Replies to post #9728 on Solei Systems Inc. (fka SOLI)

[daiello]

Yes, another 30 days minimum.

There needs to be the default judgement, the transfer agent canceling the shares, then that'll be enough for the MM to file it's form 211, and then we can uplist.

SOLI is going to play out on it's own timeline, not one that you or I may want. The fact is, they have been working behind the scenes on setting up CareClix and making sure it's a legitimate company. Why have there been no emails from the CEOs? Why haven't there been an pump PRs? Because that is not the type of play this is.

Your posts come off as if you're worried or concerned with your investment. I would tell you to re-read all the DD and possibly dig deeper on your own.

[Talc Moan]

Your kidding lol.

The dude ran a Pump and Dump scheme for 200+ Million dollars. He was sentenced for over a decade in Jail and fined 24 million dollars. Like 2 or 3 years ago don’t make me look it up.

He is barred from the SEC and no way in hell getting out of Jail in the next 29 days.

Once again same old thing. He isn’t going to respond and incriminate himself on another illegal share issuance while he is in jail.

29 days is going to fly. Yes we all want to become Millionaires over night but to win Big you have to earn it. The stock just hit a new 52wk high today and imo will be well above our closing price today by June 19th.

Man next week is already Memorial Day and practically the end of May.

[Talc Moan]

Here mike read this. You will feel better.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two men were sentenced to lengthy U.S. prison terms on Monday for conspiring to launder $250 million earned by manipulating shares of over 40 companies, including little-known Cynk Technology Corp (CYNK.PK), whose value soared past $6 billion.

Gregg Mulholland, a dual U.S.-Canadian citizen who prosecutors said orchestrated a series of pump-and-dump stock fraud schemes, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Leo Glasser in Brooklyn to 12 years in prison.

Glasser imposed a six-year prison sentence on Robert Bandfield, a U.S. citizen living in Belize who prosecutors said oversaw an offshore operation that facilitated numerous fraud schemes through the creation of thousands of shell companies.

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In court, Mulholland, who has been in custody since being arrested in June 2015 during a layover in Phoenix on a flight from Canada to Mexico, urged the judge to be lenient so that he could see his daughters and wife in Canada again.

"I'm sorry comes nowhere close to saying how truly sorry I have," said Mulholland, who like Bandfield pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to commit money laundering.

But Glasser said Mulholland, 47, should have known the consequences of his actions, having engaged in the fraud soon after resolving an earlier U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit accusing him of similar conduct.

"Not only was this a crime, this offense, one that persisted over a number of years, but you were a recidivist, user were a securities fraudster before you got involved here," Glassers said.

U.S. regulators in July 2014 suspended trading in Cynk, a social media company with no revenue or assets, after its share price soared in less than a month to $21.95 from 6 cents for no apparent reason.

Prosecutors said Cynk was among about 40 companies whose shares were manipulated by individuals overseen by Mulholland, a dual U.S.-Canadian citizen, resulting in $250 million in proceeds that were laundered through offshore law firms.

Here is the Link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN15L2LA

Prosecutors said through IPC, Bandfield, 72, marketed a host of offshore services to more than 100 clients including Mulholland, who used the more than 5,000 sham companies he incorporated to facilitate securities and tax frauds.

If anyone here thinks this guy has even a .0001% chance of getting out of Jail or replying to the default since they already missed the Summons you would be fooling yourselves.

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