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.......Bogus Titles ~ An Update ....... |
We have written before of Antonio Adolfo Boada Cartaya, who describes himself as Lord Chafford and publishes advertisements for bogus titles on his website at http://www.nobletitles.com. He poses as a peerage lawyer but has no qualifications as such. A reader has written in to inform us that he has a second website at http://www.sovereignclassics.com from which he sells other services in addition to the same titles sold from his first site. Followers of Gary Martin Beaver (who poses as a French baron and an English lord) will doubtless be interested to learn that The Most Noble Order of the Sword Limited, the English limited liability company he founded as a platform for the launch of The Most Noble Order of the Sword as one of the worlds most prestigious orders of chivalry, has been closed down by the order of the Director of Companies House (who, in England, supervises the operation of commercial companies). Unfortunately, this may mean that Carl W. Lemke, the talented jewelry designer, will be even less likely to have his invoices honoured by Mr Beaver, to whom he supplied regalia for the Order, and who has ignored repeated requests for payment. Lord Bradford has appeared in these pages before, when Gary Martin Beaver, having bought a bogus manorial title (actually a trademark) from Baron Graham Fothergill (he so described the vendor, who, he said, had made him a baron), adopted Lord Bradfords second title of Lord Newport. The Daily Mail, an English newspaper, published this piece of impertinence for the amusement of its readers.

British Feudal Investments
The Most Noble Order of the Sword

Fake Titles ~ The Website of The Earl of Bradford
This introduction to the trade of bogus titles so interested Lord Bradford that he resolved to create a website dedicated to amusing and informing the public about its practitioners. The result may now be visited at http://www.faketitles.com ~ and it will be worth repeated visits because, we are assured, it will grow in line with the growth of the frauds.
One item that may interest readers of Baronage is the report of Lord Bradford interviewing the Editor of Baronage about the six years we have opposed the conmen, and discussing the libels on the conmens websites. Potential buyers of titles may find helpful Lord Bradfords comments on Elite Titles, English Feudal Titles, Scottish Heritage Services, British Feudal Investments Ltd, Manor Titles, Aristocratic Titles, GVS Consult Inc., Noble Titles, Peerage Conferred, Sovereign Classics, and Prestige Titles.
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