I still don't understand why Global are honouring the original scam sales. If you believe Fox the lawyer's account, the scam company had nothing to do with their legitimate operation, as far as I can see.
The scammers changed the name of 3E to Mobilestream Oil and Gas Co which was fictitious except for pink sheet purposes. It was supposedly registered in Florida but there's no record. They then contracted to sell shares in Mobilestream Inc, which is what my folks thought they were buying [although unwillingly].
My folks paid $10,000's to a bank in Port Richey Fl. The company denies any connection with this setup. It's not their account, but the scammers.
The only nexus I can see is that somehow consideration was paid to the legitimate company name of Mobilestream Oil Inc which is the incarnation we know and love. Fox outlines the bones of the deal. I don't quite get his explanation. But I can't see why Global should pick up the obligation unless they were paid somehow.
Share certificates in Mobilestream Oil Inc were then issued in the first place by Manhattan Transfer stock co. These were the ones that my folks have mislaid and I believe they never received.
Olde Monmouth then come into view as Pringle and friends realise they have to clean things up. The forward split comes to their aid along with all the buy-outs, liquidating trusts etc which effectively muddy the water.
No one can see what's actually happened. It's all completely impenetrable. However shareholdings that first saw life in a scam are now adopted by Global.
Complete mystery to me unless there was more of a connection than Global will now admit to. QED.
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