Tautachrome Inc (TTCM)

[Matt1963]

Well, how very industrious of you Killmaster. Good job.

Now, I do hope you were smart enough to record the conversation so that you can produce a full and accurate transcript, which can be used as evidence that this conversation took place (else I suspect they will deny it ever did).

I say this because given the content of the more recent 8K's (which can be found here amongst other places: https://fintel.io/sfs/us/ttcm), there are filings that appear to show:

a) That billions of dollars in assets were added to the balance sheet of TTCM. This caused the share price to spike. Given your telecon, how can this be real? Were they simply pumps upon pumps?
b) The person responsible for maintaining financial records was fired. Now I wonder why that might be. Where is their replacement?
c) A verbatim admission that the company was previously engaged in ILLEGAL stock promotion activity through a paid non-disclosing promotor where both participants in that clandestine and as mentioned, illegal undertaking, are known to the SEC (if not, they only need to ask me I have all the evidence in Telegram transcripts with the said non-disclosing promoter)

Aide-memoire:

“Termination of Consultants.

An accounting consultant, who maintained the company’s financial records and prepared them for quarterly reports and annual audits, was terminated. There were no disagreements about the company’s financial position and the company considered his work to be professionally sufficient. Though the company had been his client for many years, based on his desired price changes, he could not reach an engagement agreement with the company’s new management.

The engagement of a consultant who posted about the company on social media platforms was ended. His postings failed to disclose that he was paid by the company. This practice is incompatible with the enforced transparency policies of the company going forward.”

Now, given the level of legal knowledge possessed by certain members of the TTCMlongs group, (where I’d suggest at least one member’s accreditation, doesn’t get any higher!), one wonders why the remaining shareholders are not simply launching a class action lawsuit right away. Is it the cost of such action?

I do hope they proceed to seek recourse in law now, instead of continuing with the unedifying repetition of the same old factual information, the so to speak “where they are now”, replete with the undignified spectacle of daily lamenting what might have been, instead of waking up to the realities of what actually is.

TTCM shareholders, you were stiffed. Litigate.