Thanks for reminding us that these things have alr
Post# of 9903
Posted On: 10/14/2013 3:17:25 PM
Thanks for reminding us that these things have already been discussed by MSJ, including the action they planned to take - as long ago as this time last year.
I know from my own experience with CCTC on ihub where the company took the ihub moderator to court (yes really - enough said about corrupt moderators!) that once you start working with the SEC on something like this, it can easily take at least a year or more before you can bring any action to a conclusion. In the case of CCTC. The investigation had to go though a lot of hoops - court orders to get IP addresses from websites and if you can find out even the ISP, and finally serving of documents on the person concerned.
I very happily gave evidence to the company's (CCTC) private investigator, as did several others which was passed on to the SEC and FBI (there were also some securities fraud issues involved). I was hoping they'd subpoena me to go over to New York to testify - then they'd have to pay! lol
I just had a thought, if anyone knows Earnest's real name, for sure, we could maybe start searching the Canadian court system to see if anything has been filed against him yet?
He could have just been served with an interim "Cease and Desist" order, which if he breaks it of course would mean he's in contempt of court and liable to arrest.
The handy thing about contravening a court order the world over is that being in contempt of court is a criminal offence and therefore, an arrestable offence.
I know from my own experience with CCTC on ihub where the company took the ihub moderator to court (yes really - enough said about corrupt moderators!) that once you start working with the SEC on something like this, it can easily take at least a year or more before you can bring any action to a conclusion. In the case of CCTC. The investigation had to go though a lot of hoops - court orders to get IP addresses from websites and if you can find out even the ISP, and finally serving of documents on the person concerned.
I very happily gave evidence to the company's (CCTC) private investigator, as did several others which was passed on to the SEC and FBI (there were also some securities fraud issues involved). I was hoping they'd subpoena me to go over to New York to testify - then they'd have to pay! lol
I just had a thought, if anyone knows Earnest's real name, for sure, we could maybe start searching the Canadian court system to see if anything has been filed against him yet?
He could have just been served with an interim "Cease and Desist" order, which if he breaks it of course would mean he's in contempt of court and liable to arrest.
The handy thing about contravening a court order the world over is that being in contempt of court is a criminal offence and therefore, an arrestable offence.
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