Francoise one would have to have the patience of Job if they ever expect to see financials from this company. They would also have to have the brain of an amoeba to believe anything you say about the financials. First the company promised them by March 15. Then you came along and started touting mid April, then late April, then mid May, late May, early June, mid June, late June, early July, mid July, late July, back to mid July, now it's late July. Are you sure? LOL.
I would like to thank Francoise for again helping to show that I speak the truth. Way back when, I mentioned a couple of local companies and how they had real building, real employees, blah blah blah and were still bogus. Of course it had to be made up, me being a short selling basher. Sorry, I do speak the truth, and now that my double secret identity has been compromised for the world to see, I will show you the two companies. Here's one of them, posted by Francoise himself on this very thread. (oh the irony)
techstocks.com
Mr. Ogle and Exsorbet came out of nowhere and set up shop here. At first everything was wonderful, new plant meant new jobs, Mr. Ogle was everyone's friend, and why not, he had fun with his money. Hell one 4th of July his personal fireworks display was much better than the cities. The editor of one of the local papers wrote a glowing revue of the company and encouraged all to invest. Mr. Ogle proceeded to buy said paper a little later. Wonderful product, some kind of all natural bio-degradeable enviro friendly oil-dri that broke down the oil into gold bars or some other wonderful claim.
Then a chink in the armor. A rival paper ran a story about how when Mr. Ogle left Canada he was found to be carrying well north of $100,000 in cash on his person. There was also something or other about securites fraud or somesuch. Not to worry, that was in the past, this was a new deal, hell you could drive by the plant and see the product being shipped out on pallets, and all those people in the parking lot were taking there check to the bank down the street and cashing them just fine. Why they even ran the stock symbol by on the evening news right there with Wal Mart and Tyson, it had to be legit.
Well, the plants closed now, not sure what's in the building. I can break out the digital camera and take some shots if you'd like, it's only a mile or two from me. The people lost their jobs, the shareholders, some of them smart enough to know better, lost everything. Mr. Ogle? He lives about two or three miles from me the other direction, in a house that would be considered very nice no matter where it was located. I suppose he's waiting trial.
The second company was even further back in time 1988'ish, OEX something I think was the name. They made extremely thin speakers that looked like art on the wall(I assume they were electrostatic of some kind) They even had a celebrity spokesman and investor, a true stereophile if there ever was one, MR. T.(I sh*t you not) It sure seems like they were in business for several years, of course on that fateful day when the SEC or FBI or whoever it was kicked in the door(seems like management locked themselves inside) what did they find but a bunch of empty boxes supposedly filled with ready to ship speakers. Poof, company gone, no more company jet, employees in the unemployment line. Again, investors, many smart enough to know better, wiped out. The top dog on that one went on the run, but I think quickly turned himself in, don't know how it turned out, his last name was Cooper, can't remember his first.
Mr. Burns does not lie and looks forward to meeting in court the #$%@#$ $%%$#%'s that have made the grave mistake of filing suit againt him. Let's do this.
Mr. Burns |
