Although the SEC can take serious action concerning the complaint I filed, they rarely pursue OTC companies unless fraud has been committed on a massive scale. The Nevada Securities Division ? That's an entirely different story. They WILL take action and that complaint wasn't mailed to them until Tuesday of this week, which they probably received today. FINRA complaint hasn't yet been filed and they're the true governing body for the OTC. That complaint will be filed next week. The FTC complaint was filed this week and I received an e-mail from them stating they were in receipt of the complaint. The law firm I retained is bad ass and they can't hardly believe the stunt Carter pulled. They also can't believe that KSIX's lawyer in San Diego is practicing law in Nevada without a license. That issue is being dealt with as well. I actually tried to call Brian Cox last week to see if he was willing to resolve the matter peacefully. I left a lengthy message and received no return call. I did receive an e-mail from him yesterday and it just made me more pissed than I already was, as he came across as if nothing had happened and everything was just peachy. The thing is ..... these guys can settle this peacefully and inexpensively, but the longer they play this game of "pretend" while I'm paying $300 an hour to my lawyer, the more damage they do to themselves and the more risk they bring to shareholders. Securities Fraud is an extremely serious crime that carries numerous consequences and it's astonishing that Carter thinks this is some sort of game. As pleasant of a person that Carter is to talk to, it's really a shame that he's chosen this path .......
"Obvious the SEC has taken no action, most likely because the complaint had ZERO merit."
