Here they go again with the shady transactions. Exmovere has just issued two of its directors David Bychkov and Joseph Batty, additional shares... But they are different than the Class A shares that everyone else has. These new Class B votes count seven times more than Class A shareholders' votes. Wow, isn't this interesting and scary? This is a common tactic for scam artists who continuously buy and sell the company and/or the company's assets. Why? Because it allows the hide the assets from investors. Some companies purposely engage in so many transactions that it's difficult to figure out what's really going on. Once you delve in to the players in the various companies, you will find that there common relationships among those involved. (See the SEC filing below.)
Another point to consider: where are the products? The answer is simple, the investors are the products. The company has been set up solely to defraud people, especially women and rich Arabs.
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