 2024.