ed, Nah, I'm not claiming to be able to prove anything. But I am claiming to possess common sense, that's all.
You don't find it odd... the claims of outrageous levels of business (you know what I'm referring to), and it just so happens that shares were being journaled into nominee accounts and sold during that hype? And to cut some slack on it, even IF proceeds (some? most? all?) went towards paying off Sulja Bros debts... IMO, it still qualifies as a pump and dump. And the losers are the shareholders; can't forget about the people funding the debt relief (all of us), right?
Hey, let's issue outrageous claims and pay off all our debt via a big stock runup! Yeah, what an idea! LOL I'm just speculating, but it does fit within what I see as a common sense view of this. Good purpose (to pay down debts) for proceeds does NOT necessarily justify the methods used to GET the proceeds. Does it?
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