yo pal, I know you've seen this.
did YOU pay those prices? .19-.23? that's a huge loss there buddy. no I see why you whine so much!
On June 25, 2008, and the day after, a press release was issued by BIH and individuals announcing that Baron International would sell for between 19 and 23 cents a share and if the sale was completed, BIH would pay a one time cash dividend of between 7 and 9 cents a share. On August 19, 2008, another press release was issued regarding the "pending sale" and claimed additional revenues Baron International generated would create a higher sales price. On November 11, 2008, a press release was issued quoting the fictitious Galo and claiming another purchase price increase. On November 13, 2008, a press release quoted the fictitious Galo and falsely reported that Baron International has signed a multi-million dollar renovation deal. The press releases were false and misleading. North Bay sold more than 21 million BIH shares for more than $110,000, and in turn wired more than $90,000 in sales proceeds to Baron International. No registration statement was filed or in effect with regard to the securities offered for sale by BIH and sold to North Bay