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Re: Sandman6 post# 666

Saturday, 05/07/2022 7:07:10 PM

Saturday, May 07, 2022 7:07:10 PM

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Basically what you are saying is that you had unclaimed shares that Owens was trying to locate the owner of. He didn't tell you that if you pay him X amount of money you will get X x Y back. You went to a brokerage that knew nothing about Webstar and the broker rightfully warned you that there are a lot of scammers out there. Therefore, since Webstar is a start-up without having a business yet, just patents and ideas of monetizing them, they are a scam and need to be reported to the SEC? I have, unfortunately, watched a lot of scams over the years and I haven't seen one current on reporting......whether this company will end up failing or not is to be seen. But, I believe they are trying. I've seen too many start-ups and not so start-ups R/S the stockholders out of any holdings they own, and just start selling stock to a new round of patsies. I have been grateful that hasn't happened, and hope that will continue.....

By the way, one of the first things the company did when they realized that brokerages didn't want pink stocks was to go up a level. Unfortunately, once the shares are in the owners hands, they have no say in how the trading goes, so if something has gone wrong with the trading, you can't really hold them to blame. Fidelity did, originally, allow someone to trade, we could see it happen......obviously something happened to make them change their mind.