Welcome back aboard! I agree that: "If it looks to good to be true, it usually is" Key word here is usually...not always. 1. The insider shares are restricted, they can't sell here if were a pump & dump. 2. The deal has been stated as complete- with both buy and seller agreeing to the .49/share price. All that remains is the proxy vote by shareholders to complete it. I just don't see where DMTN management would gain anything here if they were scamming investors.