James Scott Smith, and Troy Verdult paintings Removed from eBay

A number of original paintings and lithographs that James Scott Smith, and Troy Verdult (young son of William Joseph Verdult) attempted to auction on eBay as well as Bid4assets were removed fro fraudulent activity.

Here are two originals that were turned into lithographs by Wealth Enterprises Corporation; and signed by William Joseph Verdult. James Scott Smith failed to pay for the lithographs and are considered stolen by the Corporation.

Click here to see paintings that are owned by the Corporation. James Scott Smith and Troy Verdult attempted to auction on eBay; and eBay terminated the individuals from eBay.

Click here to see paintings that James Scott Smith purchased from Wealth Enterprises Corporation. Afterwards, alleged that the Corporation had entered into some sort agreement with James Scot Smith and William Joseph Verdult.

Click here to see lithographs created by the Corporation and signed by William Joseph Verdult; however Smith failed to pay the Corporation. These lithographs are owned by Wealth Enterprise Corporation and considered stolen.

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