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Gator what really got to me is a close friend of mine that I have talk to on here got suckered in on these scams. He was a college kid who spent his money on CMKX, PRRM, and MLON on a promise made by people in these room. Sure its his fault but he is young and didn't know better. Yet you seem to feel that people should be able to come in here and pump this to people with no one standing up and saying, hey watch out. Theres a problem here. I have been on this board for a very long time now. Had another name before it got messed up when I changed email accounts. I have talked with you in the past on other stocks. You should know that I usely don;t say much negative. But these stocks like CMKX, PRRM, MLON, CNES, ICAN, USCI, and others were pumped on this board and others. When people tried to say something about hey the company is hiding information don't you think thats is a sign of something bad, they were attacked big time. Yet it was alright for innocent people to lose there money on these scams.
Don't invest more then you can afford to lose. Do your on dd. Never listen to others make your own choice.
Those are great caught phrases but are hard words to live by when the novice comes in here and begins investing and wants advice. Sounds great but not all have been investing for 22 year like myself and others. And even then some of us long investors get caught by these pennies (THTHF and AFRR were mine). So if you can't see this as what it is a scam and not won't to warn people about it then thats not my fault. I find your words offensive though in the sense you should want to stop these scam and others getting into them.
By the way it has 703 billion o/s th pps isn't going up no matter if I or anyone esle in here doesn't say anything bad about this stock. And as I said, if I didn't know for 100% sure then I would keep my mouth shut.
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quote:Originally posted by Wallace#1: "Cowboy, I have some friends who were able to buy today at .00008. I'm sure they appreciate your making them available."
You mean to say that some of the faithful are still buying? Your friends you say? Oh, never mind!!!! LOL
I hope they make a bundle off of those 6m shares. Another donation for Urban to spend at the track. I didn't know you could find diamonds at a race track...
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quote:Originally posted by Ric: No gator. but this is so obvious its silly. If you can't see its a scam don't get mad at the ones that do. This is so easy to see. Geeze. I thought more highly of you then that. If I didn't know for a fact it was a scam then I wouldn't say that comment.
And it does pizz me off that these paid pumpers like Willy, who has admited to receiving shares from CMKX to promote it, are scamming people into this scam. I have the right to be mad when I see a obvious scam like this being pushed on so many people. Housewives and college kids who only think they know how to invest being told this is something its not. YOU NEED TO BE STANDING UP AND SCREAMING IT TO. Stop these scam and stop these paid pumpers from scamming others.
If I didn't know for a fact it was a scam then I wouldn't say that comment.
"Fact" is a pretty strong word, Ric. I think IMO would be better.
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quote:Originally posted by Ric: No gator. but this is so obvious its silly. If you can't see its a scam don't get mad at the ones that do. This is so easy to see. Geeze. I thought more highly of you then that. If I didn't know for a fact it was a scam then I wouldn't say that comment.
And it does pizz me off that these paid pumpers like Willy, who has admited to recieveing shares from CMKX to promote it, are scamming people into this scam. I have the right to be mad when I see a obvious scam like this being pushed on so many people. Housewives and college kids who only think they know how to invest being told this is something its not. YOU NEED TO BE STANDING UP AND SCREAMING IT TO. Stop these scam and stop these paid pumpers from scamming others.
Well, I'm not a judge or a jury so I can't say for sure this is a scam (although I will admit it certainly looks like one). It may be simple gross incompetence. And I do see your point. I'm just not sure you are seeing mine. Sure, you have every right to be mad. But in your anger you are belittling the victims as well as the perpetrators.
Maybe I have trouble dealing with absolutes. You have made up your mind that this is a scam and there is absolutely no possibility that it is not. I'm at least leaving a little room to say "maybe there is something here I don't know that will alter the facts". That doesn't mean I think I'm going to do anything but loose my investment on this, but I am going to give the benefit of doubt, no matter how small, that it could be something else until there is absolute, documented, proof that it is otherwise. Such as criminal charges and a conviction.
I guess my point is that those of you on a crusade to protect the public from the scammers (no, I won't call you a basher) don't seem to have as much compassion for the victims as you claim to have. Some of the things said by you and those like you (such as using "LMAO") make me think that the thought of the pumper loosing their investment as this thing goes down the tubes is hilarious. Never mind that a lot of people sucked into this thing are also going to loose big time. Personally, I don't care if the pumpers make money big time because it turns out that there is really something to this company (OK, so the chance of that is something like the stock price expressed as a percent) and THEN get hauled off to jail for accepting payment to pump the stock. It's win-win for everyone.
