As I said, I think it's odd. Doney would almost certainly have useful information about BRKO; he may well know who controls the float. Oxford's CEO was running a boiler room to solicit investment illegally. Would Doney have wondered what was up with that? The CEO was also charged criminally.
Obviously Janice' post was designed to cast further doubt and create further questions. Almost every single SEC OTC attorney has had some problem with their clients conduct. Attorneys do not control what their clients do. If and when the company announces its banker, rest assured, they did ALL of its due diligence, at every level, before taking RXSF on as a client.
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