Friday, July 22, 2011 12:07:40 PM
1) The offer of .20 per share was from a company reported to be Maxwell Financial Capital of London. My research has yeilded that this company apparently did not exist prior to the date of the offer - April 27, 2011. They have no record of ever filing a tax return.
2) I cannot find the reported CEO of Maxwell - Carlos Vianellis - does he exist.
3) Maxwell's web and phone do not work. Try the 888 894-3795 number - wonder who it was registered to - any chance DGIN was behind this???
4) DGIN neglected to tell us that the .20 per share offer was for a reverse stock split until way after the fact. Very misleading.
I have seen too many companies come up with bogus offers only to be originated by the acquiring company to raise the stock price so management can dump shares.
Could that have happened here - I believe so but this is my opinion. I suggest everyone to dig inito thsi and see what you find. Based on these findings this is where the sec should be involved.
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