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To: a-hole who wrote (96874)	11/30/2006 1:51:38 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 122087

CONGRATS A-HOLE, YOUR DONATION TO MY ZIASUN DEFENCE FUND HAS YET BROUGHT ANOTHER ZIASUN PROMOTER TO JUSTICE. IF IT WHERE NOT FOR YOU NONE OF THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. THANKS ONCE AGAIN. To: a-hole who wrote (508) 9/7/2006 12:43:14 AM From: AsturiasPh.D/MBA Read Replies (3) of 2936 CONGRATS A-HOLE, YOUR DONATION TO MY ZIASUN DEFENCE FUND HAS YET BROUGHT ANOTHER ZIASUN PROMOTER TO JUSTICE. IF IT WHERE NOT FOR YOU NONE OF THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. THANKS ONCE AGAIN. Secretary Galvin Files Against Pump and Dump Operator (On September 6, 2006) Eiten Complaint (PDF, 1.8mb ) sec.state.ma.us Eiten Exhibits (PDF, 12.2mb ) sec.state.ma.us ================================================= Wednesday, September 6, 2006 Dover man charged in alleged "pump and dump" scheme Massachusetts Secretary of State William F. Galvin today charged a Dover man with illegally promoting stocks at the same time he was selling them, known as a "pump and dump'' arrangement. In a civil complaint Galvin's office seeks to recover proceeds it estimated at more than $4.5 million from Geoffrey Eiten and his companies. The complaint charges Eiten offered investment advice through newsletters, emails and websites, but also was hired by companies as an investor relations consultant, and subscribers weren't told of his conflicts of interest. (By Ross Kerber, Globe staff) Posted by Boston Globe Business Team at 01:35 PM Print \| E-mail to a friend \| Permalink \| Subscribe via rss More news updates from The Boston Globe