Posted By: Locke Re: Coujoe62 #6570 "I'm f

Posted By: Locke
Re: Coujoe62 #6570


"I'm for anything that's within the law. If it's legal for a lender to short a company they loan money to and that makes them more money then that's what they'll all do. No one should be naive about that, including the companies that take the money. Every business will do everything they can to increase their profits"




Joseph Meuse (Belmont Partners) - Meuse has been involved in acquiring or in some cases hijacking dozens of publicly traded shell companies quickly passing them off to new ownership. Most of these shells then get used for insider enrichment scams, pump&dumps, paid promotions, and dilution schemes allowing toxic debt financiers and insiders to dump billion upon billions of unregistered shares into the market. In 2011, the SEC sued Joseph Meuse for what they termed "shell packaging". This is defined as identifying and selling public shell companies for use in reverse mergers by fraudsters then fabricating and backdating documents to convince a transfer agent and an attorney writing an opinion letter to issue free-trading shares. View the Complaint here. Meuse settled the lawsuit in January of 2014. More recently, several of the shells which were packaged by Meuse and passed off to Awesome Penny Stock insiders back in 2009 showed up in litigation against Awesome Penny Stock founders, Eric Van Nguyen, Jay Fung, and AJ Thompson. Joseph Meuse also runs Pacific Transfer which was the transfer agent for several of the companies that used a bogus law firm made up by banned/convicted attorney and former legal counsel for Belmont Partners, Guy Jean-Pierre, to issue billions and billions of illegally made free trading stock to toxic financiers like Asher Enterprises (Curt Kramer), Mazuma (Curt Kramer), Equititrend, and Brothers Realty and Investment Group, LLC. Curt Kramer once showed up in litigation with Joseph Meuse. Meuse's former partner, Big Apple consulting sued him. Big Apple was sued by the SEC for their practice of abusing pink sheet tickers by using them to issue themselves billions of shares of free trading stock at sharp discounts to the market price to be dumped into the market for profits without proper registration.