Saturday, January 03, 2009 4:52:56 PM
"Brad S".Re: FFGO Under microscope.
Hello there, Mr. "Brad S"..
In response to your question.
Early-on, while reading past posts here, it was mentioned that the SEC was reviewing FFGO’s status as it relates to complaint made my disgruntle investors.
Curious about this as a shareholder who IS- NOT, disgruntled with FFGO, I called to weigh the credibility of such complaints.
What I gathered from the SEC rep., FFGO came up on the list of companies that were being reviewed.
I asked what were they being investigated for and I was told that they (the SEC Rep.) are not allowed to disclose that information.
I asked whether it was good or bad and the SEC Rep. repeated they’re not allowed to disclose that information.
I did ask how did they get on that list and the SEC Rep. Stated that trading companies are screened at random.
I then asked a more general question;
How do you protect investor's interests from companies that are believed to be scams. (Not referring to FFGO)
The SEC Rep. Stated, investors holding shares in a company they’re having concerns about can always contact us and we’ll keep it on file.
If we get enough of them, we’ll flag that company as a “company of interest”.
The SEC Rep. proceeded to provide me with a web site (http://www.sec.gov/) with public information regarding what they've just told me and for further SEC related questions..
*Although the SEC’s interest in FFGO carries its own weight, YOU and “I” are the other weighs and are sharing relative concerns with FFGO.
And that's our "Microscope"...>=^}
Is it not?
>8^}.
Yet alone many others who are periodically returning to this FFGO Forum for follow-ups and what-all.
Everywhere from being a spectator to being a “Anchor Poster”….>=^p.
The point is, WE’RE ALL WATCHING FFGO
Even from a distance….
>6^>
Hello there, Mr. "Brad S"..
In response to your question.
Early-on, while reading past posts here, it was mentioned that the SEC was reviewing FFGO’s status as it relates to complaint made my disgruntle investors.
Curious about this as a shareholder who IS- NOT, disgruntled with FFGO, I called to weigh the credibility of such complaints.
What I gathered from the SEC rep., FFGO came up on the list of companies that were being reviewed.
I asked what were they being investigated for and I was told that they (the SEC Rep.) are not allowed to disclose that information.
I asked whether it was good or bad and the SEC Rep. repeated they’re not allowed to disclose that information.
I did ask how did they get on that list and the SEC Rep. Stated that trading companies are screened at random.
I then asked a more general question;
How do you protect investor's interests from companies that are believed to be scams. (Not referring to FFGO)
The SEC Rep. Stated, investors holding shares in a company they’re having concerns about can always contact us and we’ll keep it on file.
If we get enough of them, we’ll flag that company as a “company of interest”.
The SEC Rep. proceeded to provide me with a web site (http://www.sec.gov/) with public information regarding what they've just told me and for further SEC related questions..
*Although the SEC’s interest in FFGO carries its own weight, YOU and “I” are the other weighs and are sharing relative concerns with FFGO.
And that's our "Microscope"...>=^}
Is it not?
>8^}.
Yet alone many others who are periodically returning to this FFGO Forum for follow-ups and what-all.
Everywhere from being a spectator to being a “Anchor Poster”….>=^p.
The point is, WE’RE ALL WATCHING FFGO
Even from a distance….
>6^>
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