I want to add something from that Vancouver SUn arI want to add something from that Vancouver SUn article we've all heard so much about:
"Surrey resident Brian Syntak told me this week that in late 2004 and early 2005, Dyer and Branconnier persuaded him to lend $70,000 US to help finance Organic Recycling. Interest would be paid at the rate of 2.5 per cent per month and principal was repayable upon demand. (Sounds a bit like the “loan agreements” we all sign when we buy private placement shares doesn’t it?) But Syntak didn't get paid a cent. Instead, Branconnier tried to persuade him to accept shares of Organic Recycling, but he refused. He figures the shares, which are now trading on the pink sheets, are essentially worthless.” - from David Baines, “Big talk is the only thing being recycled, Vancouver Sun, Friday, November 03, 2006
My question: how far have you spread your tale of woe? and, again (speaking as a shareholder and hence victim of this assault), why aren’t you settling this legally?