attention those with a google search. let's compile a list of companies that gentile/crisnic has been involved in/(screwed)
Anthony Salvatore Gentile --- Scam Artist - keyword time: fraud sham hoax raid cheat lie deceive sue violate law contract stock holder loan crisnic fund tony --- that should do it.
------ Glen
Can you send me the names of the other companies that Crisnic /Gentile have engaged in financing?
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From: Glen Bradford [mailto:globalspeculationgmail.com] Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2010 1:46 PM To: Stanley C. Morris Cc: 'Lillian Wong' Subject: RE: FYI - CNAM - Tony Gentile
Stanley,
Crisnic/Tony Gentile are running a fraud. They've screwed Yao and run away with money. Tony's done this before.
I've read all I need to on the matter. I'm convinced. If there's anything I can do --- let me know.
I could tell you Tony's plan. His plan was that CNAM was a low volume stock --- and the idea would have been to sell the stock and short the stock down below a price where the stockloan would default and then Gentile would make a handsome profit at Yao's expense.
Fortunately for Yao, there are big buyers out there. I wish I could help out but I only have something like ----- shares or what not.
Glen
From: Stanley C. Morris [mailto:scmcormorllp.com] Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2010 4:16 PM To: Glen Bradford Subject: RE: FYI - CNAM - Tony Gentile
“Crisnic has taken the deeply ironic position of resisting court jurisdiction after stating the Yao defrauded it and that he intended to Sue Yao and China Armco“
Well, he has his chance to sue now. Why has he not sued? Why is he resisting jurisdiction of the court?
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From: Glen Bradford [mailto:globalspeculationgmail.com] Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 10:17 AM To: Stanley C. Morris Subject: RE: FYI - CNAM - Tony Gentile
just a question. mostly scripted from another journalist
is a stock loan " an illegal transaction (Section 5 Violation, the Board had knowledge of this PRIOR to the Form 4 being filed on July 2, 2010, There was motive, and Intent to conceal this from the public, which the shareholder derivative lawsuit in Nevada points out.) This is fraud 101 and should be the core focus of any article. Last lets talk risk, Auditor walking, SEC Suspension, Wells Notice, NYSE de-listing."
Or, is there any large problem out there that you're aware of in terms of misconduct?
To me, it sounded like Yao was under the impression that he would just put up stock as collateral like a home equity loan and make interest payments and get his stock back.
Just was curious on your take, although I know your biased as you represent Yao.
Glen
From: Stanley C. Morris [mailto:scmcormorllp.com] Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 12:28 PM To: globalspeculationgmail.com Subject: Re: FYI - CNAM - Tony Gentile
Glen, We are looking for additional contacts with california. Are you aware of gentile's contacts with ca? Businesses or assets in CA -------------------------- Sent via BlackBerry
----- Original Message ----- From: Glen Bradford <globalspeculationgmail.com> To: irarmcometals.com <irarmcometals.com>; 'Lillian Wong' <Lillian.Wongcdii.net> Cc: Stanley C. Morris; Brian Corrigan Sent: Mon Sep 20 04:45:33 2010 Subject: FYI - CNAM - Tony Gentile
None of the above is intended as investment advice. I can't guarantee the information I gathered is from an accurate source. I may buy or sell any stock or security without prior notice.
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