December 31, 2007
Con artists turn shell companies into cash
Topix SEC News
“It typically costs about $100,000 to start one of those companies” Oklahoma lawyer John Heskett logged onto his computer one day in late June, 2005, to check out an inactive shell company owned by his clients who were considering using it in a business deal. via The Globe and Mail
Read full story
For All of your GOING PUBLIC needs contact Artfield Investments (www.ArtfieldInvestments.com)
Filed under SEC News by
Leave a Comment
You must be logged in to comment