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OldBen

03/19/12 6:30 PM

#196604 RE: SevenTenEleven #196601

You would think these agencies could atleast comment to the point where they could say that there is "pending activity" or a "pending investigation" that may conclude in this or that timeframe.

To totally be shut out by government officials with no official word after all this time is a BIG problem.

I have been waiting on the wings to force an ultimatum or pursue other law firms if we need to pursue legal action.

The problem is that I cannot get an official answer from the government or the company of the true nature and condition of the problems and where we are in addressing these problems. I don't want to send someone in the wrong direction. I really need a smoking gun and some clear, official direction to proceed with, IMO.
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RoadLessTraveled

03/19/12 7:26 PM

#196609 RE: SevenTenEleven #196601

Shareholders are being discouraged from contacting agencies such as the FBI and DOJ. It appears that there is something to hide.

Once again...a comment is made here, repeated over and over and over again...and suddenly, it becomes a fact.

Fact: 99% of the posters here do not care, one way or the other, if shareholders contact the FBI and/or the DOJ. Knock yourselves out.

Fact: 99% of the posters here do not care, one way or another, if shareholders write or don't write off their revoked FFGO holdings, something that would be recommended by any competent stock broker and/or tax accountant. This would simply be SOP for a security revoked by the SEC and a sound financial principle for recovering some of the lost funds in the form of a tax break.

Only FFGO shareholders cling to a belief of FFGO's super secret Trap Shorty Plan that has no time frame whatsoever for it to be sprung.

Do you know what would have destroyed Shorty? Guaranteed? And made all FFGO shareholders happy until the day they died? The distribution of the dividend while the company was still listed.

No indefinite timelines to encourage Shorty.

No revocation that undoubtedly alread drove the majority of shareholders to take their tax advisers' advice (and not iHubbers') to write off their losses.

No uncertainty of any kind!

Instead, we have a company gone completely dark that has been revoked (by both the SEC and NV SOS) and a message board full of faux facts of what the company is secretly doing. A very sad story that has been repeated way too often in the Penny Stock World.