HMB: Oh, no. The KEYO scam was being run since 2011 until it finally stopped trading. Now, the KEYO victims have lost all their capital. We are in the defense mode of the scam where the explanations for the losses are delivered. That way the originators can run another one.
Key rule of this phase: deny, deny, deny all facts.
You post comments like:
-A dissolution of the company is not really a dissolution.
-A termination of shares is not really a termination of the shares.
-The closing of the company was so investors would make more money.
-The reason former management won't discuss the scheme is because it is illegal for them to do so.
-You don't really need a publicly traded company to be the publicly traded company in a RTM.
-It is absolutely fabulous that it will never trade again. You are locked in! Everyone else is locked out!
-Promise a new filing in the coming days. A Form 10! A new Super 8K!
-None of the bagholders really lost their capital because the possibility still exists! It really, really does!
This can go on for 10 years after the shares are terminated.
“It ain’t so much the things we don’t know that get us into trouble. It’s the things we know that just ain’t so.” Henry Wheeler Shaw
