The Tirex Corporation (TXMC)

[erikbergren]

My letter back from SEC (I think they are) is pasted below.
They told me they do not work for me.
I include text from a letter to the lawyer who told me to
write them after it, to show why I wrote Hartford.
And posts #6586 and #6687 show my contract
with Tirex and John Threshie.

Regarding post #6793, I know a lot
of people on that list of investors.
None seem to have much money
(except maybe the girls).
So I do not see how SEC
will get the $700,000 from
any of them.
"John Knox" was a man in his 70's or 80's.
He lived in a tiny attic room in the
boarding house with me for 2 years.
He complained of many health problems like Gout.
He drove a tiny beat up compact car.
In 2014 he spent a week in the hospital
and when he got back the land lord
Barbara Rose told me he was moving
to Carolina (or maybe it was Virginia)
to die from what he had.
"Uncle Richard (Threshie)" lives in
a one story shack in the woods,
and has to share it with his brother John.
When Deering Rose called the Westport
police to have me removed from the
Rose's boarding house,
John Threshie offered to let me
stay in that house in the woods
but I refused because it only
had two bedrooms and was not
very comfortable.
John has only an old beat up
car with back windows that
never worked.

Thus if Tirex got $500,000
over a decade, and now
is requested to pay $700,000,
I wonder where all the money
is or is going to come from.

I know little about money
issues like this.
Even so, unlike everyone
at this forum, I consider
the government responsible
for the loss of my $5000,
not Tirex or myself. The email to the
lawyer below explains that.

Sincerely,
Erik Bergren


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Lawyer's letter pasted below:
Erik Bergren <[e-mail]> 07/07/15 at 3:24 PM
To
Richard Frankowski
Message body
I am sending this email to you
in case you are interested in the progress I obtained since
our discussion of November 18, 2014.

>" You may want to consider calling your state's securities commission. "
I wrote to the commission in Hartford, CT.
I got essentially nothing back.
The attached letter from the New York Attorney General's office
must be due to that letter of mine (since this was my only activity about stocks)
but I do not understand the point, meaning, or purpose of this letter,
or it's connection.

In about January 2015, the CEO (John Threshie)
of that penny stock company asked me
if I or any body in my family had contacted SEC
because they made him go through a check up
that was unpleasant (I think he said some sort of tax check up process)
and I said yes. He said not to talk to them again;
talk to him instead.

I guess the only further progress that I can make
is to post the documents on the web where
the other people who's money was also stolen
were complaining ("the investors hub").

Such as:
"
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=94279866

capricorn1964 Wednesday, 11/20/13 07:57:31 PM
Re: None
Post # of 6486
URGENT!! In the beginning of the year I paid John Threshie $2500 for shares of Tirex stock and I've never received the shares. I have tried to contact him to no avail.
Has this happened to any other investors?? What's the deal here??
"

In hidesight:
I do not know anything about stock trading or the laws
governing them, but I do know that if a company
takes thousands of dollars from an individual
under an agreement;
on company letter head and signed by the CEO,
that states to that individual:

"If at any time you wish to recover any of your
investment Tirex will gladly trade your shares and reimburse
you."

and then states to that same individual regard that same money:

"I'm sorry, but public companies don't reimburse investments in stock. Hopefully, dividends,
sooner than later!"

as my attached documents had shown,
then they must be punished by the system which
supports there existence, or else that system is
harmful to us.

Thank you for your interest and encouragement Richard,
Sincerely,
Erik Bergren

SEC002 .pdf