"No its not...it's a documented SEC filing that deserves the respect because it is a filing. Lying about a SEC filing is a legal actionable offense. To make that accusation you have to have verifiable proof...not here say and speculations."
Over a year ago, USPR filed three 8k's with the SEC in a short period of time. Two were later cancelled, but one was not. It was an announcement they had secured a bridge loan. However they never got the bridge loan and did not file that the bridge loan was cancelled.
So, is that a legal actionable offense? They stated they had something that they did not actually get. Is that proof?
This post is my opinion and should not be used as investment advice.