Got to get back to work, but for the record I do NOT recommend this stock to anyone at this point. If you're in, consider getting out before it's to late.
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UC admitted to not knowing how to run a public company. He admitted to losing records, voids in records. He is CEO so no matter who lost them its his responsibilty. All he for sure does is show up at the race track. He refuses to give any information out. He takes the 5th in court. O/S is 703 billion. HE LIED ALL LAST YEAR ABOUT BEING CLOSE TO FILING. Were do you not see the fact this is a scam. From the paid pumpers that have gave you the non facts about diamonds and settlements. The only good thing that has ever came out of this company is unproven theories by pumpers, period. Not my opinion thats facts.
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And I see your point about the victims. But what I say won't change the fact they are victims. I wish they weren't any victims in these scams. But thats what makes them a scam is the fact there are victims out there. CMKX wouldn't be worth talking about if there wasn't victims. It's unfortunate that there is. I feel for them, I really do. I just don't want to see more victims. Because no matter what I say, the ones that are already victims want get there money back. Because when it is revoked next month then no one will be able to trade this again and everyone loses, but especially the victims. Hopefully a lesson is learned and they didn't put there life savings in this. But unfortunately, I have heard some have. Thats why we need to stop these scams from getting new victims in them.
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quote:Originally posted by Ric: And I see your point about the victims. But what I say won't change the fact they are victims. I wish they weren't any victims in these scams. But thats what makes them a scam is the fact there are victims out there. CMKX wouldn't be worth talking about if there wasn't victims. It's unfortunate that there is. I feel for them, I really do. I just don't want to see more victims. Because no matter what I say, the ones that are already victims want get there money back. Because when it is revoked next month then no one will be able to trade this again and everyone loses, but especially the victims. Hopefully a lesson is learned and they didn't put there life savings in this. But unfortunately, I have heard some have. Thats why we need to stop these scams from getting new victims in them.
Ric if you are right on CMKX being a scam, then I guess you will be heralded as the savior of the masses.
But if you are wrong, I wouldn't want to be in your shoes when you face the people that you talked out of it.
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quote:Originally posted by Ric: Yet you seem to feel that people should be able to come in here and pump this to people with no one standing up and saying, hey watch out.
Quite the contrary. I love seeing people come in here and give good, solid information and opinion as long as there is a clear distinction between the two. But all too often it deteriorates into name calling and opinion being stated as fact. But maybe being civil is expecting to much from the majority who post to these boards (and please understand I'm not singling you out. This kind of behavior is rampant).
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Don't invest more then you can afford to lose. Do your on dd. Never listen to others make your own choice
Those are great caught phrases but are hard words to live by when the novice comes in here and begins investing and wants advice. Sounds great but not all have been investing for 22 year like myself and others. And even then some of us long investors get caught by these pennies (THTHF and AFRR were mine).
I've been investing over 30 years. GMDP was scam loss.
quote:[QB]So if you can't see this as what it is a scam and not won't to warn people about it then thats not my fault. I find your words offensive though in the sense you should want to stop these scam and others getting into them./QB]
No, it's not your fault at all. Everybody needs their own level of "proof". And I do want to stop scams when I see them. But I also have enough respect for people that despite my warnings they still enter into the scam to let them, hopefully, learn from they're mistake.
Ric, believe it or not we are not that far off in belief's. It's just a matter of tact and how much effort we are each willing to put into warning people away from what we see as bad investments. I like presenting the facts plainly and without emotion and perhaps an opinion. And I do that seldom. I'm not going to keep pounding on the subject until some novice investor sees it my way, or continue to harp on the subject. Sometimes the school of hard knocks is the best way to learn. Give a person the facts (real facts, not opinion disguised as facts), give your opinion and then let them decide and wish them well.
Now, I REALLY got to get back to work.
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Theres a lot of people in this stock that I will be glad to let be mad at me if I am wrong. Gatorman for one. I hope people like him and many other get there pay day somehow. But unfortunately I know that I am right. Wish I wasn't for them.
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Theres a lot of people in this stock that I will be glad to let be mad at me if I am wrong. Gatorman for one. I hope people like him and many other get there pay day somehow. But unfortunately I know that I am right. Wish I wasn't for them.
But unfortunately I know that I am right.
There ya go again. Please share this "knowledge" and your posts will be more credible. Proof is a wonderful and enlightening thing. It should accompany any such claims as you are making. And I don't mean "The OS is 703 billion", that's bill's line. And doesn't "prove" anything until we know the float.
