Thanks for your continued vigilance. These frauds need to be publicized in the same venue that offered people the opportunity to talk them up, especially since the responsible parties (in this case CEO Seth Shaw) are typically serial offenders. Shaw issued a PR announcing his purchase of a large number of shares months after he stopped issuing SEC filings for the Company and never filed a Form 4 reporting his own purported purchase, so we don't know if he really made that purchase or if he still holds the shares. If the SEC was as vigilant as you are people like Shaw might find it a littler more difficult to repeatedly take advantage of uninformed investors.
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