Counterclaim


FACTS RELEVANT TO COUNTERCLAIMS
84. Plaintiff developed a scheme whereby it preys upon publicly trading companies in
desperate need of operating capital and makes usurious loans convertible into common stock .
85. Plaintiff set up its “loan arrangements” with defendant with the intent to convert the
defendant’s debt into publicly trading stock at a usurious rate of interest.
86. Plaintiff assured defendant that it would not convert defendants’ stock and would, rather,
work with defendant to avoid enforcing the illegal usurious terms of the agreement.
87. As a result of the subject loan agreement, plaintiff is attempting to usurp common trading
stock from the defendant and then, effectively, dump it into the market and drive the
price of defendant’s stock into near oblivion while enjoying substantial profit.

Just an example of how some of these schemes work.


http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-0...-financing


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