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Open Letter to Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation First Deputy General Counsel Larry Thompson on the Largest Breach of Public Trust in History
PLANTATION, Fla., Apr. 06 /PRNewswire/ --
PLANTATION, Fla., April 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Eagletech Communications, Inc. (OTCPK: EATC), today released its response to the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation First Deputy General Counsel Larry Thompson's recent postings at http://www.dtcc.com/ seeking to mislead the public about the DTCC's role in the largest breach of public trust in history.
Dear Mr. Thompson:
I wish to remind you that on March 4, 2005 Eagletech Communications, Inc.'s Attorneys announced the ruling of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, wherein the DTCC was compelled to produce the Company's trading records
Today, more than one month later, the records have not been forthcoming as ordered by the court. Instead, as First Deputy General Counsel for the DTCC, I believe you have undertaken a campaign to disseminate misinformation, lies, and half-truths when confronted with facts made public by your detractors.
On March 5, 2005 one day after the announcement of the aforementioned court ruling, your interview @dtcc.com, entitled "Naked Short Selling and the Stock Borrow Program", stated: "One of these companies has been cited for failing to file financial statements since 2001." Congratulations! You did get one right. On February 15, 2005, the Securities and Exchange Commission deemed it necessary for the protection of investors to institute proceedings pursuant to Section 12(j) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 In the Matter of Eagletech Communications, Inc., Respondent.
On the same day The SEC also filed an Enforcement Action against 17 Defendants, all associated with the Company's first Investment Banking firm, for manipulation of the Company's stock. Also on that day, a New Jersey Grand Jury unsealed an Indictment charging 4 of the 17 with criminal charges. I was not surprised since the evidence used by the SEC and the Justice Department in both investigations was obtained from discovery in the Company's 2001 civil lawsuit against several of the same perpetrators. The evidence was obtained from defendants residing in the Bahamas, outside both of the agencies' jurisdictions. Plaintiff's Attorneys shared the discovery evidence freely with the investigative agencies.
What was surprising was that the Company's three official complaints of naked short selling, counterfeiting of the Company's stock, and other criminal misconduct made in 2002 to the SEC were to my knowledge ignored. The first complaint to the SEC transmitted the Company's civil lawsuit alleging that 5 of the managing directors of Salomon Smith Barney along with other SSB employees worked in concert with criminal securities manipulators.
Three years of evidence gathering implicates now convicted securities manipulator Anthony Elgindy, his associate Peter Michaelson, members of organized crime, manipulator Jonathan Curshen, his Offshore Management Company Red Sea Management, Market Makers WIEN Securities, Knight Securities, and scores of Wall Street professionals. Additional evidence obtained from the SEC's own website contributes to the description of a scheme to destroy the value of the Company's stock and ultimately the Company for the profit of the perpetrators. A second complaint to the SEC resulted in the presentation of pattern of evidence of naked short selling and counterfeiting of securities in 200 companies, to SEC Enforcement Attorney Justin Arnold at a meeting in the SEC's Miami office. The third complaint submitted by U.S. Congressman Peter Deutsch on the Company's behalf received no acknowledgement from the SEC at all.
Mr. Thompson, in your interview you state (referring to Eagletech): "Frankly we believe that the allegations are an attempt to purposely mislead those who are not familiar with this program." Consider this. Forensic Economist and Professor of Finance at Fordham University Graduate School of Business, John D. Finnerty after four years of research in March 2005 released what will likely become the definitive work on this subject for Juries across America. In his 73 page Treatise entitled, Short Selling, Death Spiral Convertibles, and the Profitability of Stock Manipulation, Professor Finnerty on page 37 has this to say about the Stock Borrow program:
" ... The stock borrow program can facilitate naked shorting in two ways. First, sellers can continue to fail to deliver because the NSCC can borrow the shares it needs to meet its clearing obligations through the stock borrow program. It does not have to force the seller who fails to deliver to buy in shares, nor does it have to go into the market to buy in the shares. It simply borrows them from another member firm to effect the buy-in. Since the NSCC covers the short position, the buyer of the stock also never has to buy them in. Second, the stock borrow program allows the shares to be recycled. Each stock loan gives rise to another stock futures contract. Any single share could actually be relent multiple times, giving rise to multiple futures contracts. Each futures contract credited to a broker-dealer's sub-account at the DTC continues to be reported on the broker-dealer's books as a share held either in its proprietary account or in a customer account. In either case, the account holder believes he owns a real share with all the rights attached to it. Consequently, the stock borrow program effectively creates additional unauthorized shares of the issuer's stock. These undated stock futures contracts, which the financial press has referred to as phantom shares, inflate the amount of stock that is available for trading and also increase the amount of stock that is available for lending to short sellers ... " The entire text is available for download at: http://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=687282.
