Replies to post #249 on PrimeGen Energy Corp. (PGNE)

[Scott001]

Hello -

New to board, I am a recent investor - I believe at this time, I have every right to question and be concerned. I became involved as a purely speculative play - very exciting news - Pink sheet disclosures all validated news service claims - so I pulled the trigger - fair disclosure - I still hold 100,000 shares.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=PGNE

- Attorney Letter with Respect to Current Information- Attorney Letter Sept 30, 2009 Nov 5, 2009

- Initial Company Information and Disclosure Statement- Information Statement Sept 30, 2009 Nov 5, 2009

- Quarterly Report- Quarterly Financial Statements Sept 30, 2009 Nov 3, 2009

- Supplemental Information- OTC Disclosure Subscription Complete Oct 7, 2009 Oct 7, 2009


Has anyone actually been able to speak with support / investor relations - Robert Charleton ?

I have received no response from anyone for 2 weeks - why would that be - I am interested in something more than they are "drinking" - I will not share all info I have found at this time - but I am a bit dissapointed in myself for not being as objective - I am still hoping this is legit - I am interested in factual information substantiating company clains -

thanks you - Scott

[rmfcan]

Hello Friends

I admire your optimism, Whispering Spirit, though I don't think that it is justified with respect to PGNE.

You see, I took the trouble to contact the lawyer who is listed as legal counsel on the Pink Sheets, and he told me that his firm no longer represents PGNE, and in fact they are owed "substantial fees" and he has had no contact with them for "some time".

Well, I practiced law for a long time, I understand what it's like to be burned, too. It's as red as a red flag you can get. Although the attorney in question is shown as an officer of the company on Pink Sheets, he denies ever having been a director or officer of PGNE. Now who do you think put his name on there?

Red Flag #2, buddy. 4 letters directly to Robert Charlton, all unanswered.

Red Flag #3. No buying back of shares by the company is apparent. It would have taken only $3.5 Million to buy the entire public float of about 35,000,000 shares. NOTHING has happened there.

Red Flag #4. No news since January 6, 2010. What drilling program?

Keeep the Faith, Baby, Good Luck to ya and God Bless, too. And Yeah, they did quite a sell job on the web site, didn't they?

Regards,

Robert