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Monday, 08/17/2015 5:10:53 AM

Monday, August 17, 2015 5:10:53 AM

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I was quite fascinated with the secrecy of my ex's profession. For years I tried to understand what he did on the phone and computer all day. This one post pretty much summed it up...

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=37315917

Also explains up why the companies were always said to be based in Nevada. Apparently it is legal after all. Maybe I owe him an apology for the last few months I was told it was illegal. Though if pump and dump is legal why would he say its dangerous for me to bring up? Would someone murder me over talking about pennies? I mean edwy left him with millions and millions of pennies but still. If it happens let Stonegate know he's said to be working on a penny stock expose for a network.

jjj373      Sunday, 04/26/09
expar My definition of a real company differs from yours.

Contact Danielle at Corporate Office Services in Reno. They have a Nevada Corporation Spring Special going on! She'll get you going. Even will sell you the name of an "aged company"
[like good Scotch?], the more aged the more expensive but they start at $3000. Then for $250 she will change the name of the company but it's date of incorporation will remain the same.

To continue with that, for about $1500 a year she will do all the paperwork and provide a business address.

Voila! XYZ Inc. is in business and they have discovered a cure for all cancers [protected by safe harbor of course] because, as we know, things don't always go as planned. Since this is the OTCBB - make that never go as planned. Perhaps give Ribotsky a call at some point when the "pump & dump" no longer
works? And.....the beat goes on.

btw Danielle and Corporate are legit and operate strictly within Nevada State laws. Many of the companies that are hatched there are not - imo.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/replies.aspx?msg=37307072
To jjj373--

I'm really just trying to learn this stuff...but from what I saw at the co., NIR (and affiliates) obviously know the SEC and balance sheets for the past few years and continue to lend money even though there is no way the co. could EVER pay back the loans.

When the co. cannot pay by due date --which is EVERY single time for 4 years and 8 loans, the CEO works on some debt restructuring and suddenly there's 250,000 or more new shares traded at below .00001 cents.



When I say that I believe that this company is not real....I mean I really think the CEO is trying to keep it from turning a profit. I am at a loss as to how that could possibly work, but I swear it is happening. I know the CFO and CEO are close to NIR and affiliates.

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