Mail To SEC - Others
(imported from elsewhere)
Tex, you are not a dumb ass. I value your opinions
just I value opinions of others.
Yes, my out-of-balance wheels are spinning, which
prompts another email to select government bozos.
You will quickly realize my intended outcome.
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To: enforcement@sec.gov
cc: secretaryofstate@dos.state.fl.us
cc: DivCorp@dos.state.fl.us
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Subject: GLUV Unlawful Trading
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I am writing, again, to express concerns about
GLUV corporation, trading as GVRP ticker symbol.
As you know, hundreds have contacted you at the
SEC about this company. If you, the reader, are
unfamiliar with this case, refer this to the
correct people or the correct person, please.
GLUV appears to be perpetrating a new fraud scheme.
This scheme is to entice share buyers by offering
a very large forward split, in this case, a forward
split of three-million shares for every one share,
flood the market with worthless shares, then reverse
split out public share holders.
Last week, on May 25, GLUV filed an amendment with
the Secretary of State, Florida, authorizing new
common shares, two-hundred-fifty-trillion shares.
That is correct, trillions of shares. They also
falsified that document claiming a shareholder
vote was taken. No shareholder vote was effected.
My opinion is GLUV is orchestrating a scheme to entice
buyers with a forward split offering, sell into that
news, then authorize trillions of shares, flood the
market to drive down share price to effectively zero,
to be followed by a reverse split, which leaves GLUV
with buyer's money, and buyers with worthless shares.
Clearly, if this comes to past, it is a case of fraud.
Many are actively contacting our American Senate and
our Congress voicing concerns the SEC intends to
condone this type of unethical market manipulation.
I share those concerns.
Should your SEC "rubber stamp" approve these activities
by GLUV corporation, you will be effectively providing
SEC sanctioning of a new scheme to steal from the public.
You will be sending a message,
"The SEC approves of unlawful corporate fraud."
You already enjoy that unsavory reputation. I will
urge you to not further tarnish your bad reputation;
repercussions, in this specific case, could prove to
be extensive and widespread, and could very well
result in another congressional rebuke of the SEC.
I urge you to display an ethical attitude by holding
GLUV to their promise of a forward split, and by
disallowing GLUV to authorize trillions of shares.
Hundreds of us bought into a promise of a forward
split, bought in good faith.
We expect you to display good faith as well.
Regards,
Bozo The Clown
cc: Secretary of State, Florida
cc: Division of Corporations, DOS, Florida
