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vaporman

10/18/14 10:40 PM

#27912 RE: king oil #27911

Actually you are incorrect. Now that fraud has been identified due to new found information that substantially all assets were purchased directly by Telogis from the former RMTD officers and was through the offshore entity along with the emails that you posted which is considered evidence of the fraud the SEC regulations stipulate that we have over a year now to file any lawsuits and the SEC has no statue of limitations for them to take action when it comes to fraud.

I will personally be filing an SEC complaint and will provide them with all the facts if Telogis doesnt use RMTD for an RM as they do deserve to get busted as like you said RMTD shareholders got the shaft so now they should. ;) Anything that the SEC finds then can be used in a court of law for a class action.

Glad I could clear that up for you again.

BillyRay

10/19/14 5:37 AM

#27917 RE: king oil #27911

That's not where the story ends. What happened to shareholders was theft. Plain and simple. You don't get to accept funds from investors, build a business with those funds. Sell or dissolve the business and/or assets to the competitor and then take an employment position with that very same competitor, get a pay check from that competitor and think that everything is fine and OK with share holders and that they should just sit quiet and take it. The very reason he even has a job is because of shareholders money that went into the assets. So frankly SIR, NO! You don't get to do that without consequences. It's a total insult to even suggest that this is where the story ends. This is America. The courts will decide.