Well you aren't the first one to experience the SPOM pitfalls. It's not that the CEO is thieving but he admits in one of the filings that he is inexperienced with 'public' company rapports ( that was the message I read) all in all, believe me, it could have been way worse in the learning curve for yourself. If I hadn't stayed with SPOM as long as I had ( OTC plays) all of my OTC funds would have squandered rapidly - no doubt. I still have many millions of SPOM and at this point, they do not sell... But I was able to recoup 90% of my initial investment due to it being at the bottom from the start. As well, I went and tried out small plays in a bit higher pricing as well as 'public' follow through types of companies. It's not an easy learning curve but it is one nonetheless. SPOM held high standards I fully appreciated as I'm sure it was what you had admired as well ;) but needless to say, Owen dukes has a small view outside of an office style business etiquette and doesn't realize there are people like you and I that appreciate his work ethic and desired to invest in his efforts... Also, he is a lifelong England raised chap lol it's many things involved from what I see...
All I can say is place the amount of your shares in a sell order because it takes days/weeks for anything to sell... And they do not sell above .0001 - I've tried a long time... I'm sorry you had the same experience but I'm happy for you that it has not been as bad as it really could have been - I'm absolutely serious about that ;) glty Matthew1983 ;) there are many in the SPOM board that you have come to appreciate I'm sure - pm them and see their thoughts ! Hope this helped see you aren't the only one that has had to process the exact same view and feeling of SPOM. ;)
