Replies to post #8298 on US Precious Metals (fka USPR)

[gnolfinvestor]

this is only my opinion - based on my memory of events - sort of an intelligent guess - but the area where the 43-101 was done was included in a 625 acre area ... which was originally the area which was being negotiated for a jv deal ... the new jv deal involves 2100+ acres ... and i am 99.9% sure it includes the site where the 43-101 was done ....

THIS IS MOOT ... BECAUSE THE SATELLITE IMAGING TELLS THEM WHERE THE MOST GOLD IS LIKELY TO BE FOUND ... AND THE NEW STUDIES CURRENTLY BEING DONE, WILL CONFIRM HOW MUCH GOLD IS AT EACH ANOMALY (I BELIEVE THERE WERE 27 DIFFERENT ANOMALIES CONTAINING GOLD FROM THE SATELLITE IMAGING STUDY - INCLUDING SOME THAT EXTENDED OVER THE BOUNDARY OF THE 2100+ ACRE SITE)

if my memory serves me, the 43-101 results were extrapolated to the 625 acres - and was calculated at $3-5 billion (from radio interview)... and mesa's letter (in an 8k) after the satellite imaging results were released, says that their expectations were greatly exceeded --- there is much more gold than they first thought

[Pythia]

No. no uspr billions, it stands to simple logic. Or why would uspr be trying to buy more core sample from Ebay.

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=gold+core+sample+for+sale&tbm=shop

Maybe uspr's ceo found the last core samples in a dump yard? And they were no good.

[Pythia]

Also, you should be aware Canada denied uspr -- uspr cannot sell shares to Canadian investors. Please be advised that an Canadian NI43-101 is worthless in the country of Mexico, as well as the United States of America. In other words; the United States, nor Mexico recognize uspr's Canadian NI43-101.

So, Canada will not allow uspr to sell in their country! Mexico and United states do not recognize an NI43-101... Thus, what is much more than worthless? A uspr's NI43-101.. It was simply a uspr pump and dump scheme.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Instrument_43-101

For those that need visual, as to what a P-&-D looks like.