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Fife Capital Corp V.FFC


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Fife Capital Corp. is a Canada-based capital pool company. The Company is focused on identifying and evaluation of assets or businesses for acquisition with a view to completing a qualifying transaction (QT). The Company has not generated any revenue.


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Comment by DavidBellon Sep 10, 2022 5:51pm
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RE:Hacker Rad arrested in March 2011 for stock fraud scheme

RE:Hacker Rad arrested in March 2011 for stock fraud scheme
Helping to expose rad scammers like this is a good public service. Always knew something wasn't right about him. It's a giant red flag when a man always talks about himself too much. 

AAAAAAAAAA wrote:

US man arrested in hacker stock fraud scheme


US authorities Monday arrested and charged a Texas man accused of masterminding a scheme using a Russian hacker and an email spam campaign to pump up the value of fledgling companies, the Justice Department said.

The scheme employed hackers, including at least one in Russia, to distribute computer viruses to infect computers around the world and create so-called "botnet" computers that were used to manipulate stocks, a Justice Department statement said.

"In addition to relying on unsuspecting investors to buy into the spam promotions, the hackers also hacked into the brokerage accounts of third parties, liquidated the stocks in those accounts, and then used those accounts to purchase shares of the manipulated stocks," the statement said. 

"This created trading activity in the manipulated stocks and increased the volume of shares being traded, further creating an impression that the manipulated stocks were worth purchasing."

Rad is the second person charged in the so-called "pump and dump" scheme.
 

James Bragg, 42, pleaded guilty on October 20 to charges linked to his role in hiring botnet operators and engaging in mass email campaigns to pump up the value of stock prior to dumping shares, the Justice Department said.

The scheme began as early as November 2007 and continued through February 2009, and allowed the perpetrators to gain control of so-called "penny stocks" which were not traded on major exchanges.
 

In some cases, the conspirators would trade the stock among themselves to give the impression of trading volume to increase market interest.

The conspiracy count with which Rad was charged carries a maximum potential penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.


https://www.csoonline.com/article/2127839/man-charged-with-hiring-pump-and-dump-spam-botnet.html


 




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