NMC Inc. (fka NMCX)

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Atlanta, your'e right, the professional ore estimate done by Geosyntec is posted at NMC's website.

Posted by: atlanta
In reply to: samplescave who wrote msg# 1981 Date:11/20/2007 11:13:28 AM

"Sample,

Do not you understand any thing??? I do not believe your dreams will come true ... Why wouldn't SEC charge all involved to begin with ... You got the guilty party where they need to be and let the company do its thing. what ever it is your claims are bogus as usual ... you insisted NMC has dirt no minerals at all and you are putting a lot of people outside nmc's reputation on the line: Geosyntec ... It is a hefty accusation"

Here is some of what the professionals said about the quantity of SV ore concentrates:

"10 September 2007
Michael Sheppard
Chief Executive Officer
Nevada Mining Company, Inc.
4229 Warren Road
Franklin, Tennessee 37067
Subject: Evaluation of the Peeples Mine Arizona Concentrates Quantity, Skull Valley, Arizona

Dear Mr. Sheppard:
Pursuant to your request of 13 July 2007, Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. (Geosyntec), is pleased to provide this report evaluating the quantity of Arizona Concentrates within pits located at the Peeples Mine in Skull Valley, Arizona (Figure 1), owned by the Nevada Mining Company (NMC). The Arizona Concentrates are mineral concentrates that contain various precious metals. The concentrates are stockpiled within two pits at the Skull Valley lease, comprising an Upper Pit and a Lower Pit that is divided into three smaller sub-pits. This work was performed in accordance with our proposed scope of work, dated 10 August 2007, with the exceptions noted below.
Field work was performed by Mr. Walt Grinyer, P.G. of Geosyntec and Mr. Jim Hasbrouck, G.P. of Hasbrouck Geophysics, Inc. This report was prepared by Dr. Jim Finegan, P.G., C.Hg. and has been reviewed by Mr. Sam Williams, P.G., C.Hg. of Geosyntec Consultants (Geosyntec), in accordance with the review policies of the firm.

BACKGROUND
The NMC Skull Valley site consists of two pits that have been backfilled with ore concentrates composed of minerals containing precious metals. These ore concentrates, stockpiled on site during previous mining activities, are referred to as Arizona Concentrates within documents provided by NMC. The Arizona Concentrates comprise a major asset of NMC, and the volume of these materials may affect the sale price. However, the dimensions of the pits at the Skull Valley site were not clearly defined prior to the backfilling with the ore concentrate, although several estimates of the volumes of the pits have been produced. It is our understanding that the pits were excavated into the native material at the site and the sidewalls are generally near vertical with berms between separate areas of the pits. In addition, portions of the pits may be benched where excavations achieved greater depths."

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Full details can be found at:
http://www.nmcinc.com/SV07-001.VolRpt.pdf

They recommend NMC drill at these locations to refine their quantity estimate of some 278K tons of ore: (Geosyntec offered to provide a cost estimate for drilling to NMC).

http://www.nmcinc.com/SV07-001.SitePlan.pdf

Have they done any drilling, and have they interest of 3rd party buyers of the ore and will these eventualities cause a revaluation of the stock. Why would NMC create a new subsidary for the San Bernadino, California property if it were not a feasible prospect as well?

Here's the business description of this company from businessweek.com : http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/snapshot/snapshot.asp?symbol=nmcx

NMC, Inc. engages in the exploitation and exploration of precious metal properties in the United States. It owns a 100% interest in a concentrated precious metal ore located in Skull Valley, Arizona. The company also holds a 100% interests in 17 mining claims covering approximately 340 acres in San Bernadino, California, as well as a 100% interest in 7 claims comprising 140 acres located near Mesquite, Nevada. NMC is based in Henderson, Nevada.

http://www.nmcinc.com

Perhaps legal means will be used, since the bashers posting messages about 'worthless dirt' are denigrating and worse perhaps libeling the company and it's associates. The quantity of basher messages declaring NMC a scam and not to buy the stock are meant for a reason --- what is that reason and why are they are so fervent --- can't be because NMC might have mineral assets --- can it --- or is there a stake the bashers have in the stock -- recall the OTC reports of short interest --- remember how you commented to one basher to either hold his stock or get out --- keeping enemies close --- that sort of thing --- maybe they see risk in the price going higher and not that NMC has valuable mineral assets --- maybe they have a lot to lose if NMC has valuable mineral assets AND the stock price rises --- why did they put themselves in such a predicament that it forces them to publicly bash so zealously --- risking possible legal action by stock regulators?

These bashers have held onto the hcca case too long, as the civil case only determined they did not have the bookable minerals at that time, 7 years ago.