anybody else get this

[raidermike99]

CMKX 2024 Plan B
Inbox

G MLS <[e-mail]>
12:29 AM (4 hours ago)
to G, bcc: me

PLAN A HAS NOT WORKED OUT AFTER 3 1/2 YEARS
Verbal Plan:
Attain Investment funds outside of CMKX shareholders to pay for legal services. No upfront money to come from CMKX Shareholders,10% paid to the manager of Investment funds once Compensation is acquired.

SO THIS IS PLAN B
This is the right time and this is the right place for all CMKX Shareholders


Form an Alliance with a Nonprofit, Federal Tax Exempt Corporation to help collect Donations to pay for Legal fees to attain the services of an Attorney.
No money to a manager once Compensation is acquired. Quickest way to raise Funds.

We believe we have found the best way to raise the funds needed to secure Legal Representation.The direction we have taken is to form an alliance with a nonprofit. They have the means with which to manage successful fundraisers and collect donations from donors. All the nonprofit donations are Federal tax deductible and Shareholders would not have a 10% fee charged on any
settlement like in plan A. In plan B you get 100% of any settlement recovered. The effort to obtain an investor has not
been successful.
We did not want to ask the Shareholders for an investment, but we feel this is the best way moving forward.
Wes has stated on more than one occasion that the time for us to file a case is limited. We feel that we do not have any more time to wait. We must unite and work together to make this last shot a reality. We have come too far to stop now.
We feel this would have been a much better plan in the first place. We could have ended this a long time ago. We want to open up Plan B for all CMKX Shareholders to join and look forward to working with all Shareholders. Here is our plan. I am excited
about this effort and I hope everyone will be excited as well.

The Numbers
1 There are under 2000 Shareholders involved in Plan A right now so if every Shareholder just in Plan A, donated over
$300 dollars that would help us reach our goal to retain and fund the entire legal effort very quickly. CMKX Shareholders outside of this group can donate as well and ALL will benefit.
2 We don't expect everyone to be able to donate, however, they can help in other ways. We also have Shareholders who can donate much larger sums. The nonprofit can also seek grants and donations from other nonprofits for the shareholders benefits.
3 We again stress the time is now limited so please give this your full attention
4 The nonprofit has a website you can explore and make your donation there, it is safe and secure and they accept most forms of payment. You will receive a tax deductible receipt immediately to your email. You will be able to track
the donation total as it grows. You can donate from anywhere in the world.
They also have a bank account setup if you feel more comfortable sending directly to the bank.

The website is www.Vindication4victims.org (Copy & Paste to Browser)
please check it out
it has a language translator on it as well
VINDICATION 4 VICTIMS is dedicated to fight Financial Malfeasance and support the victims by furthering education, facilitating legal fees
along with community support. All donations are for Victims support. It does not guarantee any legal outcome.

Please feel free to share this information with as many CMKX Shareholders as you can!
A new Telegram room called ARISING FROM THE ASHES is now open for all Shareholders
t.me/+vtqilSWolwNkODUx
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Thank you
Plan B group

[e-mail] <<< please use this email address to respond or have any questions.

[bobgeo]

Yes! Received it a few hours ago.  I thought I received it due to posting 2 days ago? Prior to my post, the last time I posted was July 2023. At this point, I HAVE ZERO faith that we will see any return of our CMKX investment.

[portrush]

I’m following closely, fwiw. So far everything is well researched, at least as much as possible. The process involves a 501C3 organization that does legal work on behalf of victims of financial crime or negligence. Shareholders donating their time to research options and communicating back to CMKXers have been clear: no one is required to donate anything. If one can, then it moves things faster. All funds donated are earmarked specifically for this cause and for attorney work. Moreover, any donation, whether a dollar, ten, a hundred or more…is completely, legitimately tax deductible. No other CMKX shareholder initiative has come close to offering such assurances. Is winning in court guaranteed? Of course not. Is waiting beyond any remaining statute of limitations that could exist promising? Of course not. Donate if you can, don’t if you can’t…but I applaud those trying something that’s not been done. That costs nothing either.

