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I'm from Finland and also got a call from GTG just now.
The number was: +1 (941) 388-0044

Hah. It was so hilarious. First, there was a lady asking my details. And she was a little bit nervous when I suddenly asked "where are u calling from?". She suddenly mentioned Bulgaria. OK

Today, I got a phone call from Steve Walker, same company. He told me something. I just recorded the whole conversation. And then he forwared me to a "man" itself, Mr. Jeff Anders. Steve told me that company is in california, but Jeff told that it is florida. Muhhahhaa

I've to mention that Steve called at 10 am finnish time from califronia and I heard a lot of office noices. It is very strange that peoples in ameeerrrica works in the middle of night. kmuhhaahhaah

I told that I'm very interested (ofcourse I introduced myself as george kemppainen) about their shares. He asked how much I'm willing to invest ? I said someting like a 1 million euros

He was almost [***]. He got a really mad when I introudced that my friend is a stock broker and I would like to show your company to him and let him decide about the fund transfer.

He went a little bit crazy by pushing me not to do so. Claiming that I should only take care of my own personal investments....

But then I made him settle down by saying that maybe I can get 500k e from my grandmother. She will give it me, but it will take 2 days to get money out.

So, we decided that he will call later and I'm arranging the money.muhhaahhhaahhaa

I'll get back when he call, I'm just about making a double scam to him...


Timo on tainnu mennä GTG retkuun.....

I don't understand why you people think that if someone calls you on the phone for investements  that is definatly a fraud.  Of course that is a possibility , but since you are not stupid you know that you're not obligated to do the investment if you don't like it - you can read a little bit ( for example here since we are talking about pre IPO's : http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/preipo.htm) and after that you can check carefully  the offer and decide - wheter is fraud or not . Nowdays people are making millions of dollars in virtual economies like "Second Life" and "World of Warcraft" and you don't want to believe that if somebody calls you on your workplace to offer a investment he maid be not a frauder . Hello - that is how these markets working - face to face basics are gone - realize it ! For myself I can tell you that I'm more than happy with some of my investments that i did over the phone - of course there were some not so succesfull , but to make profits you must take risks too -  every invsetor knows that .

Funny stuff, you must work there.

Anyone who cold calls you trying to sell some "investment" is about a 99.99% probability of being a FRAUD. If they spoof their phone number (like using a non-existent area code such a 195), then make it 100%.

How do you sleep at night? Was your conscience surgically removed from your BRAIN?

You did well Jose, thank you for the information on how could we establish a legal entity on starting an investment firm.