the problem was that Moskowitz made up numbers that were fraudulent and put them into the financials statements to make it look like SPNG has an exciting, growing business.
With revenues of less than $1 million he claimed about $40 million, all made up out of thin air.
Very few of the tens of millions of accounts receivable ever existed.
With actual shares outstanding of 1.27 billion, he fraudulently claimed about 627 million in the SEC filings, completely misleading the investment public.
He issued over 2.0 billion of SPNG shares to related parties and consultants and fraudulently removed the restrictive legends (some with the use of law firm that he also made up - never existed) so that they could be fraudulently sold into the market, netting the sellers more than $100 million.
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