DiscoveryStock Member Level Tuesday, 03/02/21 11:
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Going back to 2015 and the divy distribution. A situation that was very strange to me was: DTCC gave the money to the brokers to distribute to investors. E-trade refused to do it and argued and whined. Finally, after 3 months they distributed the divy. Why so? DTCC gave the money and the order. What was the problem? CORs hole was $4 million, Alpine's $1 million. So, $5 million and the part paid by the company ($300K my estimate) distributed among all brokers around the globe (there were brokers from Germany, UK and other countries). What's the estimate E-trade had to pay? $1M? and DTCC gave the money. Why did they resisted that long? Something smells very fishy in there.
Also, our friend Janice Shell provided some documents used for the conversions in CRGP. Hand-written, incomplete, strange signatures, etc. Looked worse than mail-in ballots. Most interesting thing is that some were signed with date 2010. Company was called Amarium at that time, different owner, related to software development. Company name changed to Calissio in October 2014. That's why I mention fraudulent conversions.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_ms...=162280637
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