Yuka Group Inc. (YUKA)

[jbsliverer]

One can just punch in a town close by like La Presita in google maps and get the mileage and its only a couple of miles between the highways which makes a total of about 8 miles from the Yago project. In fact I have a grandkid that can take a pic of google maps and draw a square on them and post them on a webpage, he's 14. So pasting a google map on a webpage for a pump job isn't hard to do.


Almaden, the SEC reporting real company, isn't trying to do some pinky pump scam, it's just normal business for them and they have have been reporting to the SEC 100% ownership of the concessions of Gallo de Oro for years now. They list the Gallo de Oro being added to the Yago project, so that leaves around 8 miles of adding before it smack dab the same as what CRWV is.

Wow, what's the chances of two mining concessions and entire areas in the same state in the same area being called the same thing, Gallo de Oro, one by a SEC reporting real junior mining company and the other by some P&D pinky out of nowhere that is dumping shares faster than you no what comes out the goose.

There also seems to be consistently wrong CRWV hype (complete with about a 90% drop in pps from the original pump) desperately trying to dispel these FACTS. Just one more GIGANTIC RED FLAG with the multitude of all the other red flags that CRWV is inundated with.

There is no real transparency from CRWV, just one right after another pump PR's, no real mining company does that, lets get real. It's VERY plausible that CRWV is pumping something that isn't even theirs. And it sure looks like that to me. Walks like a scam, talks like a scam, one knows the rest.

RetiredMM, Janice, and others have talked about looking at other junior mining company's statements. Here's an example with this particular quote out of it along with what just one particular statement looks like with a REAL company. It sure won't look like anything CRWV is going to give out. Link is given.


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In 2009, the Company conducted prospecting and geophysical surveys in the Gallo de Oro (also known as Carretera) are of the prospect where banded quartz veining thought to represent the upper reaches of another epithermal vein system several kilometres west of other veins on the prospect. Forty-five new rock-chip samples of quartz vein material at surface returned gold values from 0.005 to 18.85 g/t gold and less than detection to 871 g/t silver. Earlier in 2009 and IP and soil sampling survey was carried out which helped define the vein system for this surface sampling program. A total of 62 samples have now been taken from the Carretera zone, and these average 2 g/t gold, ranging from 0.005 to 104 g/t gold. The zone of quartz veining has now been expanded to strike length of over 2 kilometres.
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