[John Winston Lennon O'Boogie]

PR... I Deleted my post.. If you can delete whats in the middle of your post that would be good for the cause.. Again Sorry for that.. JWLOB P.S. I Deleted for You and Me..

[John Winston Lennon O'Boogie]

Did all the Shareholders receive the E-Mail.... I didn't get one..

[switchblade]

I didn’t receive one

[3bid]

I received this message yesterday:


Hello Friend


You registered with the Now We Fight Group (End CMKX Now) in 2021.

I am certain there is plenty of confusion out there with what has happened in the past 45 days to this group.

You may or may not have received an email from a group calling itself Plan B, who claimed they were working with me and you could be a member of both groups.

That is not true. I am not affiliated with Plan B. I want nothing to do with Plan B.

They stole our group email list (Your data) and used it to email you. You should tell them to delete your data from their group, they did not receive your permission to use it.

I have removed the Plan B members that I know of, from this NWF group, and there will be plenty more.


Now, I am asking all remaining NWF members to make a choice:

1. Stay with me on this fight. I am still fighting to end CMKX for the victims of CMKX. We did not ask for any money from members, just patience while We sought funding for the effort. We have now secured the funding and are ready to pursue the strategy.

or

2. Go join Plan B, (because I am not fighting for Plan B members, I am removing them).

Plan B is asking members for money and they claim to have their own plan. What it is, who knows.

It is your choice and it is that simple.

Stay with NWF (Now We Fight)

or Go follow Plan B. I do not know what they are doing or why. But you are free to follow them.

You can just hit reply to this email and type NWF or Plan B. When you choose Plan B, I will delete all your information from the NWF database. (Make sure "Now We Fight [NWF] CMKX Victims Group" is in the Subject line.)

Finally, If I do not receive your choice by March 15, 2024. I will remove you and your data from the NWF group.

We start our work this month and I need to clean up the member data due to Plan B and their poor timing.



Best wishes on your choice.

Matthew

[John Winston Lennon O'Boogie]

Mar 9, 2024 6:18:47 GMT -5 3bid said:

I received this message yesterday:


Hello Friend


You registered with the Now We Fight Group (End CMKX Now) in 2021.

I am certain there is plenty of confusion out there with what has happened in the past 45 days to this group.

You may or may not have received an email from a group calling itself Plan B, who claimed they were working with me and you could be a member of both groups.

That is not true. I am not affiliated with Plan B. I want nothing to do with Plan B.

They stole our group email list (Your data) and used it to email you. You should tell them to delete your data from their group, they did not receive your permission to use it.

I have removed the Plan B members that I know of, from this NWF group, and there will be plenty more.


Now, I am asking all remaining NWF members to make a choice:

1. Stay with me on this fight. I am still fighting to end CMKX for the victims of CMKX. We did not ask for any money from members, just patience while We sought funding for the effort. We have now secured the funding and are ready to pursue the strategy.

or

2. Go join Plan B, (because I am not fighting for Plan B members, I am removing them).

Plan B is asking members for money and they claim to have their own plan. What it is, who knows.

It is your choice and it is that simple.

Stay with NWF (Now We Fight)

or Go follow Plan B. I do not know what they are doing or why. But you are free to follow them.

You can just hit reply to this email and type NWF or Plan B. When you choose Plan B, I will delete all your information from the NWF database. (Make sure "Now We Fight [NWF] CMKX Victims Group" is in the Subject line.)

Finally, If I do not receive your choice by March 15, 2024. I will remove you and your data from the NWF group.

We start our work this month and I need to clean up the member data due to Plan B and their poor timing.



Best wishes on your choice.

Matthew

I did also... Not replying until I find out what's going on here. Or what is the best way to go.. A little confused at the moment...

