it hasn't been actually proven this company is a scam.
C'mon, really?
Network of Central American mines? Korean gold buyers? Canadian moose pasture mining claims? V. little of what they tried to promote made any sense whatsoever. The Translock was the only half-way credible thing they promoted, but even that was pretty flaky.
Proving a "scam" is difficult, but use your common sense.
They filed another 8K on 12-Feb-16 saying they were changing accountants. That was the last filing they did.
Question: Where in the Jan 8K did they specify the name of the financial institution that would extend a Letter of Credit, so that they could broker $20M a month in gold? Answer: They didn't.
Question: What were the names of the miners contracted to supply the gold listed in the 8K? Answer: They weren't.
Question: Given DDCC in its 10Q Nov 2015 as having only $42K cash, how would they have paid the mythical miners for their gold? Or would the mythical miners have given DDCC their gold, and deferred paying their own workers, while awaiting months for reimbursement? Or in the case of DDCC- never. DDCC never reported revenues taking a broker's cut for the gold shipment to SK. Who in SK were the buyers? Answer: None specified.
Is it any wonder the next 8K was to change accountants, and they never again filed a 10K with the SEC? The clowns running the scam boxed themselves into a corner. Where they would have needed to give an accounting of their pretend gold broker activities. And if they did, it would be the equivalent of a self hanging in front of the SEC.
Tanslock was never a game changing anything, other than the scam angle itself searching for a way to get the PPS up for a dump.
Keep watching... forever. That is known. The scammers took the money, and ran.