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JPROBIN

02/07/19 3:42 PM

#18643 RE: GarReal #18642

Its not about intelligence its about morality. The Bradford investors were sold a program created by Cardinal that wasn't feasible. The OM was overinflated and the management of the project a disaster. The owners of the Bradford have asked for financial information they are contractually entitled to for several years and have been denied every time. We have asked for an update or conference and nothing. Bradford investors have lost a lot. They have lost income, marriages and some have passed. This was hard earned money for these people. They did not deserve to be lied to and the continued lack of communication. These are good people. The money I lost doesn't change my life but it did for many others. So, I press on for not just me but for them. If you feel current management is doing a great service for them you are dead wrong. Actions speak louder than words and so far Cardinal hasn't done a thing to allow investors to change their minds. So when they hit a deadline, provide owners requested documents and do the right thing, maybe then we will be less "bitter". Until then no can do.

OilGuy2

02/07/19 4:29 PM

#18644 RE: GarReal #18642

The Bradford deal was a scam from the beginning. People I know had information that Crawford knew beforehand. This is your typical oil scam. I don't have long term experience in the business but it only takes a short time to gain the knowledge and recognition of scams. The field they were supposedly to produce from only did about 6 barrels per day after all their development. There is data available to pre-determine that.
My scammer had data from a geologist...same one. That geologist did a factual report but it doesn't get into details about productivity potential. But it can make investors get interested.
Scammers will apologize and put liability back onto investors. There is definitely enough info out there for scammers to make a moral decision.