No, there was not "only one note". Nobilis, Beaufort and Macallan each purchased $100,000 worth of the original GIM note. The problem is that the original GIM not cannot have been issued when the company says it was issued.
When I asked you why Carter would send Nobilis 4 MM$, you said "he wouldn't", but he did..
No he didn't. Nobilis held a note worth $100,000 worth of the GIM note, as I explained above. Why on earth would "Carter" give him $4 million?
What Carter did do was initially promise to reimburse COR for the $4 million wrongly debited from its account by DTCC. He claimed he'd sent a wire for at least some of that money, and then cancelled it. We don't know whether that's true or not. Once sent, you can't really cancel wire transfers.
I could make a long list of bad info you have given people like the relationship between SRGE and CRGP or the brother in L.A..
Sorry, not true. SRGE? Why do you think the SEC suspended it? And what "brother in L.A." are you talking about?
It was the missing pages from the amendment that clearly identified Adam Carter CEO of CRGP.
No it wasn't. Still making a mountain of THAT molehill? "Adam Carter" was INDEPENDENTLY verified as the named CEO of CRGP in the Nevada filing from July 2012 which showed the transfer of the AMMG shell from Bryan Glass to "Carter", who was the new sole officer/director.
BTW The Nobilis acct was froze and all the shares were not sold into the market.
COR froze the Nobils and Beaufort accounts after DTCC debited the $4 million from its own account. In addition, it explained in one filing after another exactly how much stock had been sold into the market by Nobilis and Beaufort. Neither appears to have sold all it might potentially have had, but we can't be absolutely sure, because we don't know how many conversions there were, or what the ratios were.
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