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jmjjw

08/23/18 10:57 AM

#108364 RE: Turbozen #108363

More false claims from an MMEX proponent, pushing a junk investment...

I haven't seen any evidence that supports any of your claims of a scam or fraudulent representation, as far as I know, MMEX is building an oil refinery, so until I hear otherwise, in my opinion MMEX is a great investment

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All one needs to do is read MMEX's SEC filings, to obtain a clear understanding that it is a share-selling scheme. Coupled to all other evidence, including trading data, its chart, there is no other rational conclusion. Any experienced financial investor knows this.

MMEX is one heck of a company that has put out news that is no different than any other company constructing an oil refinery. Only thing is, they're paying for it themselves with the help of an eager lender. That's bold stuff. Hanks has some serious business skills. He's built an oil refinery in Peru! Lots of experience!



MMEX's unverifiable, self-generated, self-referential PR is of zero value - 99% of it has no corroborating, independently verifiable back-up. MMEX is paying for props in its share-selling scheme off the backs of unsophisticated retail investors, who do not understand the impacts of toxic financing, and dilution. There is no "eager lender," other than the naive who continue to buy MMEX shares. Factually, the Peru operation was a lease - an operating lease from PetroPeru - Hanks/Maple built nothing - it was an existing facility, a crude topping unit in the Amazon Basin. Mad J.'s sole experience is defrauding investors in various schemes.

They're building a brand new oil refinery in West Texas. State of the art and environmentally friendly!



There is no refinery - there is a flagpole, and a caliche road, props in a share-selling scheme.

You should visit the build site so you can see for yourselves the progress they have made. They have a 3 mile access road that's been constructed & construction machinery has been moved in.
You're missing out!



More hilarity - pushing dirt in the Pecos County desert is clearly not interesting to the market, and not material in constructing a refinery.

mikoli007

08/23/18 11:02 AM

#108365 RE: Turbozen #108363

So many false claims in this post, I really don't know where to start.

1. in my opinion MMEX is a great investment.



I don't use opinions, I look for facts. The chart via the market reactions speaks for itself.

MMEX is one heck of a company


Wha, a total of 3-4 people a flagpole and a grated road do not make a "heck of a company!

that has put out news that is no different than any other company constructing an oil refinery.


Hmmm, talking of the possibility of a REVERSE SPLIT, NO FINANCING, MORE EXTREMELY TOXIC LOANS COMING, shareholder letters that contradict actual filed SEC statements, those are just a few. REAL OIL companies actually accomplish things,

Only thing is, they're paying for it themselves with the help of an eager lender.


This was the best one yet. Yes, they do have an "eager" lender. One who gets at least a 40% discount because it is AN EXTREMELY TOXIC LOAN! The lender can't lose!!!!hahahahahahahahaha, no wonder their "eager".

BTW, thanks for proving my point.