The information that follows was taken from an investigative report prepared by Jim Parker, an Investigator specializing in Internet Fraud and Cyber-Crime issues, and Bill E. Branscum, an Investigator who specializes in International Scams, Financial Frauds and Securities issues.

Antony Boada, considered one of the most notorious "noble title" scam artists on the Internet today. There are many web sites related to the scams perpetrated to this indivudual, which can easily be found in searching the Google search engine. The difference between this site and the others, although they both provide similar information, is that on NobleScams.com, we will provide you with the means to verify the results of several aspects of our investigation yourself by way of Internet links to various Government agencies where you can search for his company (or lack thereof) on your own.

Another interesting read is the article in the Miami New Times from 1997, which may give you a good idea of what Antony Boada is really all about.

By perusing this web site, you will discover that Boada, acting through his company, British Feudal Investments, Ltd. (BFI), advertises and promotes “investment portfolios” consisting of noble titles, the legitimacy of which are widely questioned.  Boada specifically refers to these titles as “investments,” and his clients as “investors.”  By all appearances, Boada may be engaged in the unlicensed sale and transfer of unregistered, and in fact fraudulently worthless, securities in violation of Florida Statutes and federal securities laws.

Investigation reveals that Boada represents himself to be an attorney and claims that his Florida based business, BFI, is a law firm specializing in “Peerage Law.”  By all appearances, Boada may be engaged in the unlicensed practice of law.

As is further developed herein, Boada is alleged to routinely structure payments he receives as the fruits of his fraudulent schemes to appear to be tax exempt donations to non-existent charitable organizations.  If true, Boada could be in violation of Florida Statutes (FSS 496) and federal Money Laundering statutes (18 USC 1956).  

These allegations, and others, are further explicated and supported herein.

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