Tyler Tolman Sells an Aussie Land-Share Scam

By Gi Linda.

"NightCap Village" is a dream on sale; but unseen behind the beautiful promise of a self-sustaining, idyllic land-share community is a suppressed story of lies, deception, broken trust, shattered dreams and pilfered bank accounts. 

"NightCap Village,"  located at Mt Burrell, NSW, Australia, was initiated in 2014. Tyler Tolman joined in 2016 to promote the dream. Any assumption  he was not informed that the venture had left angry investors bereft of life savings would be incorrect.

Land Owner Peter van Lieshout

"NightCap Village" was "Mount Warning Eco Village" in 2016-17, and before that the venture was called "Bhula Bhula Community Village" in 2014-16, until the dream shattered for investors who paid for the property that Tyler Tolman now aspires to include, along with the adjoining property owned by Peter van Lieshout, in a communitarian venture described as the "biggest holistic village in the world".

In May 2018, Tyler Tolman released a new promotion video on YouTube, saying he renamed his favourite spot "Tolman Ridge," where he hopes to build a dream-home with magnificent views of Sphinx Rock and Mt Warning.

Spruiking the opportunity to cosy-up and stake a claim on Tolman Ridge for only $250,000, Tyler Tolman is currently holding webinars and public events in major Australian Cities, inviting investment in the venture with assurances that the project is green-lit.

Marketing videos featuring Tyler Tolman show images of the disputed property currently under litigation, with the implication that the property is intended to be part of the proposed NightCap Village of "6000 acres".

Potential new investors lured by the life-change dream are not informed that the controllers of Nightcap Village are involved in defamation litigation in Sydney Supreme Court, where, in 2017, controllers of the venture failed in two attempted injunctions to have blogs by defrauded investors removed by court order.

Nightcap Village Promotional Video

In marketing material, Tyler Tolman makes multiple false and misleading representations about the proposed project, NightCap Village. 

They especially omit to name the  "founders, directors, developers and controllers" of the venture, who operate this Unconventional Business.

The dominion of deception, when masked by an attractive face and cloaked in an alluring vision, captures the ingenuous in a snare that is difficult to escape without suffering great hurt and harm.

The lure always appeals to higher virtue.  The other side of the Janus face is not seen until too late.