Replies to post #28399 on MSB Global Capital Corp. (MSBM)

[righty]

"Pictures are not detailed enough to know if plates are not on the back ends. The drilling rig could be covering one up and the other could just be too dirty to see. Hell, they could have photoshopped them out. So what.
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Seems to me they are detailed enough , more than one shot of the backends, and i see no plates at all, and now why would anyone photoshop out plates?

these are just observations, when i brightened the shots up i did indeed see the extra pipe, good eye, it was shadowed right out on the original, but still could not see any plates on either truck, or dot markings on the water truck.

By law, a license plate is expected to be clearly visible from the rear at the very least. From the various photos, this is not apparent.

[Aware]

Oh for gooness sake!!

I have another picture here showing 22 or 23 lengths of drill pipe.

The photos came to me numbered sequentially ... I am anal about organising files, so I started naming them according to what I understood of what I saw ... so most are renamed CacheClaim{original number}

One has Rage Claim clearly writen on the marker ... so guess what? I renamed it RageClaim{original number}. At the time I had no idea if more pictures were on the way or not.

License plates are *supposed* to be clearly visible, but you better look around you. You'd be amazed how many are obscured, bent out of shape or just plain missing. The white truck seems to have a license plate, but it is illegible due to the poor image quality. The bigger trucks are likely just obscured.

But maybe they were bought at auction, and the plates are missing because Rick was so excited to just get started, off he went to Utah with his little convoy. That might explain the lack of identifying marks, huh?

This speculation is crazy. What you say may be right, may be wrong. But people will only remember the controversial stuff you post, and will forever assume the photos were a fake. Nice work.