| Cap-Ex - TSX: CEV.V or OTCQX: CPXVF- Brett Matich |
| Stock Scam - Pump and Dump |
| 5th of Nov, 2011 by sheigel |
Details of the five simple steps to turn $0 into $20,000,000 in shares and cash.
The main two players being Brett Matich and Mik "MANY NAMES".
These two first became "totally welded at the hip" when they spent months together facing "drug running charges" of a very serious nature - of which they were found not guilty.
Since these exciting times the Matich team of Paul and Brett along with Mik "MANY NAMES" have controlled, by directorship and/or mind control, many A.S.X. listed companies including, but not restricted to, ACCLAIM, AZTEC, FOX, RANGE to name just a few. All were involved in the failed YANDAL float with their close friend Michael James Giovinazzo, who copped 18 years porridge for punting away the seed capital.
Also note, Matthew Lewis, a former director of Range Resources Ltd, an appointee of Mik "MANY NAMES", has re-surfaced in this latest "little number".
http://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1037&page=2 |
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