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Saturday, April 09, 2016 11:19:03 AM
There are a multitude of ways to gain control of these shells, believe it or not there are people who do this as a business. Google Robert Stevens, he is the founder of a publicly traded OTC company which also currently has no bid (MEXP/INOH) which HESG was claimed to be associated with. Stevens has a long history of hijacking abandoned shells then selling them to the microcap fraudsters to use for P&D schemes. The reason why these hijacked shells usually end up in the hands of crooks is because honest people wanting to run a legitimate business look for clean shells to purchase.
That's why I say HESG is ripe for hijacking. Their Last periodic report was 2012, they're Delinquent with the Florida SOS, Administratively Dissolved, No management at the helm.
Hijacking a shell is, of course, illegal.
Here are links to SEC documents about the record-holding 379 shells suspended in one day by the SEC, and another 128 more recently in their "Operation Shell-Expel".
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-66980-o.pdf
https://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-44.html
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