Sure, but the SEC actually reviews SEC filings. And has the authority to do something about ones that are incomplete or wrong.
OTCMarkets does neither.
And most investors don't understand the difference.
Far too many penny stock investors don't have the experience or knowledge to know the difference, anyway, and just believe that the disclosure posted at OTCMarkets is accurate. And that is what the scammers are counting on.
In many ways, OTCMarkets is the best thing that has happened to the stock scamming business in decades. It gives them a platform for disseminating lies easily and cheaply while providing compliance for Rule 144 disclosure that allows insiders to dump, dump, dump quickly quickly quickly.
