Bantek Inc (BANT)

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Your "Certified Arizona Lab" doesn't happen to be one of the incompetent labs named in this report, does it?

http://www.mines.az.gov/Info/BLMassaylabsreport.pdf

Word of advice - that are has been tested thousands of times. There are no precious metals in it. None whatsoever. And yet there are numerous labs that will find whatever you are looking for - as much as you want. As detailed in that BLM report.

And in the State of Nevada's official publication on mining scams:

Playa deposits/Moapa lakebed deposits
Southern Nevada is one of a few areas in the United States where platinum mineralization is known to occur. The mineralization occurs in the lower elevations of a couple of mountain ranges southwest and northeast of Las Vegas. From time to time, promoters try to convince investors that platinum has washed out of the exposed occurrences in the ranges and has built up to ore grades in the adjacent closed basins in the valleys. In the semiarid West, these normally dry lakebeds in closed basins are called playas, and playa scams concerning gold and the platinum-group elements (platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, osmium, and iridium) recur regularly. The Moapa playa, regionally adjacent to the platinum-bearing Bunkerville mining district northeast of Las Vegas, is a favorite area in which to attempt to promote platinum properties. Although it is at least possible that such enrichment processes occur, there is absolutely no reliable evidence that they have. Knowledgeable professionals have assessed and discredited these scams more than once. Assays from reputable labs, on samples for which the chain of custody has been assured to avoid salting, prove that precious metals do not occur in ore-grade concentrations.

If you are really serious, try one of the larger assay labs that has actually proven to be able to detect platinum. Like ALS.