Replies to post #6342 on Mainland Resources, Inc.(fka MNLU)

[jd19]

He never gave anything to back up his claims though.

[strike_early]

Thanks for the brief answer. I looked and realized this thing has gotten very messy, to many questions and uncertainties. No thanks, I won't be getting back in.

[DeeDog]

That's what I'm talking about Brian, like jd said, it was just "bash fluff", no facts. He acts like he warned us about all the specifics recently uncovered but I never saw it and I've read every post since I got on the board. We begged him for info. I don't think he knew until he learned about it from Ecomike and maybe a couple of others, just like the rest of us...when we learned of the "personnel" problems/history.

I'm considering buying some to flip, as long as those guys are going to pump it for us, whoever they are. We have a long time to production, if ever. May as well play. We may get lucky and hold a few shares when...I mean if they work out a deal.

GLTA
Dee

[DeeDog]

But I must say, I don't think this was a scam, not at all. Well, let me qualify that, the well is real. No telling what kind of dilution they would/will put on the shareholders. These guys, regardless of reputation, wanted that well on line as much as us, probably more.

Now as far down as we've gone, they would likely do anything necessary to get cash flow coming in. If they do, I would guess it won't be soon.

If the price of NG ever comes back up (and it will eventually), I just hope MNLU still owns the well and that I hold some shares at the time, 'cause it'll be a good one. If they get close, say in a year or two, it's not beneath them to pump it. That's how I first learned of MNLU, by reading their ads...now I know more about P&D recognition and that's one of the classic red flags, but the well itself is legit IMO.

So Pump and dump, yes but they weren't smart about it, IMHO. Some of them are trying...some are crooks.
Dee