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TMAN

05/24/12 4:02 PM

#184588 RE: Mickey #184587

That is great to hear

arvitar

05/24/12 4:08 PM

#184591 RE: Mickey #184587

Saw JB. He's happy as a lark.


Who wouldn't be! He's making off like a bandit, and quite literally.

Though, my bet is that things aren't going to end up as rosy as he thinks.

Estimated_Prophet

05/24/12 4:21 PM

#184592 RE: Mickey #184587

He should be. He's the single biggest victor here. I appreciate the opportunity he has given us all.

ponzi_implosion

05/24/12 4:26 PM

#184595 RE: Mickey #184587

Sure he's happy. He's pulling down the highest compensation in the company, he's got paid vacations, benefits, over 4 million common shares, 1 million preferred shares, bonuses and stock options. Heck, so far he's not even had to explain where over 800K shares went. And he's been able to do all of this with other people money.

And once the latest slew of pipe investors divest / sell over 60% of their shares, he can vote his preferred shares any way he wants.

What's not to like?

Aside from that pesky SEC fraud lawsuit, of course. And the Grampp suit....and the other lawsuits. But what the heck, that comes with the territory on the pinks.

wEaReLeGiOn

05/24/12 6:49 PM

#184610 RE: Mickey #184587

Bordynuik still faces disgorgement, a derivative lawsuit so shareholders can get their money that was, according to the SEC, fraudulently obtained, not to mention a class action lawsuit.

Whether or not Bordynuik is allowed to retain this position within the company, is up to the SEC. Anyone claiming that Bordynuik willfully let go control of his "baby" are fooling themselves.




Saw JB. He's happy as a lark. By stepping down of his own accord,
He can now focus on P2O, He is P2O.