Mr. Thompson maybe you don't realize that just as it is against the law to counterfeit United States currency it is also a Class B Federal felony punishable by up to 25 years in prison to create counterfeit corporate securities. The law makes no distinction between the counterfeiting of a development stage startup public company and for example, Microsoft Corporation. By the way, while listed on the "Pink Sheets" in 1975 Microsoft reported three employees and income of $16,000 for the period. Lucky for Microsoft that the Stock Borrow program wasn't created until 1981! Lucky for me, I could be typing this letter on a typewriter! I've included this link to United States Code, Title 18, Chapter 25, Section 514, also refer to Section 513 for definitions: http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/casecode/uscodes/18/parts/i/chapters/25/toc.html
Eagletech Communications, Inc. representing itself Pro Se has answered the charges of the SEC with the Affirmative Defense that grandfathering all pre- Regulation SHO delivery failures and that seeking to de-register the Company's stock in order to protect future shareholders is a subterfuge to misrepresent its real intentions. In my opinion this action against the Company is designed to conceal its own culpability in, using the SEC's own words, "delivery failures greater than a company's total public float." De- registration of the Company's shares stands to reward manipulators just as a bankruptcy would, since the manipulators would never have to purchase the stock to close out delivery failures still on the DTCC's books. In my opinion the SEC's decision to grandfather known criminal securities manipulation has violated the Constitutional 5th Amendment rights of Eagletech shareholders by an inverse taking of their property without due process and without compensation.
In a motion to SEC Administrative Law Judge William T. Kelley filed on March 22, 2005, I have asked that the approximately 100 pages of evidence of criminals in the act of manipulating the Company's stock filed with the Company's answer, and by reference Eagletech's trading records ordered to be produced by the DTCC, be referred to the U.S. Secret Service, the U.S. Justice department and as 18-USC-514 states "any other such agency having such authority.
Since the DTCC is incorporated as a State of New York Special Purpose Trust Banking Organization I believe Elliot Spitzer, New York's Attorney General, would have that authority. It would also appear that the SEC's Congressional Oversight Committees, the Senate Banking Committee and the House Financial Services Committee would have such authority to investigate these crimes. Since viewing Senator Robert Bennett's impassioned admonition to SEC Chairman William Donaldson in a Senate Banking Committee hearing that "Regulation SHO in not working" I have hope that other members of the SEC's Oversight Committees can be convinced to take a serious look at this issue.
The appropriate response to this letter would be with facts not rhetoric. In the @dtcc interview you ask yourself the question "does the Stock Borrow program counterfeit shares?" Only by producing Eagletech's court ordered trading records will the real answer be known!
In addition, would you please include with any response to this letter, (1) your Bar number and (2) the State in which you are admitted to practice law. And just so there is no confusion about the authenticity of my allegations I will be posting the evidence of the alleged criminal misconduct on the Company's website at http://www.eagletech1.com/ .
Sincerely, Rodney E. Young Eagletech Communications, Inc. Founder, President, CEO, and Sole Protector of Existing Shareholder Property Rights!
This press release may contain forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are inherently subject to risks and uncertainties, some of which cannot be predicted, or quantified. Future events and actual results could differ materially from those set forth in, contemplated by, or underlying the forward-looking statements. The risks and uncertainties to which forward- looking statements are subject include, but are not limited to, governmental regulation, competition, and other material risks. Eagletech Communications, Inc.
CONTACT: Rodney E. Young of Eagletech Communications, Inc., +1-954-584-9665, or Fax: +1-954-583-3309, ryoung@eagletech1.com
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I always have included facts. Just thought it was a waste of time to post it over and over but guess not.
