I find it amazing that anyone at all would fall for a clearly documented share-selling scheme, based on toxic debt, like MMEX, especially when its SEC filings detail all of it.
For the most part, Mad J.’s marks in the MMEX con have been retail “investors.”
There is no lender, or lenders, as no financing has been secured in more than a year, other than floor-less, convertible toxic debt.
There are no material definitive agreements (i.e. contracts) with any EPC company (evidence = no 8-K), no definitive material agreements with any suppliers or customers (evidence = no 8-K), so none of them have been directly scammed at this point. They have been used by Mad J. as a prop in the MMEX con.
Judges, politicians, etc. are also just along for the ride, and even a mediocre con man like Mad J. knows how to grease the skids of local politicos as part of his grift.
The market clearly understands MMEX is a scam, as do legitimate investors.
I find it amazing that people believe that Jack Hanks could persuade so many people, mayor, judges, congressmen, utility company, EPC contractors, lenders and a host of other people, to conspire with him to scam shareholders. Especially considering the consequences of such a big time scam.
There is absolutely no way this is a scam, no matter how loud many may scream it.
Right said, CoolBreeze50...MMEX is building a 100k bbl/day refinery!
I'm positioned in front of what is coming and keep adding at these levels for the big cash money reward when the MMEX $hare price reflects 100,000 bbl/day revenues.