Thursday, June 25, 2015 5:34:04 PM
NO, the information is 100% correct. What you misunderstood is that "Magellan Energy" (who actually paid to buy the shell from the hijackers) got in NO TROUBLE AT ALL because they did nothing wrong. They were the victims. The original owner of the MGLG trading vehicle abandoned the shell way back prior to 2004. The hijackers picked it up and illegally filed this SEC form 12-g to cease filing obligations. http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=4687509
Less than 1% of SEC suspended shells (tossed to the grey sheet graveyard) become resurrected. ALL of the minimal ones that resurrect, are legitimate running companies with legal owners. No one attached to MGLG can legally file a form 211 with FINRA to do such a thing. Magellan Energy has nothing to do with MGLG. 100% guaranteed chance that MGLG will never "come back."
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