Friday, August 29, 2014 1:14:54 AM
As with the example I gave you about Einar and his tax deduction scam, sometimes it goes beyond just harmless speculation. Some people actually get into legal trouble, and occasionally, company management ends up in prison. I know of one that was promoting mining claims with false ore estimates that is now serving 30 years.
Sometimes the scammers leave behind environmental messes when they abandon the claims that they've been pushing dirt around on. There is one mining scam in Arizona that may very well become the next State Superfund Site because the scammers started pushing lead-contaminated tailings around. It is not always harmless.
Ironically, that particular company was SEC-filing, and not even a pinksheet. Given the damage they caused and the lies they told, just think of the crap that a non-filing pinksheet like CJTF can get away with (and has, so far)!
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