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Windbag1014

01/17/13 1:25 PM

#77924 RE: wEaReLeGiOn #77923

I've seen it hundreds of times, but only a handful of times have I seen shareholders proactively go after their PennyStockholm Syndrome captor-- in this instance, Mark B. Newbauer.



Put your money where your mouth is. Lawyer up and go after him.
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ibetite26

01/17/13 2:58 PM

#77926 RE: wEaReLeGiOn #77923

According to you the company has no money but what Mark took from shareholders so what good would exactly come from suing him? Because if this does turn out to be a scam what are the odds Mark still has the money i know i wouldn't still have a dime of it. It would vanish never to be seen again. Who wants to receive a check for the next twenty years for $2.00 a month? Or let's say he's convicted of a crime like fraud he pays restitution and serves time in prison. I wouldn't know Mark if he ran across the street in front of me naked. It want affect me. So if some of us would like to voluntarily bend over and allow the smoke clear entrance up our rears then that's our choice because either way you look at it our money is probably gone. Better to take the chance to see if Mark "can" pull a miracle before we file a suit that will be of no use in the end.
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skyrocketinsight

01/17/13 4:56 PM

#77930 RE: wEaReLeGiOn #77923

What people?

People are worried that bringing suit against Newbauer would dash their hopes of having this stock trade again.


Rinse lather and repeat (are these your words or someone elses).

Seems to me the best thing to do would be to wait it out for
TWO MORE WEEKS or so and see what happens.

Impatience is the enemy of anything positive.