None were "bought" at .0035 No money changed hands. I would suggest you reread that farce of a 13D.
Just so you know who you are dealing with on this scam, read this British newspaper article about the guy behind FFGO, Stephen Craig Lumb. He is a career convicted stock fraud swindler going way back. He is now banned in the UK and is plying his trade on market ignorant newbies in the USA:
Cruel threats from tyrant in luxury tower Tony Hetherington, Mail on Sunday 26 March 2006, 12:00am
THE language is unpleasant: 'You are pathetic, a typical smalltimer.' The threats are unnerving: 'I consider you a target and therefore expendable.' And the arrogance of the message is breathtaking: 'You little people fail to realise that people such as myself do not care about you or your lives. I do not care if I break you and your family financially, I could not give a s**t.'
Did these words come from a loan shark perhaps? No, amazingly this was the e-mail received by a shareholder who dared to ask questions when mining investment company Hanover Capital Group lost its place on the junior Alternative Investment Market and embarked on a bewildering series of changes.
And the reply came from the company's boss, South African-born self-proclaimed bnaire Stephen Craig Lumb, who in January announced the purchase of Walton Castle, near Bristol. The asking price was £3.35m.
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