There were a lot of subtle "signals" and Steven Hess (pseudonym), aka, Soapy Bubbles, knew them all.
Hess knew to look for particular filings, whether it was a Delaware Secretary of State document or a particular SEC filing, or keywords in a PR, that signaled all players (3rd party accredited investors or Furth/Hess to drum up the emails/message boar posts).
I'll go back and dig up the various posts/emails, and try to correlate what was being said by Furth/Hess with what was being filed/PR'ed.
Should prove interesting, but I'll admit; I'm losing interest in SpongeTech, rapidly.
My interest now is to watch a corrupt network of white collar criminals abuse our investment system and its laws, rules, and regulations, to finally get their "just desserts"!
It's my hope the authorities can go "deep and wide" on this one, and work swiftly. As of right now, IMHO, too many extensions are being granted. Maybe the SEC/DOJ have them by the "short and curlys" and under a very watchful eye. Metter and Moskowitz are headed to one place, and they know it and the Feds know it. Just a matter of time!!!
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