Mathieu Di Lullo reviews and complaints
The good, the bad, and the ugly - discover what customers are saying about Mathieu Di Lullo
Welcome to our customer reviews and complaints page for Mathieu Di Lullo. We understand that making informed decisions about where to invest your time and money can be challenging, which is why we've created this platform for our community to share their honest feedback about their experiences with Mathieu Di Lullo.
On this page, you'll find a comprehensive collection of reviews and complaints from real customers who have used Mathieu Di Lullo's products or services. Our reviews are authentic and unbiased, providing you with a complete picture of the company, its products or services, and their customer service.
Whether you're considering doing business with Mathieu Di Lullo, or you've already had an experience with them, our community's reviews and complaints will give you a valuable perspective on what to expect. Our goal is to help you make informed decisions about where to invest your time and money, and we hope that our platform will be a valuable resource for you.
Please feel free to browse our reviews and complaints and share your own experience with Mathieu Di Lullo. Your feedback is an important part of our community and will help others make informed decisions.
Insulting the province of Québec by calling it a &rotting carcass& and a &province to run from&
On his personal blog: mdilullo.blogspot.ca and mdilullo.blogspot.com, Mathieu Di Lullo insulted the people of Québec. He wrote this blog post on June 3, 2012 and removed it sometime in December 2014. The Québec government should subpoena BlogSpot.com and Archive.org to verify Me Di Lullo's ownership of this blog.
As proven by Doré v Barreau du Québec, Di Lullo's statements are worthy of suspension.
The complete text of his insulting post against the people of Québec is:
Sunday, June 3, 2012
A Province to Run From - My Personal Paranoia
I have just had a surreal experience in relation to the student protests and the anti-capitalist movement in Montreal.
I drove home to the East-End from downtown just now along St-Zotique. It is Sunday, 8 pm.
Along the street were random people, in groups of two or three, walking slowly and banging pots. At every third street corner were small groups of people standing and banging pots slowly, like monkeys, staring straight ahead.
On balconies, couples were standing, saying nothing to each other, banging pots.
I saw a whole family on a third floor balcony, grandmother, parents, and young children, vacant stares, banging pots.
This was not some organized protest. This was a quiet Sunday night.
I slowed down, turned up the classical music on my car radio and opened my windows. As a rule, I am non confrontational, however something in this spontaneous Sunday night protest has awakened my paranoid self and made me leap off the fence. The sharp sound of slow pot banging is aggressive. It is designed to intimidate. It is violent.
What misery or injustice are these people fighting against? None. This burgeoning revolution is absurd. The culture behind the protest, if it continues to spread and eventually prevails, will lead this province into a worse state of stagnation. Then, after 15 years of recession and immobility, perhaps Quebecers will know misery. At that point all the protesting in the world will not pull them an inch out of their hole.
Perhaps it’s the fact that I’m reading a book set in the aftermath of the Bolshevik revolution, but I am disgusted, and worried about how far this will go. I am particular worried about the flash-point that the June 24th will be.
For the first time in my life, I’m beginning to understand why Italian peasants armed themselves in response to the red brigades.
A better idea than arms would be to leave the province, and from a distance, watch the anti-capitalists pick at a this rotting carcass.
Posted by MDL at 6:10 PM
Extortion and Legal Threats
Colin R. Singer refused to return my money after taking a huge payment and giving me incomplete information. He first told me I was eligible, then after taking my money he asked for $11k in bank account. When I complained online Mathiew Di Lullo wrote many unprofessional and threatening emails to sue me for thousands of dollars. Both Mathieu Di Lullo and Colin A. Singer have caused me a lot of mental tension and this is harassment. I am filing this complaint so that people are careful. Anyone who works with these peopel is an idiot. Don't get cheated by scam Canadians like these two.
Both Colin Robert Singer and Mathieu Di Lullo are mentally ill. Stay away from these crooks.
The screenshot of his blog post.
Here is the image. The Québec government should subpoena BlogSpot.com and Archive.org to confirm DiLullo's ownership of this blog account: "mdilullo" account.
He removed the posting in December after he lost Colin R Singer's lawsuit.
As proven by The Supreme Court decision Doré v Barreau du Québec, DiLullo can be removed from the Québec bar for insulting the public of Québec.
People of Québec should email greffe.discipline@barreau.qc.ca and ask Di Lullo to be removed. This lawyer cannot be trusted to work in the best interests of Québec
I am sharing a post from Mathieu Di Lullo's personal blog where among other things he detailed his mental problems like depression. He has since taken this down because after all his source of income is his Quebec bar license.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
A Province to Run From - My Personal Paranoia
I have just had a surreal experience in relation to the student protests and the anti-capitalist movement in Montreal.
I drove home to the East-End from downtown just now along St-Zotique. It is Sunday, 8 pm.
Along the street were random people, in groups of two or three, walking slowly and banging pots. At every third street corner were small groups of people standing and banging pots slowly, like monkeys, staring straight ahead.
On balconies, couples were standing, saying nothing to each other, banging pots.
I saw a whole family on a third floor balcony, grandmother, parents, and young children, vacant stares, banging pots.
This was not some organized protest. This was a quiet Sunday night.
I slowed down, turned up the classical music on my car radio and opened my windows. As a rule, I am non confrontational, however something in this spontaneous Sunday night protest has awakened my paranoid self and made me leap off the fence. The sharp sound of slow pot banging is aggressive. It is designed to intimidate. It is violent.
What misery or injustice are these people fighting against? None. This burgeoning revolution is absurd. The culture behind the protest, if it continues to spread and eventually prevails, will lead this province into a worse state of stagnation. Then, after 15 years of recession and immobility, perhaps Quebecers will know misery. At that point all the protesting in the world will not pull them an inch out of their hole.
Perhaps it’s the fact that I’m reading a book set in the aftermath of the Bolshevik revolution, but I am disgusted, and worried about how far this will go. I am particular worried about the flash-point that the June 24th will be.
For the first time in my life, I’m beginning to understand why Italian peasants armed themselves in response to the red brigades.
A better idea than arms would be to leave the province, and from a distance, watch the anti-capitalists pick at a this rotting carcass.
Posted by MDL at 6:10 PM
Mathieu Di Lullo and Colin R. Singer are not frauds. Their clients are unlucky.
Giving a Voice to Consumers
At ComplaintsBoard, we know how real consumer issues matter. Our platform is a special place for honest opinions, where people share their reviews openly and honestly, whether good or bad.
Our team checks each complaint or review thoroughly to confirm that each one comes from a real customer experience, keeping our platform trustworthy.
We're totally cool with complaints, as long as you've got some evidence to back it up. Whether it's a photo, a detailed story, or documents, providing evidence makes your complaint more believable and helps others make smart choices.
ComplaintsBoard is more than just a place to share complaints; it's a community where we talk things out fairly. We welcome reviews that not only point out problems but also mention any positive experiences, giving a balanced view.
We're dedicated to providing a fair and unbiased platform for all complaints. Every complaint is important to us, no matter what it's about, ensuring your concerns are heard and respected.
Il faut bonne mémoire après qu'on a menti .