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To: afrayem onigwecher who wrote (224)	10/31/1999 3:43:00 PM
From: StockDung	of 1156

I have been given the name of Clair Calvert as the guy who put the CDDD shell together. Here are Clair's other involvments: All roles for Calvert Clair Cycomm International Inc * was disclosed as a shareholder of Co 8904 International Capri Resources Ltd * became a consultant to Co 9605 Rare Earth Resources Ltd * was disclosed as a shareholder of Co 9301 Resource Finance & Investment Ltd * was disclosed as a shareholder of Co 9301 Cycomm was a huge scam, but check this out : Rare Earth Resources Ltd - Van Sun says Cycomm and Rare Earth used same Geneva letterbox as Polly Peck Rare Earth Resources Ltd REZ Shares issued 6,962,765 1994-11-23 close $0.22 Wednesday Nov 23 1994 See Cycomm International Inc (CYI) In the News The Vancouver Sun reports in its Wednesday edition that PO box 423 at the Geneva airport is at the heart of trades of Cycomm International, the subject of a BCSC investigation. Reporter David Baines says the letterbox was also used in share dealings of Polly Peck International, the subject of an investigation by Britain's Serious Fraud Office. The Sun says Polly Peck shares were sold through Swiss letterbox companies established with the help of Pacific Falkon Resources director Michael Laidlaw, the former head of a London brokerage, and Rhone Finance executive Roger Leopard. The Sun says BCSC investigator Adrian du Plessis became concerned with the offshore dealings of Cycomm and Rare Earth, and quit his job in March after the commission receipted a Cycomm prospectus.

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