One of the most common Internet frauds involves the classic "pump and dump" scheme. Here's how it works: A company's web site may feature a glowing press release about its financial health or some new product or innovation. Messages in chat rooms and bulletin board postings may urge you to buy the stock quickly or to sell before the price goes down.
GLOWING PR’S….gee let’s see 18 Pr’s in 1 ½ months? Let alone the gazillion since this company was started. And it’s still trading around 2-3 cents. Hmmm.
Independently Verify Claims
It's easy for a company or its promoters to make grandiose claims about new product developments, lucrative contracts, or the company's financial health. But before you invest, make sure you've independently verified those claims.
Can’t do that with this company the ONLY info is from the company, overseas. Lets see Asian Assets has a web site which has not been updated in a year. Then Asian Assets changes it name to China Plus which NO info can be found about this company except what is put out by BZTG. Hmmm.
Research the Opportunity
Most pump-and-dump stocks have recorded little or no sales. Instead, they've issued voluminous media releases announcing exciting new products and deals to sell those products with distributors around the world. Somehow, those great new products never make it to the marketplace, and the distribution deals never result in significant sales.
Wow, VOLUMINOUS media releases. Little or no sales. Hmmm.
Last but not least
Many pump-and-dump stocks have never filed financial reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Since no data is available, the quarterly revenue figures, as well as other financial data, are not available. These are not real companies. Rule out all such stocks.
Something that has been said about this company for over a year. Hmmm.
Why is it this company and all the companies it associates it’s self with (Asian Assets which is now China Plus) are run by the SAME people? Pol.Lt.Col. Panitan SANTIPET Chairman CEO of Asian Assets which is now called China Plus and Ms Sutida Suwunnavid is also listed. Hmmm. Then Ms Sutida Suwunnavid Chairwoman and Pres and Col. Panitan SANTIPET Chief Financial Officer of BZTG. Hmmm.
And then they release a PR stating…
China Plus and China Plus subsidiaries have entered into an agreement where China Plus will purchase 70 million shares of common stock (the company recently purchased the 70m shares from another Buzz Technologies, Inc. shareholder) from Buzz Technologies, Inc., at an agreed price of .124c per share on the first day after Buzz Technologies stock closes above .125c per share
So BZTG sells back to China Plus? Is that like Ms Sutida Suwunnavid and Col. Panitan SANTIPET selling to Col. Panitan SANTIPET and Ms Sutida Suwunnavid. Hmmm.
If this stock is so great how come serious investors are not involved?
AI
