Replies to post #61684 on SK3 Group Inc. (SKTO)

[I-Glow]

Here is a private equity firm - first one I saw when searching.

http://www.tpg.com/in-the-news

Seems they have a great deal of news about them and their clients.

And when you click on Contact Information you get a list of ways to contact them - phone numbers addresses.

Plus, I didn't see a single celebrity photo.

Yes. A private equity firm is private. Their clients would expect confidentiality, if for no other reason than not to give competitors or outside idea seekers a huge edge.

I can provide amny more examples of Private equity firms listing clients.

Do you think Ivest doesn't do it because they have no clients?

IG

[Escabar]

Have you even looked at the other PE Firms in this sector?

http://emeraldocean.com/
http://privateerholdings.com/
http://arcviewgroup.com/ (this one is an angel investor group)

They all list their projects and don't hide what they are doing.

[integral]

The SEC does not require the names of the private investors, just the filing that the equity fund accepted investments from private investors. They are required to file.

And if the private equity firm invested in public companies, the private equity firm be it a person, company, LLC, non-profit, government, etc. is required to file Schedule 13d or Form 3 as promulgated by Section 16 of the Exchange Act of 1934.

I did not write these laws, Congress did. Whether a family trust, private equity, Morgan Stanley, or any human or entity buys into what the fund claims it is doing, it has to file Schedule 13d and comply with Section 16. It is just the way it is. So either InEquity lied about its $150 million to the shareholders or it lied about its $150 million to the SEC. Eitherway InEquity lied and is fraudulent in inducing investment to sell shares into a promotion to Dees Sleaze.

Someone is doing the nasty at SKTO.