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samsamsamiam

11/25/12 10:22 AM

#66082 RE: stervc #66050

They are aware that if the SEC picked up the phone to call them, based on what we have not been told… yet… they would have to no doubt tell the SEC.

Well let's see - picked up the phone and called the virtual office? Maybe they picked up the phone and called Huettel - and now they suddenly say they have a new lawyer that will be doing the filings from here on out.

I firmly believe these guys think they are invinvcible and will say anything. The people behind the promo's appear to be offshore - so they will be hard to track down.(Although the guys that did the SORD promo got caught - although I am suspicious the same group is at play here calling themselves WSIN) And expecting the SEC to spend money chasing down a bunch of Mexicans in Mexico - that ain't going to happen. Probably one of the reasons they are running this little dog and pony show down there rather than Vancouver or Quebec - given they are now cracking the whip (again) up there on some of these scams and assisting the SEC.

These guys have already made plenty of money - and the unfortunate part is if the SEC decides to suspend the people that get hurt will be the suckers that bought into all this nonsense.
The money is already gone and hidden.

So at the time of suspension - the anger should be directed at those that aided and abetted this group - everyone needs to remember that.


tob999

11/25/12 10:51 AM

#66100 RE: stervc #66050

Exactly Stervc! No doubt guys at SEC are buyin up SRGE shares also! Lol!

terry_mathews

11/25/12 11:20 AM

#66113 RE: stervc #66050

Sterv, I beg to differ. The SEC is historically late in taking action against companies (more specifically P&D's). For those that trade pennies most can cite full examples of companies lining up bogus PR's while at the same time speaking to the SEC. I know I can name several off the top of my head and I am sure you can as well.

The fact that an SEC action has not been taken here in SRGE, or that a company continues to promote while under suspicion is hardly proof that the company is real and not a fraud. It just means the final decision remains open.

SRGE has trouble backing up their claims with verifiable data. The closest you have is a $14K dividend payout during a time when hundreds of thousands of dollars are being sold across the markets weekly. Every con man will spend $14K to steal $500K. It is simply the cost of doing business.