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05/24/19 5:33 PM

#68208 RE: Smith Sam #68207

I think that there are several "red flags" that are ignored by OTC investors, at their peril:

1. In A-Rod's case, a resume that both made him look like an industrial titan, and was surprisingly vague on the details. An example from elsewhere:

XXXXX is an entrepreneurial-oriented executive who presents a rich mix of leadership talents and experience-backed judgment gained through over two decades of guiding the startup, growth and profitability of diverse manufacturing firms serving private and public sectors...

Sounds impressive and evasive at the same time, no?

1a. When said resume is exposed as misleading at best and fraudulent at worst, ignoring the contrary evidence.

2. Shifting between seemingly random industries. Energy resales to smart alarms? Why not?

3. Previous involvement in scams, MLM, or both. In A-Rod's case, his previous energy resale business was exposed as a MLM scam. One response was: "well, A-Rod is just a good businessman." Problem is: if he is willing to shaft franchisees, he will be willing to scam shareholders.