Part of what I noticed from today's PR is HJOE is actually trying to get the attention of the regulatory authorities and enlist their help ( SEC, FINRA etc.) in putting a stop to these toxic lenders practices. Drawing attention to itself from such regulators is the last thing a scam company would EVER do (like the lieholes on IFLUB want you to believe).

"Ellsworth Young (EY) conducted investigations of the industry and hired top experts to support its claims that, in general, the practice of convertible debt financing violates both State Usury Laws, and the Securities and Exchange Act of 1933-34. As well, in most cases this is accomplished using false promises, unconscionable loan terms and penalties hidden or disguised fees, and in general are not healthy for the companies who borrow or their shareholders. The firm is seeking regulatory, legislative and judicial support of its positon's regarding this industry as it feels it is harmful to the investing community and the companies involved."


"Until such time as the regulators take notice of the activities of these toxic lenders, and seek to curb their practices, EY through the courts are one of the only bastions to resist the lenders efforts to undermine the value of our companies."