MultiCorp International Inc (MCIC)

[G. Falcone]

Why does everyone seem to turn their eyes away from posters who aren't completely sucked into their expectations of XMDC profit?

S.o.p brings up valid points. Don't get me wrong, XMDC isn't exactly the typical pump-and-dump as you would see in a company such as THRR, but what scares me is that he brings up what I see in all the dumb pinks I get into. Their PR's are way too general, and don't give specifics. I know hardly anything when it comes to legal blabla but I see this as a valid argument.

On one hand, maybe PL isn't naming names because of the looming mediation date or he doesn't want SL knowing his plans....

Or is it possibly illegal to name names without completing an agreement? It seems like Paul would/should name companies to add validity to his plans...

Either way this is what is said at the bottom of the last PR, so like stringofpearls, I'm not completely sold. I have a lot of shares and I'm pretty young so I want this to succeed as much as everyone else.

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