[raidermike99]

Mar 9, 2024 6:18:47 GMT -5 3bid said:

I received this message yesterday:


Hello Friend


You registered with the Now We Fight Group (End CMKX Now) in 2021.

I am certain there is plenty of confusion out there with what has happened in the past 45 days to this group.

You may or may not have received an email from a group calling itself Plan B, who claimed they were working with me and you could be a member of both groups.

That is not true. I am not affiliated with Plan B. I want nothing to do with Plan B.

They stole our group email list (Your data) and used it to email you. You should tell them to delete your data from their group, they did not receive your permission to use it.

I have removed the Plan B members that I know of, from this NWF group, and there will be plenty more.


Now, I am asking all remaining NWF members to make a choice:

1. Stay with me on this fight. I am still fighting to end CMKX for the victims of CMKX. We did not ask for any money from members, just patience while We sought funding for the effort. We have now secured the funding and are ready to pursue the strategy.

or

2. Go join Plan B, (because I am not fighting for Plan B members, I am removing them).

Plan B is asking members for money and they claim to have their own plan. What it is, who knows.

It is your choice and it is that simple.

Stay with NWF (Now We Fight)

or Go follow Plan B. I do not know what they are doing or why. But you are free to follow them.

You can just hit reply to this email and type NWF or Plan B. When you choose Plan B, I will delete all your information from the NWF database. (Make sure "Now We Fight [NWF] CMKX Victims Group" is in the Subject line.)

Finally, If I do not receive your choice by March 15, 2024. I will remove you and your data from the NWF group.

We start our work this month and I need to clean up the member data due to Plan B and their poor timing.



Best wishes on your choice.

Matthew

I got this also

[John Winston Lennon O'Boogie]

If I don't hear anything back by tomorrow, I'm going to stay with this Plan..

[leadorfollow]

Not sure why there hasn’t been a option to swarm with calls re the update THEY stated was coming so long ago. We have a lot of callers here and no one wants to deal with that. Just sayin

[raidermike99]

Mar 20, 2024 23:43:32 GMT -5 leadorfollow said:

Not sure why there hasn’t been a option to swarm with calls re the update THEY stated was coming so long ago. We have a lot of callers here and no one wants to deal with that. Just sayin

Get me a number and I will call

[leadorfollow]

You can start with the numbers here and seek the alternate for more info on person re distribution?
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LAS VEGAS - - Five persons, including three Las Vegans and a lawyer licensed to practice in Nevada, have been arrested and charged with federal conspiracy and securities fraud crimes for issuing and selling hundreds of billions of shares of unregistered stock, announced Greg Brower, United States Attorney for the District of Nevada.
Helen Bagley, 62; Ginger Gutierrez, 37; and James Kinney, 39, all of Las Vegas; and Brian Dvorak, 54, of Boulder City, Colorado, were arrested on September 16 and September 17 in their respective cities of residence. Another defendant was arrested in England earlier this month and the U.S. Department of Justice has requested his extradition. A sixth defendant remains at large. Defendants Bagley, Gutierrez, and Kinney made initial appearances on Thursday, September 17, 2009, before U.S. Magistrate Judge George W. Foley, Jr. and were released pending trial. Defendant Dvorak appeared on September 17, 2009, before a U.S. Magistrate Judge in Denver, Colorado, and was released pending trial.
The defendants are charged in a Superseding Indictment, which was returned by the Federal Grand Jury in Las Vegas on May 27, 2009, but remained sealed until Thursday, September 17, 2009. All of the defendants are charged with one count of Conspiracy to Sell Unregistered Securities, to Make False Statements to the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), to Desist From Filing Periodic Reports, and to Commit Securities Fraud; two counts of Securities Fraud; and one count of Conspiracy to Commit Securities Fraud. Defendants Gutierrez, Kinney, and two others are also charged with Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering.
The Superseding Indictment alleges that from about September 2001 to March 2009, the defendants conspired to sell unregistered stock and stock certificates of CMKM Diamonds, Inc.(CMKM) by using the mails, wire services, over the counter stock exchanges, and other means of interstate commerce. The defendants also are alleged to have used manipulative and deceptive devices to sell CMKM stock and stock certificates.
The scheme allegedly began in September 2001 when one of the conspirators gained control of a publicly traded corporate shell, then known as Cyber Mark. Incorporated in Delaware, Cyber Mark had at one time been a software company. However, by 2001 the business was defunct and
U.S. Department of Justice
Gregory A. Brower United States Attorney
NEWS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2009
United States Attorney District of Nevada
333 Las Vegas Boulevard South Suite 5000
Las Vegas, NV 89101
PRESS CONTACTS:
[phone] FAX: [phone]
Natalie Collins, Public Affairs Specialist
District Internet Site - www.usdoj.gov/usao/nv/
FIVE PERSONS ARRESTED IN SECURITIES FRAUD CASE
Investors Lost Over $60 Million in Stock Scheme
-MORE-

