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Posted On: 03/20/2018 3:56:52 PM
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If there were paid promoters as you claim, they would have to be disclosed in the filings, whether we gave them cash or shares. It is a felony not to disclose. But let’s assume that we didn’t disclose, just to further your argument. How would we convince the accountants and auditors to go along with the fraud you allege? You talk nonsense.
As some know and as I’ve stated in the past, the company was examined by FINRA several years ago. The examination was prompted by accusations made by certain people. FINRA requested that I produce certain documents to substantiate claims I had made. As I recall, they gave me a week to produce the documents. I produced them within hours. The examination ceased very quickly.
While not everything I’ve mentioned has come to fruition, everything I’ve ever mentioned has had a basis in fact and has had third party documentation to substantiate the assertion.
As some know and as I’ve stated in the past, the company was examined by FINRA several years ago. The examination was prompted by accusations made by certain people. FINRA requested that I produce certain documents to substantiate claims I had made. As I recall, they gave me a week to produce the documents. I produced them within hours. The examination ceased very quickly.
While not everything I’ve mentioned has come to fruition, everything I’ve ever mentioned has had a basis in fact and has had third party documentation to substantiate the assertion.
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