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Rawnoc

09/25/15 4:17 PM

#10734 RE: loanranger #10732

They don't? How about misrepresented agreements between two parties, both of which are under the control of the same individual? Would they get involved in a civil dispute flowing from something like that?



You're smart enough to know that's called a "related party transaction." The dryship companies, for example, are filled with stuff like that. Nothing illegal or of concern of the SEC as long as it is publically disclosed.

SEC generally only gets involved if the related party is a secret.
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Bull2Bear99

09/25/15 4:19 PM

#10735 RE: loanranger #10732

SEC also gets involved with illegal transfer of Assets from Alonzo's back pocket to his front pocket.. transferring (STEALING) assets to his own private LLC and then to another company that he is BOD..