Before the hearing
* Authorized Shares increased from less than 1 billion to 800 billion * Outstanding Shares increased from less than 1 billion to 779 billion * 500 billion in dilution from March 2004 to March 2005 * 407 billion on shareholders list as of March 2005 * Was told we would be pleasantly surprised by O/S and made to believe it was under 400 billion. Melvin on the air denies that the O/S is over 400 Billion after TA fiasco * CMKX Transfer Agent gagged per direction of the UC * Refuses to give investors basic information on company * Refuses to give share structure * CMKX trading unregistered shares in SASK, trading halted there * SASK inquiry into CMKX valuations ignored * CMKX partner USCA under investigation by the SASK * No revenue stream from company operations * Repeated claims of being close to reporting when in fact no attempt had been made * Claims in Canada for mineral rights, made to believe 100's of holes drilled. but only 15 * UC buys a 3.5 million dollar property, motor-home, hummer, boat, likes to gamble, likes to race funny cars while shareholders value decreases * UC at race track almost every weekend * Spent investors money to sponsor motorcycle and drag racing * Advertises stock instead of company, Got CMKX * Voids in records * UC says he doesn't know how to run a public company * UC blames others for mismanagement * SEC investigation and temporary halt * Lied on form 15 more then 100% off (claimed under 300, had 689)
During the hearing
* Judge ruled that NS is not going to be admitted into evidence * She asked SEC if they think CMKX has NS and the SEC said no * When asked by the SEC, TA stated there was no record of CMKX management inquiring into the number of shareholders in July 2003 * RG was paid $250,000 and one page report was presented * Urban shows up with his own personal lawyer * Urban invokes his 5th Amendment right to not answer any/all questions asked by the SEC attorneys (12 minutes of "I take the 5th") * Maheu testifies he was not aware of the problems the new accountant and attorney were having in receiving documentation from Urban to get filings completed. * Maheu can’t answer question on companies operations * We find out Urban runs CMKX from his house, not the company PR'd new offices in Las Vegas * Maheu paid $40,000 a month. Has been paid for 2 months pay even though he has been there 4 months and Judge makes joke about the amount he is paid * Accountants: all quit after frustration in not being able to do their jobs. Current accountant, Neil Levine, resigns on May 9th one day before the hearing * Rendal Williams (CEO of UCAD & 50/50 partner with CMKX) has a "failing memory" when questioned on the stand, he appearingly is distancing himself from CMKX/Urban Casavant * Oct. party was in evidence over claims made that didn’t happen * Green Baron interview played because of claims made in it also * Carolyn Casavant wrote checks against the company account although she is not an officer of the company, explanation given to the court "that's what wife's do." * Current financial status, over $30 million in debt *Judge says this is a filing issue * Has till 29th of June for rebuttals and decision will be by July 15th
After the hearing
* Two .011 micron size diamonds * Only 15 holes drilled, nothing found in any except in one hole see above * Drilling report says to give it up people. * Company issued PR that 100's of anomalies found from goldak fly over yet 8K states 16 from goldak fly over & some of them may not be worth drilling * Refuses to give investors basic information on company. * Refuses to give share structure * UC at race track almost every weekend * The whole SEC response to hearing. It said it all * Frizzle working on proving NS
CMKX's actual results could differ materially from such forward-looking statements because of factors such as: actual or perceived benefits of the Jarvis report; any findings or recommendations contained in the report; uncertain regulatory scrutiny; the current state of CMKX's operations; unavailability of documentation and corporate records; benefits of the to be commenced summer drilling program; the ability to rebuild financial records; timing necessary to comply with reporting requirements; lack of adequate internal controls; unforeseen capital deficiencies; changes in the mining and metals environment, including actions of competitors; the effectiveness of CMKX's development and drilling programs; regulatory and legal changes; and other risks associated with companies in similar industries. CMKX undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements to reflect current events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
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Just errors in reporting to tape. There is no sells going through at that price. Its .00007/.00006. They just type it in wrong when reporting it to tape and leave off a zero. The reporting is off but the sell was correct.
quote:Originally posted by Tomil: I've been trying to sell for 4 months @ .0001 and I see highs going up to .0007/.0006. I'm not getting it?
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Legal, I am not saying there is or isn't NSS. It could have NSS, its not proven yet no matter what frizzle fuzzy math says but it could be proven. NSS doesn't keep this from being a scam though. If there is trillions of illegal shares it still doesn't change the fact that UC sold illegal shares, hide information and ran up a 703 billion o/s. Is it right for the MM's and DTCC to use scams as a way to scam others no it isn't. But thats a whole other issue. And I hope that people might be able to get some money back through that outlet. But they never will through CMKX. Because UC spent all its money at the race track.
