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hedge_fun

10/31/22 10:59 PM

#69660 RE: trueblue #69659

I’m not that familiar with MEXI, but didn’t…….

the public entity fail to pay the private entity that was responsible for paying the divers?

In other words, didn’t “the crew” get the shaft?

TIA

Raider21

11/01/22 7:54 AM

#69661 RE: trueblue #69659

Quote: ???? Really??? I'm surprised by the comments about sfrx. We both remember mex-$ yep that was the company that took everyone's money and went out of business. How much did the crew make a day? Just wondering. Jmo
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The post reeks of desperation.

How many tines is it now that this shot has been taken and I have repeatedly provided clarification. Perhaps for this one last time I'll attempt to explain it again. There were two entities in a joint venture contract. One was Hispaniola Ventures, LLC which held the contract in the Dominican Republic. That's Burt Webber's side of it. Webber is indisputably one of the best in the treasure hunting business (retired). The other was Marine Exploration (MEXP) managed by one Mark Goldberg who proved to be a penny stock con artist. Webber cancelled the joint venture contract because of multiple violations and embarrassments.

In the short duration of operations in the Dominican Republic handicapped by lack of funding on Goldberg's part, Webber found more shipwrecks, artifacts and treasure (all documented) in that short time then these clowns have found in fifteen years. I know for a fact that Webber's salary was somewhere between 10 to 15 thousand dollars a month, most of which he was never paid.

For a man to sit back and collect a salary of 350 K a year (not to mention Timmy Toy designer and daughter), for failure and nonperformance is shameful by most standards.