Yes the sec will get to him in good time, but with only 100 of them to battle online stock scams, it will be awhile.
The more complaints they get about him the QUICKER they will INVESTIGATE him!
Rosario, I made you a PROMISE REMEMBER?
This is ONE of MANY reports WITH EVIDENCE of your WRONG DOING!
I have a file FULL of this canned response!
BUT they KNOW all about YOU!
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