Evertsen Equities: What Happened to My $135,494.99?
My Experience With Blake Evertsen’s Company
This post reflects my documented experience and conclusions, based on verified transactions, communications, and public legal filings. It is not a legal accusation, but an open, evidence-based account.
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If any of the individuals or companies named wish to provide their side—with verifiable proof—I will publish it in full, unedited.Until then, anyone considering doing business with these parties should review these facts carefully. This page will be updated if a response is received.
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This page is intended for individuals researching Blake Evertsen, Evertsen Equities, Blake Evertsen Funding, Hurricane Capital Group, Evertsen Consulting, Empower Consulting Partners LLC, and Dustin Boudreau (also known as Dustin Heinrich Boudreau), as well as their current or former affiliations with Eyad Abbas of Empower Consulting Group LLC and Empower Cosmetics LLC.
Introduction
In 2023, I became involved in what seemed like a promising—but ultimately devastating—business opportunity: a “done-for-you” Amazon store and credit expansion venture promoted by Dustin Heinrich Boudreau and Eyad Abbas, under Empower Cosmetics LLC and Empower Consulting Group LLC. Despite polished sales pitches and sweeping promises, the store never launched. Amazon deactivated my account, and I was left with severe financial losses.
One key question still haunts me: What did Evertsen Equity do with the $135,494.99 of my money that was routed through this company, owned by Blake Evertsen?That question leads to many others:
To date, I have received no answers and no documentation explaining Blake Evertsen’s role. I remain ready to publish any verified response or evidence he wishes to provide.
Until then, Blake's silence speaks volumes-don't you think? What is he hiding?
Who is Blake Evertsen?
A Harvard graduate and former track-and-field standout, Blake Evertsen has built an online image of success—interviews, podcasts, and articles tout his entrepreneurial spirit and mentorship. But behind the curated image lies unanswered questions and troubling financial dealings.
The Evertsen Equities Transactions: Where Did the $135,494.99 Go?
What Is Evertsen Equity? A Closer Look at the Company Involved
Evertsen Equity is a business entity publicly associated with Blake Evertsen. In the context of this dispute, it played a direct role in processing $135,494.99 of my funds, which were intended to support a done-for-you Amazon store venture. These transactions were documented across 20 separate credit card charges, all routed through Evertsen Equity.
Despite repeated requests for transparency, no clear explanation has been provided regarding the specific services Evertsen Equity offered, its role in the Amazon store project, or why this substantial sum passed through the company at all. To date, I have received no documentation clarifying how Evertsen Equity handled these funds, who authorized the transfers, or whether they were properly applied to the promised business venture.
What makes this even more concerning is the lack of publicly available information about Evertsen Equity itself. Outside of basic registration records, details about the company’s operations, ownership structure, financial activities, and track record are limited or difficult to verify. This absence of transparency raises reasonable questions for anyone considering doing business with Blake Evertsen or his affiliated companies.
In my experience, the unanswered questions surrounding Evertsen Equity—combined with its involvement in processing substantial funds under unclear circumstances—underscore the importance of careful due diligence when engaging with private funding or business service providers.
If Mr. Evertsen or representatives of Evertsen Equity wish to provide verifiable documentation clarifying the company's role in these transactions, I remain open to publishing that information in full, subject to evidence review.
These questions remain unanswered. He has had every opportunity to clarify, but has chosen silence.
A Chance to Respond
If Blake Evertsen would like to publicly respond to these questions, this platform is open to him. He may submit a written statement with verifiable proof of his claims. Sensitive information may be redacted, but the remaining evidence must be able to be independently validated. This opportunity to clarify and address these concerns remains open and will be included in this publication upon receipt.
FAQs
Why does Steven Chayer believe Blake Evertsen owes him $135,494.99?
Between November and December 2023, Steven Chayer’s credit cards were charged a total of $135,494.99 across 20 transactions processed by Evertsen Equity, a company owned and operated by Blake Evertsen. Evertsen Equities appears to have played a central role in routing these funds, yet no clear explanation or documentation regarding its involvement has been provided.
What is Evertsen Equity?
Is Blake Evertsen involved in any court cases?
As of this writing, Blake Evertsen has been named as a defendant in at least two, a civil lawsuit filed in the state of Florida and Criminal lawsuit filed in the state of Louisiana.
The civil case, Randy Martono-Chai v. Kevin Vieira, Eyad Abbas, Blake Evertsen, Empower Consulting Group LLC, and Onyx Ecom LLC, includes allegations of fraudulent inducement, breach of contract, civil theft, and deceptive practices relating to Amazon store and credit funding services.
These lawsuits are a matter of public record. No judgment or finding of liability has been made against Mr. Evertsen at this time. All parties are presumed innocent of any wrongdoing unless proven otherwise in a court of law.
Is Blake Evertsen involved in any RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) cases?
A: Yes. In the federal case Martono‑Chai v. Empower Consulting Group LLC, et al. (Case No. 2:2025cv00662), filed on April 5, 2025, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, Blake Eversten (spelled “Eversten” in the docket) is listed among the defendants. The complaint alleges violations of the RICO statute (18 U.S.C. § 1962) as part of a broader racketeering claim involving Amazon business and credit services Here is a link to Justia Dockets & Filings.
Q: What does it mean that he’s named in a RICO complaint?
A: It means the plaintiff, Randy Martono‑Chai, has made legal allegations under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. This is solely a claim at the complaint stage. No court has found Mr. Eversten liable or guilty of any RICO violation at this time. All defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven otherwise in court.
FAQ: What is the case about?
- Filing date: April 5, 2025
- Location: Eastern District of Louisiana
- Parties: Plaintiff Randy Martono‑Chai v. Empower Consulting Group LLC, Onyx Ecom LLC, Limitless Profits LLC, Eyad Abbas, Blake Eversten, Kevin Vieira, Jason Rey Rodriguez, and Andrew Giorgi Justia Dockets & Filings.
- Allegations include: Racketeering (RICO), fraudulent inducement, breach of contract, civil theft, and deceptive practices related to Amazon automation and credit expansion services Justia Dockets & Filings.
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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
This is a matter of public record. It is not speculation. It is part of a legal effort to uncover the truth and seek accountability.
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