Blake Evertsen's Legitimate Financial Empire? Then Make Good on My $135,494.99 Evertsen Equity Processed Without Explanation. 

Or Are You Just Avoiding Accountability?

Status Update & Notice of Investigations — October 5, 2025
In the interest of resolution, repayment may be made in full or through an agreed-upon payment plan. Should such an arrangement be proposed and accepted, this record will be updated to reflect the new status. As of today, Evertsen Equity, Blake Evertsen, Eyad Abbas, and Dustin Boudreau have provided no response to public requests for clarification regarding the $328,495.95 owed from a failed Amazon store investment. This includes $135,494.99 plus interest that passed through Evertsen Equity's processors, for which I continue to demand repayment. This post contains investigative commentary and references to public records regarding these individuals and their companies, including Empower Consulting Group LLC and Empower Cosmetics LLC.
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Cartoon of a smug businessman posing with a yellow Lamborghini in front of a crumbling Evertsen Equity office, as frustrated investors protest with signs demanding answers about missing money.

Satirical Illustration — Not a real photo. Reflects public questions raised about Evertsen Equity and Blake Evertsen.”

 I'm calling you out, Blake Evertsen.

According to recent glowing profiles, Blake Evertsen is now celebrated as a millionaire entrepreneur, philanthropist, and advocate for success. Articles like “Blake Evertsen: From Track Star to Investment Mogul” praise his financial empire and role at Evertsen Equity.

Here is an image of Blake Evertsen on X (formley Twitter) and here is an image of Eyad Abbas, his partner in Empower Consulting .

But for investors like me, these stories raise a different question:

If Blake Evertsen has “millions,” why hasn't he publicly addressed my $135,494.99 routed through Evertsen Equity that remains unaccounted for?

Public success stories are easy to write.
Transparency? That's harder to fake.

The Wealth Claims

The recent article highlighting Blake Evertsen's net worth paints a picture of success. It boasts of his “financial empire,” his Harvard education, and his role in helping entrepreneurs through Evertsen Equity and Hurricane Capital Group. There are others too such as E2

But what these glowing profiles fail to mention is the growing list of unanswered questions surrounding his business dealings — questions that directly impact real investors.

The Unanswered Questions

  • $135,494.99 of my investment funds passed through Evertsen Equity as part of a failed Amazon store venture promoted by Empower Cosmetics LLC and others.
  • No clear documentation has been provided explaining Evertsen Equity's role.
  • No accountability has been taken by Blake Evertsen for these missing funds.
  • No public statement has been made addressing the concerns raised.
If Blake Evertsen truly possesses the wealth and influence described, why hasn't he demonstrated basic accountability to those affected?

Why Accountability Matters

Success isn't just about flashy titles or well-written profiles. It's about integrity, transparency, and responsibility — especially when investors' hard-earned money is involved.

Philanthropy and empowerment sound good on paper. But how empowering is it to leave investors in the dark?

Is This Always How It Goes?

We've all seen the pattern:
  • Grand public claims.
  • Carefully crafted success stories.
  • Private silence when tough questions arise.
Unfortunately, the Evertsen Equity situation fits this pattern too well.

The Question Remains

If Blake Evertsen truly built a “financial empire” — why dodge simple questions?
If entrepreneurial empowerment is his mission — where's the accountability for investors?
If success is built on trust — why stay silent?

I invite Blake Evertsen to address these concerns publicly. Until then, the unanswered questions only grow louder.

Related Documentation

👉 What Happened to My $135,494.99? The Evertsen Equity Questions

If Blake Evertsen wishes to provide documentation or a public statement, I will publish it unedited, provided he backs up his claims with evidence—just as I have.

Related Public Records & Resources

Blake Evertsen's - Self-Published Net Worth Blog That Triggered Me.
https://blake-evertsen-net-worth.pages.dev/posts/blake-evertsen-net-worth/

  • Promotional article portraying Blake Evertsen’s financial success and public image.

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