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JetSmarter customers say they have been interviewed by the FBI and U.S. Attorney's office in Florida about the private jet company's business practices and communications.
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Jet-Smarter was founded in 2012 with an early minority investors that included Jay-Z and the Saudi Royal family, grew to more than 8,000 members and touted a valuation of $1.5 billion in 2016 with the promise of unlimited private jet flights.
"They wanted to know all the details about our experience as customers," said one of the JetSmarter members interviewed. "They asked about how much we paid, what our contract said, and what the company told us we were buying and how they suddenly changed the terms."
Legal experts say that if the FBI is not investigating JetSmarter as a company, the interviews with members could be part of an investigation into individuals or executives at the company. JetSmarter's founder & former CEO Sergey Petrossov didn't respond to requests for comment.
For a refresher on Jetsmarter, let me turn it over to the impressive @ninaandtito and her extensive research: ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Lets not forget Binn:
Who is Binn? Apparently Trump's best friend.
