Replies to post #943 on Telynx (fka TLYN)

[janice shell]

I know that I never told anyone I was a billionaire, but I sure wanted to be one.

Who doesn't? But it takes a lot more than merely "wanting".

[DueDillinger]

It was your release, gabe, not Reid's.

For more information, contact: Sandra Leigh Gabor, Executive Director, Free and Clear Foundations of America, Inc., via email only at [e-mail].

Nice try. LOL!

I suspect that the bogus Directors are less concerned with the paper losses on (illegally issued?) stock that they received for the use of their names during your brief tenure in 'control' of the Telynx share press than they are relieved that so far they haven't been listed as co-conspirators in a RICO action.

I don't think you need anyone's testimony to prove that you're not a billionaire. You already submitted a financial statement to the court which has deemed you to be 'indigent'. So unless you've committed perjury as well as contempt, it's already been established that you're (can't resist...gotta do it) PENNILESS.

Your memory is more than a bit off, but no matter. (Serious drug abuse has that effect, and I'm glad to see that the court is insisting that you stay off 'em.) DueDillinger is a carefully crafted personna--a mask I wear on stock message boards that has evolved for years into the haughty, relentless scambuster that touts love to hate. This medium is as addictive as any narcotic, and someday I'll quit 'cold turkey'.

I do believe it would be useful for you to enumerate Telynx's 'major hidden liabilities' for the participants in this forum--quickly before Matt fries you again. I've little doubt that it's going to 'all blow up in their faces', and I think the form it will initially take is a deregistration under 12(j) for failure to file periodic reports. This seems to be the SEC's latest mechanism for shutting down obvious scams. Proving fraud is much more difficult than proving non-compliance.

In a similarly expedient vein, I doubt that Judge Reed will want to see too much tapdancing on the 26th; and I expect that your Alaskan attorney will advise you to shut up so he can try to get you out of the mess you've made of your case. Since you're broke, I think the SEC should settle for deporting you back to Canada; or in the alternative, a lifetime bar from internet message boards.