It was terry mathews, one of Janice Shells minions

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SEC SUSPENSION SEEMS TO BE FROM COMPLAINTS FROM IHUB POSTERS, BGL,JANICE SHELL/INVESTIGATORS TEAM:

"I am concerned that the SEC enforcement team is not taking seriously concerns regarding the fraud that is Southridge Enterprises (SRGE). As I have pointed out on numerous occasions, SRGE is a non-reporting company who until recently was led by CEO Alex Smid of Supatcha Resources (SAEI). Supatcha, if you recall, was shut down by the SEC after posting false mineral assessment reports and after making claims that Russian Billionaire had made a bid for the company:

5. Finally, the team of stock market investigators on I-Hub have done extensive research into the executives of Southridge (SRGE) and have identified that the bio's identified for these officers are plagiarized from bio's of successful and researchable players from the industry. Like the funding sources for Southridge, CEO Michael Davies and his executive team have absolutely no internet presence beyond Southridge despite claims of more than 30 years in the industry. Over the past year the research into the fake bio's are summed up here

And with all this consideration I suggest that the SEC finally take into account their recent filings with regards to share ownership and executive compensation. The filing would allude to the fact that none of the officers of this company own any stock in the company (by their accounting of shares) and that Rockridge is a majority owner. The filing would also indicate that the officers are working near free with no account for excecutive salary or compensation. This in itself is a major red flag to the accuracy of the public filings and statements being made by SRGE.

There are slam dunk opportunities to cease acts of fraud before they get too large and unfortunately it does not appear that the SEC is willing to step in and take advantage of such. SRGE is claiming that they are executing a stock buy back program and yet SRGE shows up on the Reg SHO list for excessive FTD's. The FTD's are easily attributed to real shorting matters or more likely, associated with paper hitting the street as officers dump shares into their pump and dump.

Please act responsibly and protect the public from further abuse.

(Sent to SEC, FINRA, and several news folks)

credit to terry mathews

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