Replies to post #26375 on Deep Blue Marine (DPBE)

[kelel]

As shareholders, we have a right to ask any question about the company. If they put it out there it should be followed up on, a go or not.

[Bill de MT]

Nope. Kelel is right. We have the right to ask questions and demand answers. I can't sit back after last Friday's SEC bomb and not wonder about lots of things. Besides the TV show, here's a few more puzzlers:

I went back three unaudited financial filings and each has a glaring long-term liability: Alexander Lindale. $2,846,529.72 owed to Alexander Lindale as of 12/31/10. The previous two unaudited financial statements $2.7M and $2.5M owed to Alexander Lindale. The increasing amounts indicate an on-going and progressing entanglement. The SEC taught me on Friday that Alexander Lindale is really a stock promotion company owned by Wilf. And both Wilf and Alexander Lindale are in deep doo-doo.

Here are my questions:

1. What exactly is the nature of the relationship with Alexander Lindale? Since AL is....er, was in the business of raising capital for microcaps, did it do so for DPBE?

2. If so, did it do so with the same attention to ethical / legal detail as it did for Copper King? (like using opinion letters from disbarred attorneys? Bogus facts in PRs?)

3. With Wilf stepping down and Randy taking over, how does this $2.8M (probably more by now) liability to Wilf looming over the company effect the relationships between Randy, Wilf, and DPBE?

4. Is Alexander Lindale's legal problem for promoting stocks going to spill over to DPBE with $2.8M worth of ties.

I'll think of more questions.