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Monday, 06/06/2016 3:39:18 PM

Monday, June 06, 2016 3:39:18 PM

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Laura Anthony and her FELON HUSBAND.



Her and her husband are as questionable as they come. Laura is married to Mike Anthony (formerly known as Mike Anthony Pollaccia until he legally changed his name after being found guilty of a string of fraud between 2000 - 2002.


Laura Anthony (fka Laura Elizabeth Arnoff) who rivals Lysiak in the number of tickers linked to her that have been used for pump&dump scams and insider enrichment schemes and is married to Mark Anthony (formerly known as Mark Anthony Pollaccia until he legally changed his name after being found guilty of a string of fraud between 2000 - 2002) said something that doesn't make any sense at all to me:

"Clearly it is problematic when state and federal rules and regulations cause a conflicting result, leaving a board of directors, shareholders and the investing public in a state of flux," she stated. "What is the capitalization of ECOS? In accordance with the state law, the company has approximately 3.4 million shares issued and outstanding; however, according to the over-the-counter marketplace, the company has approximately 6.8 billion shares outstanding. Legally it seems the company has 3.4 million shares of stock outstanding at a trading price of $.0001 and that Finra's refusal to process relates solely to a refusal to re-price the stock as a result of the reverse split and not a broader refusal to recognize the validity of the share reduction itself."



Micheal Siegel, the ECOS CEO who just so happens to be a personal friend of Curt Kramer and Seth Kramer and has been a shareholder with both in publicly traded companies going back more than 10 years said this:

"If it wasn't for guys like Asher, companies like us would be out of business," he said. "They do a service."



Can a business like ECOS with no revenues or active business operations be considered a real company? Companies like ECOS that are just milking money from retail shareholders to make toxic financiers rich shouldn't exist.

If it wasn't for scammy penny stocks and the OTC markets/pink sheets then attorneys like Laura Anthony and Conrad Lysiak would lose most of their clients, toxic financiers like Curt Kramer wouldn't exist, and Laura's husband, Michael Anthony Pollaccia, wouldn't have any shells to hijack and use for shell packaging any more.



At least one person understands what is going on. A former Finra enforcement official who said that cases like EcoloCap's may become more common.

"They are concerned with the bad actors and they are looking more closely at this niche. I think that is fair to say," the former official said.

http://www.thedeal.com/content/regulatory/finra-may-be-getting-more-aggressive-in-regulation-of-microcaps.php

Conrad Lysiak, ECOS's legal counsel, who just so happens to be linked to dozens of tickers that ended up being pump&dump scams and insider enrichment schemes had this to say:

"The magic word is, 'connected,'" said Conrad Lysiak with the Law Office of Conrad C. Lysiak PS in Spokane, Wash. "What does that mean exactly? Kramer is not an officer, a director, a promoter, advisor or transfer agent. Does the company have a debtor-creditor relationship? Sure. But is he connected? Let me ask you this: What if ECOS had filed for a name change? Would Finra be holding that up as well?"

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