I think it is like tyler explained. They are working off of the statistical amounts stated per share. I'll bet, they first want you to send them the $ 2000, then they will "look into" trying to get you your shares. You know and I know, it will never happen. I guess at that point they would tell you they weren't lying, but they've found that the shares are a lot more expensive. Then they probably want you to cough up a lot more money. At that point, good luck trying to get back your $ 2000. You've probably signed some commitment form by then. Or possibly they tell you they are "working" on getting you your shares, but there will be delays.......As in EBIG "length" delays(years, or possiby never).
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