Well LTO, any message to Wang through Internet links at this time would be useless. Let me tell you that recently I sent a message to a former poster--dmg- and he responded to me as he has done in the past and he along with all of us on this board is in the same predicament. However, to answer your question about contacting Wang I am posting here a couple of lines from dmg's email concerning contacting Wang which will serve to affirm the fact that Wang has no intention of changing his mind on the course of action that he has taken. Here are dmg's words--
" I kick myself a hundred times over for not getting out after I sent a package to Wang outlining how I might help him out, how to better structure Fcpg, and get the financing required. Even had the damn thing translated in both Chinese and English. Never heard a word but I know it was delivered as I got a return receipt."
Here is a solid shareholder who has had experience in business and is willing to provide Wang with assistance and Wang receives the message and does absolutely nothing. Wang simply began abandoning all the people that had helped him (Doug Billingsley, Greg Tse, the attorney in California, the board of director man, the Marcum CEO, etc) and decided to on the criminal course of action that he took because he knew that under the Chinese legal system he had the upper hand.
Wang can do a lot of things with immunity but I believe that he can never sell this company and can never list it on any Chinese exchange because some Chinese records will show that he only owns 25% of the shares and the other 75% belong to other investors!
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