that was an odd one for sure...
"greatfull" and "summitted the forms"
But worse that that was the document uploaded to otcmarkets had "exchange" in securities and exchange comission spelled "Excange" on the pre-printed part of the form. Not even sure how that happens.
Then I went back to the board a bit ago and read the rumor that she was someone locked in Bill's (former ceo?) cellar LOL
You cannot make this up!
Still checking on those Disney juice box sales in the middle east. That has to be off the charts! Do not forget the BEEF either!
Which reminds me of another hilarious story...
On the Canadian market venture exchange there was a stock that had lots of good ideas but was losing money. Someone actually put out a bogus press release all on their own saying they have been trying to contact management about their buyout offer (for like 5x the current price) and that management had not responded. The stock soared..
So did some digging. No one heard of the group or guy but they had set up a fake angelinvestor site and listed his investment in another company called Red Peach as one of his successes.
Red Peach consisted of a facebook page that sold hot products for insanely good prices. However the only problem? No one ever got their products!
The CEO of this investment buyout guy had a photo. His photo was taken from the internet and was a photo of an architect in Singapore. Of course his new bio put him as "Former Goldman Sachs".
But it gets even better. The customer service lady that kept saying the orders were on the way when people complained on facebook, was using a picture from an Argentinian model. And on her personal page was even being congratulated that she was now engaged to the fake CEO..
think that is all? Nope... the picture of her wedding ring on her finger, was also taken from the internet, and the main photo on the facebook sales page was pilfered from another baby site or something.
Nothing at all was real. But the Blizz figured it all out, then the only visible connection was that the fake angel investor site had only one like/follower. Turned out to be a dude in Italy that seemingly was playing the same scam (if he was even in Italy).
Management had to halt the stock to figure out what the hell was going on. The stock opened much lower and eventually went to basically zero.
Everything I post is my own opinion and people should always do their own research and due diligence on any company they are looking at
