Replies to post #53902 on International Building Technologies Group, Inc.(fk

[Bruce A Thompson]

Failure ain't the answer.

Selling billions of shares to Ihubbers while claiming to be reverse merging into a company that is in China, 10 times the size of INBG, and refuses to confirm the deal, is a scam. Especially when the perp claims the fault for it not happening lies with the other party who still claims never heard of INBG.

Then he does the same thing again and again.

If you can't see that from the filings, then you choose to learn the expensive way.

Be my guest.

P.S.

As to the pennyland PRs every week. That was the first 5 years of the scam.

[Bruce A Thompson]

I don't normally do this but....

Here's a freebee for you.

Look at the last reverse merger announcement from INBG. Then look at the very next filing with the SEC.

You will find that the RM "Deal" was actually a letter from Yeung to the target company in China (at least 1000 times the size of INBG and a real company with a real product and real sales) offering a RM wherein Yeung would become the CEO and the majority shareholder in exchange for INBG stock.

There was more but by the time I got that far, I was laughing so hard I nearly soiled myself.

That was why nobody could confirm with the target company. The target company filed the letter in the trash and promptly forgot about it.

Yeung didn't though. He released more than 20 PRs and sold over a billion shares to Ihubbers in the process.

I would call that a scam and not a failure.

Feel free to look it up.