An obvious scam is one where the company: - never generates revenue (let alone profit) - sells billions of shares to enrich insiders (trillions of shares on a pre-split basis in WGAS' case) - masks the sale of shares by using real assets to falsely induce investors to buy equity
There are other commonalities to a scam, but these would be the core.
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