Replies to post #64039 on Indocan Resources Inc. (IDCN)

[cyberbullymouse]

Agreed. Scammers rarely let go of a shell once they've got control. It's free money, from time-to-time. The WY situation makes it easy for JRB to hold on. And who would possibly be dumb enough to "buy" something so tainted that almost impossible hurdles of trust would have to be overcome? For JRB, this has already paid for itself over and over. For someone new coming in and paying anything for it (like JRB is gonna give anyone a good deal!), they start out well underwater.

In the current climate, it's going to be very difficult for anything to be done with a crooked shell like IDCN. Once a scam, always a scam.

[space1230]

I am inclined to agree with you on what has occurred. Further support is the assignment of shares to himself just prior to the hot potato game. I don't doubt myself in thinking that he appointed new directors through Meuse. What I do not understand is why he used Meuse - only reason I can see is to fool shareholders into thinking that he sold out & that this is fresh new mining & solar games (kinda like gimu). The website update I have less problem with than you. Hey, if he's is still in then he's going to want to keep the farce alive. What other logical reason exists for him pushing what a new management would be "keeping?"

I know that Wyoming is default to unlimited shares & I realize that the 10 bil just got a modification as such. As far as majority, I have a 2 part question: Was the bogus Miami shareholder meeting (with no shareholders) a legal event permissible with Wyoming registration & why were majority shareholders not included in the alleged meeting?