The Profit Connect Receiver identifies William Roshak, a Nevada resident, as one of the Ponzi scheme’s employees.

Roshak was also a top Profit Connect affiliate promoter.

Of the $3 million that Profit Connect paid out to its affiliates, Roshak received over $500,000.

On November 4th the Receiver filed a clawback lawsuit against Roshak, his former wife and his current wife.

Named defendants in the Receiver’s clawback lawsuit are William Roshak (aka Bill Roshak), Melissa Roshak and
Tetiana Luzhanska
.

As per the Receiver’s lawsuit, Roshak

was an employee, promoter, and agent of Profit Connect, as well as a former police officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and that he otherwise owned and operated a sole proprietorship called “William George Photography.”

Melissa Roshak is William’s former wife. She filed for divorce in December 2017. William married Tetiana Luzhanska sometime after December 2018.

William Roshak received his ill-gotten Profit Connect gains through his company William George Photography, and current wife Luzhanska.

William, including through William George Photography, received at least $168,063.06 from Profit Connect as purported “commissions” for his work as a Profit Connect sales agent and/or as payment for other purported work he performed for Profit Connect; these monies were transferred to William between August 2019 and January 2021.

The Kovars caused Profit Connect to transfer approximately $3,000 per month to William starting in 2019 and continuing through August 2020, at which time the monthly transfers increased to $10,833.00 through January 2021.

“The Kovars” refers to Brent (right) and Joy Kovar, Profit Connect’s owners and primary beneficiaries.

Then, starting in February 2021, William began taking $833.00 per month in purported “wages” for his alleged work as Profit Connect’s warehouse manager; meanwhile, Tetiana—William’s new wife—received the remainder of $10,000 per month in purported “wages” for her alleged work as a member of Profit Connect’s “technical staff;” upon information and belief, these transfers continued until the stipulated asset freeze was installed.

Payments to Tetiana Luzhanska (right) were made so Roshak could cheat on his divorce payments.

The Kovars caused Profit Connect to employ Tetiana in name only, as part of a scheme William devised so that he could avoid reporting in his divorce action the amounts he received from Profit Connect through Tetiana.

Tetiana has no technical training or expertise—at least none that would be germane to Profit Connect—and is instead a former tennis player who is employed as a tennis assistant coach at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.

The Kovars caused Profit Connect to divert investor funds … to assist William in his own fraud upon his ex-wife and the Eighth Judicial District Court so that he might avoid his financial obligations in connection with his divorce.

Seeing as Profit Connect was a Ponzi scheme, the Receiver puts

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is William Roshak in the Profit Connect case?
William Roshak, a Nevada resident, was identified as a Profit Connect employee and top affiliate promoter. A former Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officer, he received over $500,000 from the scheme's $3 million affiliate payouts, making him a defendant in the Receiver's November 4th clawback lawsuit alongside his former and current wives.

What legal action was taken against William Roshak?
The Profit Connect Receiver filed a clawback lawsuit against William Roshak, his former wife Melissa Roshak, and Tetiana Luzhanska on November 4th. The lawsuit seeks recovery of funds Roshak received as an employee, promoter, and agent of the Ponzi scheme, totaling over $500,000 in affiliate payments.

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