Global Technologies Group, Inc. (GTGP)

[236T568]

“Further, brokers and dealers should be alert to the fact that, pursuant to Rule 15c2-11 under the Exchange Act, at the termination of the trading suspensions, no quotation may be entered unless and until they have strictly complied with all of the provisions of the rule.” Simply put, this means that any broker dealer that wants to help a company get back onto the pink sheets or the bulletin board has to make sure that everything is absolutely proper and correct and their broker’s license is at risk if they don’t.

The following is how a meeting might go between the Market Maker and GTGP CEO Fallacaro regading the form 15c211 which has to be filed by the Market Maker and approved by FINRA in order to be removed from the grey sheets into the pink sheets or other markets:


MM: Mr. Fallacaro, we have spent some time doing research on GTGP. Here is a SIGNED sublicensing agreement that you filed with the SEC:

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1308841/000110801709000365/ex101.htm

The agreement states that GTGP received a $1.25 million cash equivalent payment at the time of signing of the agreement.

The stock price went up 70% and the trading volume increased by 100 times due to the filing of this agreement in an 8K with the SEC.

Fallacaro: Ummmmm...ok

MM: Mr. Fallacaro, did GTGP receive that $1.25 million in cash equivalent at the time of the signing of the agreement or at any time near then?

Fallacaro: Ummmmmmm....let me see....Cash equivalent?....$1.25 million?....Ummmmmmm...let me see....ahhhooooeeeee....

MM: Mr. Fallacaro, let me make it easy for you, the ANASAZI CAPITAL CORP SEC filings specifically state that the $1.25 million cash equivalent was never paid, that GTGP just took a note for the $1.25 million, and that ANASAZI never completed any business from this sublicense and quickly thereafter wrote it off as worthless.

Mr. Fallacaro: ahhhhh...ok...

MM: Very well then Mr. Fallacoro. This is a case of fraudulent sham transactions with empthy public shells in order to artificially inflated the stock price of GTGP. The same transactions were done by GTGP with another empty public shell, namely Sadhana Equity Investment, Inc. Did you, or any of your related entities and/or consultants happen to sell any GTGP stock into the market during this inflated price period?...we would like to remind you that GTGP issued 16 million GTGP common shares since 2007 to related entities, consultants and other parties.

Mr. Fallacaro: sell stock during this period?... related entities?....ummmmmmmm...dadadadadada....lets seee.

MM: Ok Mr. Fallacaro, please step out of our office and stop wasting our time. This analysis is going straight to the US Attorneys Office for them to review for potential criminal securities fraud violations.