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GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC V.GBK



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GOLDBROOK VENTURES INC > part two
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Comment by RoyallyScrewedon Dec 03, 2011 3:43pm
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RE: part two

RE: part twocouples4, roadking... here's what you should do.

Contact the BCSC with your suspicions and any evidence you have. Voice your concerns and if there is any foul play the BCSC will be watching. Their web site has a page set up for investors with such concerns. You have a lot of money tied up here. If you suspected criminal activity at a bank, what would you do?

https://www.investright.org/file_complaint.aspx

Actually, anyone who has concerns should do the same
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