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Renee

10/30/12 9:55 AM

#33628 RE: DragonBear #33627

Excellent and accurate observations, Bearspread....and that encapsulates why the DD Support and Fraud Research Team board was established, to shine a spotlight on very dark secrets.

It is encumbent on the 'cult' to seek the truth or choose to stay in the dark.

Your LLEG analyses over the months has been a complete tutorial on that company, stock, CEO, and the fallout to hapless shareholders. My thanks for your work on the LLEG board.
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236T568

10/30/12 1:32 PM

#33649 RE: DragonBear #33627

That is nothing

GTGP has announced that a private company, GTHI, is in the process of closing the acquisition of a testing company, MSE, Inc.

The deal has been used to pump the stock for about 2 years now.

They announced on Oct. 8th that certain agreeements between GTHI and MSE were signed, including a "purchase agreement" and that GTHI would be taking over the operations of MSE by Oct 25th.

Yet, nothing has been issued publicly that the acquisition of MSE has been closed.

Instead, James Fallacaro, the CEO of GTGP and GTHI, is listed as the "owner" of MSE.

GTGP started by making public statements that (1)GTHI was a wholly owned subsidiary of GTGP to (2) GTGP will own a non-controlling interest in GTHI and GTGP stockholders will get dividends of GTHI stock (which was not approved by FINRA and will never be approved). And now, it appears that GTGP owns less than 1% of GTHI.

Yet, GTGP stockholders aren't bothered that they are going to be completely and totally shut out of the biggest deal of the last 5 years.

Worse yet, the stock gets suspended and they are claiming that it will trade above the pre-suspension price in the very near future. The stock price has dropped 85% and the value of GTGP shares traded per day has dropped 98% to about only $3,000 per day.

GTGP has failed to file 7 years worth of GAAP financials with the SEC, 28 10qs and 10ks and yet stockholders aren't fazed by this.

Finally, it has been proven, with the use of GTGP very own SEC filings, that GTGP has filed fraudulent financials and fraudulent documents with the SEC, yet stockholders claim that the company is not a scam.

Will love to hear the twist on the story when the stock starts trading in the $0.0001-$0.0002 range and gets revoked.

go figure
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janice shell

10/30/12 4:59 PM

#33679 RE: DragonBear #33627

In my limited delving into the hobby of following scams, I've never seen such a cult following as KMAG.

lol, you should have been around for CMKX, CSHD, SPNG, USXP and many others. The hardcore Xers still believe somebody will "pay" them trillions.

I think that eventually most of the KMAG longs will realize that believing everything the CEO says, and doing a little reading about the general sector the company's in, is not real DD.