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Xenophon

01/16/07 6:40 PM

#17092 RE: high C #17091

In the Matter of
DAWN M.GUIMOND and
MARI LYNN STASSI,
Respondents.

File S-05016(EX)

The staff of the Enforcement Unit, Registration & Enforcement Section, of The Division of Securities, Department of Financial Institutions, State of Wisconsin has conducted an investigation in this matter pursuant to sec. 551.56, Wis. Stats., and as a result therof alleges as follows:

1. Dawn M. Guimond (“Guimond”) is an individual, with a last known address of XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXX, Madison, Wisconsin XXXXX.

2. Mari Lynnn Stassi (“Stassi’) is an individual, with a last known address of XXXX XXXXX XXXXX, McFarland, Wisconsin XXXXX.


3. Guimond entered into a Stock Purchase Agreement dated May 23, 2002, for the purchase of 325,000 shares of Common Stock of CDEX at a price of $130,000.00, paying $.40 a share.

4. Guimond entered into a Stock Purchase Agreement dated June 28, 2002 for the purchase of 250,000 shares of Common Stock of CDEX at a price of $100,000, paying $.40 a share.

5. Guimond entered into a Stock Purchase Agreement in November 25, 2002, for the purchase of 500,000 shares of Common Stock of CDEX at a price of $50,000, paying $.10 a share.

6. Guimond entered into a Securities Purchase Agreement dated April 15, 2004, for the purchase of $12,000 of Debentures of CDEX, which will convert to Common Stock of CDEX valued at $.75 per share

7. Stassi entered into a Securities Purchase Agreement dated October 20, 2004, for the purchase of $43,000 of Debentures of CDEX, which will convert to Common Stock of CDEX valued at $.30 per share.

8. Upon information and belief, in May, June, July, and December of 2002 and in April and May of 2004, Guimond sold to at least forty-five (45) investors in Wisconsin the stock of CDEX for $.50 and $1.00 per share, which was purchased by herself on May 23, 2002 and June 28, 2002 for $.40 a share.

9. Upon information and belief, in early December of 2002 and April 28, 2004, Guimond sold to at least five (5) investors in Wisconsin the stock of CDEX for $.20, $.50 and $.75 per share, which was purchased by herself for $.10 a share.

10. The Assignment of Stock Agreements named Mari Lynn Stassi as the person Guimond instructed to carry out instructions for Assignment of Stock Agreement.

11. The “stock” described above constitutes securities as that term is defined in sec. 551.13(a), Wis. Stats.

12. In the transactions described above in paragraphs 8 and 9 above, Guimond sold stock to others at a price higher than paid by her, thus Guimond made a commission on the sale of the stock.

13. Upon information and belief, Guimond did not advise the investors that they were purchasing the stock at a price higher than that paid by Guimond.

14. In connection with the offers of the securities described above, Respondents have transacted business as “broker-dealers” in Wisconsin as that term is defined in sec. 551.02(3), Wis. Stats.

15. At no time material hereto were Guimond or Stassi licensed as broker-dealers in Wisconsin pursuant to Ch. 551, Wis. Stats.

16. Guimond and Stassi have violated sec. 551.31, Wis. Stats., by transacting business in Wisconsin as broker-dealers when not licensed to do so.

Therefore, the staff of the Enforcement Unit petitions the Administrator of the Division of Securities for the issuance of the attached Order pursuant to Ch. 551, Wis. Stats,

Kathryn L. Denton
Examiner
Enforcement Unit

David A. Cohen
Supervising Attorney
Enforcement Unit

8/16/05

http://www.wdfi.org/newsroom/admin_orders/05_archive.htm

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Xenophon

01/16/07 6:43 PM

#17093 RE: high C #17091

"CDEX became legitimate when they went public in '05.
Anything else prior was between ppers."

Wrong again, Hairy. The COMPANY issued Dawn the 10 Centers. It was signed off by MALCOLM PHILIPS.

CDEx the COMPANY, with CEO and CHAIRMAN MALCOLM PHILIPS...


.... the guy who controlled the entire corporation via his supervoting Class B shares.

He authorized and issued the shares to Dawn at 10 Cents.

Yeah, baby.

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PUFFII

01/16/07 8:06 PM

#17097 RE: high C #17091

HARI, it is a fact that .10 cent shares were sold to Dawn and others, BUTTTT
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rottenapple

01/16/07 8:07 PM

#17098 RE: high C #17091

"and so the paper work got lost. Big deal."

Why do you always give them carte blanche on EVERYTHING?!! They are all so trustworthy, right?!! Heck HIGHcee, why don't we get all us shareholders together and will make it a "man rule" that everyone has to send a signed blank check to the company. That 40 grand must have your sphincter muscle in a knot.

"paper work got lost", LOL. That's one of the bigger red flags in a sea of many red flags.
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PUFFII

01/16/07 8:13 PM

#17099 RE: high C #17091

HARI, it is a fact that .10 cent shares were sold to Dawn and others, BUTTTT,

NOT ALL PPR'S WERE OFFERED THE SAME OR EVEN AWARE OF THE FACT!

ANYTHING SOUND/SEEM WRONG WITH THAT????

SOUNDS A LITTLE (LOTTTT) PARTIAL, EH?

WONDER WHY????
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Xenophon

01/16/07 8:38 PM

#17103 RE: high C #17091

I love Hairy's post "CDEX became legitimate when they went public in '05".

OK, Hari, so who was CDEx's CEO and Chairman from 2001-2005, BEFORE they became legitimate (according to your own words)?


BTW, in your mind did CDEx go legit in 2005 before or after the mid-December 2005 Waterville Research paid tout stating that CDEx had $2.4M in sales revenue?

Neow, with regard to missing records:

I know, I know..... Mark Baker was never too good at keeping records.... and MP learned from Mark about record-keeping.

Self-dealing a sweetheart loan to Kitty was just as fair, I'm sure.


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d4diddy

01/16/07 8:42 PM

#17104 RE: high C #17091

"...so the paper work got lost. Big deal."

My baby brother ripped up the records.

My dog ate it.




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Xenophon

02/06/07 2:25 PM

#17873 RE: high C #17091

I love Hairy's post "CDEX became legitimate when they went public in '05".

OK, Hari, so who was CDEx's CEO and Chairman from 2001-2005, BEFORE they became legitimate (according to your own words)?


BTW, in your mind did CDEx go legit in 2005 before or after the mid-December 2005 Waterville Research paid tout falsely stating that CDEx had $2.4M in sales revenue?


Neow, with regard to missing records:

I know, I know..... Mark Baker was never too good at keeping records.... and MP learned from Mark about record-keeping and hiring relatives.

$305,000 salary and 900,000 shares to SonnyBoi for polishing the sailboat brass and swinging by the Rent-A-Closet to dump the voicemail and shred the mail every week or so.

Self-dealing a sweetheart loan to Kitty was just as fair, I'm sure.

CONsultant---->CEO/CFO------>CONsultant the Baker/Boone/Philips model.