The ultimate class action troll posts on iHub:
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Posted On: 11/12/2017 1:25:28 PM
The ultimate class action troll posts on iHub:
The CEO of this company was once appointed as, and accepted the position of, Director on the Board of Tauriga Sciences. He resigned from that position after a brief tenure. A certain consultant to Tauriga had a great deal to say about this CEO and that appointment, initially praising it and now, since its termination, referring to this CEO as Bozo Berman. I don't know if it's true, but two days ago it was reported that the TAUG consultant's father bought 4 million DECN shares three weeks ago.
And misses the point entirely. The point missed is that TAUG has been trying to settle the suit against Cowan and the insurer for months. And yea I know this isn't the TAUG board. But, the two people standing in the way of the settlement were TAUG's first lawyer, the JV if there ever was one, who wanted to drag the case out as long as he could, and John Cesario, a really, really bad guy, known liar, a toothless attack dog, a stock manipulator, a punk and a wise guy.
So what happens? TAUG's CEO fires the JV lawyer, primarily because of his amateurish performance at the first settlement conference, and similar performances thereafter. Then the TAUG CEO cuts Cesario Jr. out of the loop, ending Cesario's ability to manipulate the TAUG situation. Cesario isn't told about the June 2017 settlement talks and wasn't invited to the settlement meetings in June or late October. In fact Cesario is told that there is a deposition scheduled for the day of the late October settlement meeting. Subsequent to that meeting Cesario Jr. begins a posting campaign trying to manipulate shareholders and potential share buyers that the settlement could be as high as $20 million and tells his father Cesario Sr. that the case might be worth $1 billion. I mean this scumbag ran a sting on his own father.
And then poof the case is settled, opening the TAUG CEO up for nasty criticism for the recent posted words and writings of Cesario Jr. Cesario Sr. buys 4 million DECN shares on the open market. And what of Cesario Jr.?
Well this patholog comes out this morning, posting for the frequenters to the TAUG and DECN iHub boards that he was right all along and Mr. Berman is a scumbag and he has reported to the SEC and FBI. Cesario Jr. is, how can I put this, dangerously deranged.
TAUG settled its case for about $0.45 on $1.00 of claims. In the Federal Court system that is more than pretty good where $0.25 on $1.00 is considered a job well done.
Oh, and here is another one and I know that I have digressed from several quotes posited by the all-star class action troll loanranger.
"You have never seen me state that the Decn product was not good, nor have I?"
Another Cesario Jr. lie. Over a year ago Cesario Jr. was a frequenter of the old defunct Yahoo message board. On that board he stated repeatedly that DECN's product was a POS, nothing more than paper.
Which leads me to my final question of Cesario Jr. Who is it here that posts repeatedly that has been thrown in jail?
The CEO of this company was once appointed as, and accepted the position of, Director on the Board of Tauriga Sciences. He resigned from that position after a brief tenure. A certain consultant to Tauriga had a great deal to say about this CEO and that appointment, initially praising it and now, since its termination, referring to this CEO as Bozo Berman. I don't know if it's true, but two days ago it was reported that the TAUG consultant's father bought 4 million DECN shares three weeks ago.
And misses the point entirely. The point missed is that TAUG has been trying to settle the suit against Cowan and the insurer for months. And yea I know this isn't the TAUG board. But, the two people standing in the way of the settlement were TAUG's first lawyer, the JV if there ever was one, who wanted to drag the case out as long as he could, and John Cesario, a really, really bad guy, known liar, a toothless attack dog, a stock manipulator, a punk and a wise guy.
So what happens? TAUG's CEO fires the JV lawyer, primarily because of his amateurish performance at the first settlement conference, and similar performances thereafter. Then the TAUG CEO cuts Cesario Jr. out of the loop, ending Cesario's ability to manipulate the TAUG situation. Cesario isn't told about the June 2017 settlement talks and wasn't invited to the settlement meetings in June or late October. In fact Cesario is told that there is a deposition scheduled for the day of the late October settlement meeting. Subsequent to that meeting Cesario Jr. begins a posting campaign trying to manipulate shareholders and potential share buyers that the settlement could be as high as $20 million and tells his father Cesario Sr. that the case might be worth $1 billion. I mean this scumbag ran a sting on his own father.
And then poof the case is settled, opening the TAUG CEO up for nasty criticism for the recent posted words and writings of Cesario Jr. Cesario Sr. buys 4 million DECN shares on the open market. And what of Cesario Jr.?
Well this patholog comes out this morning, posting for the frequenters to the TAUG and DECN iHub boards that he was right all along and Mr. Berman is a scumbag and he has reported to the SEC and FBI. Cesario Jr. is, how can I put this, dangerously deranged.
TAUG settled its case for about $0.45 on $1.00 of claims. In the Federal Court system that is more than pretty good where $0.25 on $1.00 is considered a job well done.
Oh, and here is another one and I know that I have digressed from several quotes posited by the all-star class action troll loanranger.
"You have never seen me state that the Decn product was not good, nor have I?"
Another Cesario Jr. lie. Over a year ago Cesario Jr. was a frequenter of the old defunct Yahoo message board. On that board he stated repeatedly that DECN's product was a POS, nothing more than paper.
Which leads me to my final question of Cesario Jr. Who is it here that posts repeatedly that has been thrown in jail?
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