Has everyone given up on GMDP? I'm not seeing any posts here. Is it because we cannot get any information? Everytime I use the number Latino gave me to call Doug Brown, I get a message that he is "out". I leave a message for him to call me, and I never hear back from him.
Has anyone had any luck in getting ahold of anyone with the company?
I'm calling the (619) 222-2568 number for Doug Brown.
I'm gonna try to get Bruce Barron at (310) 471-3735 on Tuesday, unless anyone else here has any information or other suggestions.
I'm starting to get REAL scared that we just got ripped off here and the dividends that got everybody to buy in were just a phantom story so that the owners could get a bunch of people to buy and hold the bag. I STILL do not have any of my Globelink Capital shares in my account, and it is way, WAY past the distribution date.
This is my first experience with this kind of rip off and it really does not feel good.
I, for one, wish that posts that warned of this sort of scam situation were allowed to stay when the stock was in the .4 to .5 range instead of being removed, and only allowing the posts that talked about how it was going to have another big pop when the second set of dividends were to be announced and all the stuff about two contracts with a China connection that required it to get to .10 for them to go through. All this false hope stuff was allowed to be posted, because it could be documented with PRs and filings from the company. Looks like we were just led right into the trap by the company, because they do their best to make it hard to find documentation about the true negative aspects of what is happening, and thus they know boards like IHUB will not allow negative things to be said about them due to lack of documentation, but will really re-inforce the positive stuff the company puts out, because they provide the documentation in full force. However, the people that kept jumping in saying that things did not make sense and it looks like a scam were consistently removed due to lack of documentation other than things that just did not add up.
This allowed us buyers be given only one side of the story, the positive hopeful side, and we were denied the chance to see the side that pointed to the inordinate risks.
Thus, we were consistently influenced to "hold on" while we could not get equal influence to be aware of the shortcomings that were popping their ugly heads up so we might get uncomfortable enough after seeing the ENTIRE story to sell off before it was too late.
This is what only allowing positive posts and no bashers does for the common investor/trader. In this manner, I say Raging Bull would be a welcome format change, at least there you can see your risks as well as the optimistic PR generated benefits.