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Everyone's screaming for proof so I found it for you. Purely by accident I happened across an infomercial this morning for a fitness product called the "Urban Rebounding" system. That alone should make you go hmmmm but there's more. It appears to be another scam in the making. It's an old jogging trampoline being passed of as something new, they claim it was developed by someone other than Urban himself (very similar to CMKX's claims being held by others) and they state it's a fitness and weight loss wonder (same vein as CMKX's p/r's). Word is they're filming a series of commercials with Urban on one and Melvin on another and they're tracking the weight loss of each, assuming neither of them has a grabber of course. Read all about it here:
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$119.00. roflmao I bought one on sale at Sears for my daughter a couple months ago for 25 dollars. I wonder how many people they can scam with that. Is Urban and scam two new words for the Thesaurus. Interchangable. Lets see how it rolls off the tongue. MLON is a urban.
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Thanks RIC, wasn't sure. Read a post here earlier about PRRM. I was lucky and doubled (made 1K) last Sept. Also got 200,000 shares of a stock instead of dividend. Restricted though until DEC. Tanks again.
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Theres a lot of people in this stock that I will be glad to let be mad at me if I am wrong. Gatorman for one. I hope people like him and many other get there pay day somehow. But unfortunately I know that I am right. Wish I wasn't for them.
Ric, you're "I wish I wasn't [wrong]" is the type of thing I like to see. With that I feel more like you do have concern for the victims. And I won't be mad at you if you were to turn out to be wrong, that's not me. I hope you're not mad a me for expressing my views. I wish everyone here well (except the paid pumpers and bashers, and those who are just pretty much nasty bashers for the fun of it).
Now, mabye I should start complaining about the poor grammer I've noticed from many who post here...
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Humm, my new signature didn't show up on my prior post. Testing to see if it does with this one.
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You caught me on one of my insensitive days Gator. I get them about once a month,lol. Try to be better. Man please don't start on grammar. I will be in trouble then. I have a degree in electronics, math and Biology. But I can't seem to grasp english grammar at all. I blame it on my hillybilly up bringing and the fact I think faster then I type. Born in the hills of Tennessee. Its hard to type correct grammar when you hear it being abused by everyone around you all day long. lol
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There ya go again. Please share this "knowledge" and your posts will be more credible. Proof is a wonderful and enlightening thing. It should accompany any such claims as you are making. And I don't mean "The OS is 703 billion", that's bill's line. And doesn't "prove" anything until we know the float.
IMO, we will NEVER know the float. Revoked companies are not required to disclose the float.
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I may be mistaken, but I do not recall any pumping done by Gator.
Gator,
In Ric's previous statement, he made it perfectly clear that he is not speaking about the "regular guy" which I interpret to include those who got "sucked in" to purchasing CMKX stock. This is the codicil he included: "I hope the best for the regular guy that got suckered into this scam but I hope the pumpers that convinced others to buy this lose everything."
As far as the avid pumpers are concerned, they deserve every bit of the loss they experience for sucking dreamers, inexperienced people and those that take the word of so-called religious persons over any others into buying a stock like CMKX. Those people have been warned time and time again. However, they spun facts contrary to their true content, initiated rumors, exaggerated potential way beyond possibility and supported the wrong people involved with CMKX. Granted, I do blame people like Dr.Dementia, Zen, Green Baron, and others more but many of the faithful are extremely guilty too. They are the ones who used expected innocence, honesty and religion to proselytize their greedy venues to attract others into buying CMKX stock.
And, as Ric stated, I too hope those identified above lose everything they put in to CMKX. It might just teach them a sour lesson not to do the same thing again in the future. It just might teach them to listen to others' opinions as possibly having merit much more acceptable than their own. That would be beneficial to all potential buyers of any penny stock....and ESPECIALLY a sub-penny stock like CMKX.
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Speaking of grammar and spelling, you guys better be thankful that dwman has not been around. That is his specialty. He knows more about those things than most college professors.
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I may be mistaken, but I do not recall any pumping done by Gator."
If I implied that anywhere I never meant to. I diffently don't think he did or does. He just owns shares and hopes for the best from what I see. Can't blame him for that.
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I would have fun with that. Get out the moonshine and spittoon and make his day. lol
quote:Originally posted by Wallace#1: Speaking of grammar and spelling, you guys better be thankful that dwman has not been around. That is his specialty. He knows more about those things than most college professors.
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quote:Originally posted by ed19363: Now, mabye I should start complaining about the poor grammer I've noticed from many who post here...
Dont complain til you learn to spell "maybe" and "grammar". This is meant as a joke.
Yeah, the one time I don't run the thing through a spell checker.
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quote:Originally posted by Wallace#1: "Yeah, the one time I don't run the thing through a spell checker."
Gator,
You must at least admit that was funny!
Yep, got me fair and square.
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