Replies to post #2645 on Asia Broadband Inc (AABB)

[gitreal]

Yup. Nothing is real with AABB. Even management is not real.

There have been two "mining companies" in the past couple of years that I have followed here on Ihub with similar stories. Management turned out to have been fabricated, their resumes stolen off the internet from real mining people, almost word for word. The mines were nonexistent. The gold production was a lie.

Same here. No mine, no management, no financing, no drilling. Nothing but endless dilution.....until this goes to trip zero one.

[JMC21]

Links please?

[JMC21]

Evidence. I don't think so. Pure speculation. Buy, buy, buy.

[BigDaddyNewbie]

It's interesting, but those pictures seem to be gone from AABB's web site now. What a scam.

[LegalTrendAnalyst]

Citation: http://www.asiabroadbandinc.com.
HINT: READ ATTORNEY LETTER AND ANNUAL REPORT, THEN CONNECT ALL DOTS.


LAWYER LETTER MADE PUBLIC
I’m not going to go into too much about what I don’t know, but I do know this about their reporting: I’m focus law and politics. That’s my specialty.

AABB’s records were reviewed by an attorney, Claudia McDowell. An attorney which could be (dare I say “would be!”) disbarred by her jurisdiction and sued by shareholders, if she were to give erroneous information that she knew to be false. Her duty is to the shareholders, not the CEO.

She confirmed that the numbers were not audited, because James Gilbert (officer and director of the company) has an accounting background.

She would get in legitimate trouble if she was assisting in the perpetration of a scam. I don’t know that she’s not, but I think the likelihood is, at least, lower with this letter.

MY PREVIOUS FINANCIAL AND TRADING PERSPECTIVE OF AABB: (republished)

I'm confused at the fluff saying "fake mines." Why would the company bring in an auditor to bump up their rating if they were faking it? I'm not criticizing, just connecting dots, and I really don't understand that perspective. Please enlighten me? Seriously, we're talking about my money. lol.

This is what I'm seeing:
- AABB is up 2000% since 2017;
- AABB’s volume is up;
- AABB is up $2.7m in 2nd quarter ;
- AABB projects $5m this year, which looks like underselling profits considering the $2.7m 2nd. Why?
- The new mine completed the second phase. All the while, pulling a profit in that "investment quarter";
- An auditor for their rating and legitimacy in the market feels like a "hush, we're legit" move;
- I can't imagine an illicit company looking to shine light on their fake/illegal company.
- They're doing it to pump the market value, and it will, but patience is a virtue. I just want to be there
- My gut is saying this is going to pop.
- They're in the Asian market, and China is buying up gold constantly. More national news came out today, I think, to "get out of cash" (i.e., get into gold). Some believe a WWIII type of situation is in the distance, and that is the reason China and Russia are buying gold all nuts-like. The dots connect, but I'm not going that far (at least not yet).

I don't spin on here. In fact, this is my first post (this is republished s 3rd post). I've replied once on another stock that I just got out of (with 29% profits - was up over 70% and 125% in a two week span). My point is... I believe in this.

Can you give me some factual grit about why I shouldn't be holding this investment than what I just gave you? I want facts, not conclusions, so I can go research them myself. I haven't been able to substantiate the "fake mine" conclusions.

My thought is other people invested in competitor's are nervous (that's just a conclusion though)
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Your earlier post was several months back, so I'm not sure it's relevant anymore. Also - if I come across as rude, I'm sorry. Just typing fast, and not proofing! HA!

[mxp]

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