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04/30/09 11:27 AM

#207 RE: righty #206

Do you think it is a bad sign that the other shell put out by these people was just suspended by the SEC? Considering how blatant the scam was there you would think the SEC is probably taking a look at this one also.

greedy__malone

04/30/09 1:12 PM

#209 RE: righty #206

Isn't the new CEO here also an officer of PXCE? And wasn't he also involved in a little shell game a few years back in Canada? And wasn't the current CEO of PXCE involved in that shell game with him? Surely this has to raise an eyebrow as this stock was artificially inflated and dirty hands all all over this one as well?

Pax's directors are Mr. Hammond and a West Vancouver resident, Miodrag Andric. The two men are past associates of fugitive Thai financier Rakesh Saxena. In 1996, Mr. Hammond was the president of Asean Holdings Inc., a Vancouver Stock Exchange company that had Mr. Saxena as one of its largest shareholders. In July, 1996, when police arrested Mr. Saxena for allegedly defrauding the Bangkok Bank of Commerce of $88-million, Mr. Hammond was among those seated with Mr. Saxena's wife in court during his first appearance. Both men worked for West Shore Ventures Ltd., a private company run by Mr. Saxena.

In 1996, police charged Mr. Hammond with obstruction of justice in connection with the case against Mr. Saxena, but the charges were later dropped after Mr. Hammond testified against Mr. Saxena in court. In that testimony, he told the judge that he had created a web of companies for the Thai financier that were part of a global shell game. He had used registries of convenience from the Yukon to the Cayman Islands, he said.


Certainly PXCE being suspended and then one of the officers of PXCE who happened to be the head of the JV partner here shows up as the new CEO? The same IR company represents both of these companies and both are being promoted by the same promo company?

I'd have to say this would have the appearance of being just another shell game.

PIZZABUSTER1

04/30/09 6:03 PM

#211 RE: righty #206

Wikipedia: Carbon credit KEY STUFF HERE
Carbon credits are a key component of national and international attempts to mitigate the growth in concentrations of greenhouse gases (GHGs). Carbon trading is an application of an emissions trading approach. Greenhouse gas emissions are capped and then markets are used to allocate the emissions among the group of regulated sources. The idea is to allow market mechanisms to drive industrial and commercial processes in the direction of low emissions or less "carbon intensive" approaches than are used when there is no cost to emitting carbon dioxide and other GHGs into the atmosphere. Since GHG mitigation projects generate credits