News Release Page 2
had no appreciable assets or revenue. This corporate shell nonetheless remained registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) and eligible to publicly trade its stock. In April 2002, Cyber Mark reorganized as a Nevada corporation and filed Articles of Conversion with the Secretary of State of Nevada absorbing the earlier Delaware corporation. At the time of its incorporation in Nevada, this corporate shell was authorized to issue up to five hundred million shares of common stock of which over three hundred million had been issued and were outstanding.
In November 2002, Cyber Mark entered into an agreement to purchase mining claims or interests held by five companies owned or controlled by Casavant and his family, ostensibly in exchange for two million dollars and approximately three billion shares of Cyber Mark restricted common stock notwithstanding that this corporate shell had no appreciable assets, revenue or value. Cyber Mark contemporaneously filed an Amendment to its Articles of Incorporation increasing its authorized common shares to ten billion four hundred ninety-seven million. Although Cyber Mark did not merge with Casavant's companies, Casavant became director, president and chief executive officer of Cyber Mark. On December 3, 2002, Cyber Mark changed its corporate name to Casavant Mining Kimberlite International. In February 2004, the company took the name CMKM Diamonds, Inc.
As a publicly traded corporation, CMKM was required to file quarterly and annual reports with the SEC. These reporting requirements are intended to provide the investing public with current and accurate information to enable investors to make informed decisions. However, CMKM did not file quarterly reports between October 2002 and June 2005, nor did it file annual reports for calendar years 2002, 2003 and 2004. By evading statutory and regulatory reporting requirements in this manner, the conspirators concealed information regarding CMKM's assets, liabilities, operations, revenues, and shares from both government regulators and the investing public. Having effectively cast a cloak of secrecy over the corporation, the conspirators increased CMKM's authorized shares from ten billion four hundred ninety-seven million to an estimated eight hundred billion shares through a series of amendments to CMKM’s Articles of Incorporation between December 2002 and August 2004.
Bagley, doing business as 1st Global Stock Transfer LLC, thereafter issued hundreds of billions of shares of CMKM stock to the conspirators’ nominees, alter-egos associates and straw- purchasers. Most of these shares of CMKM stock were not registered with the SEC and the share certificates should have borne restrictive legends declaring that the shares were un registered and could not be sold to the public. However, as part of the conspiracy, Dvorak issued opinion letters falsely and fraudulently invoking invoke an exemption from the rules and regulations that restricting the sale of unregistered stock. Specifically, the conspirators invoked SEC Rule 144(k) by falsely representing that the nominees and straw-purchasers had purchased or earned billions of shares of CMKM stock more than two years earlier and that those shares had mistakenly not been issued at that time. In this manner, the conspirators fraudulently issued hundreds of billions of unregistered shares of CMKM stock without restrictive legends. Bagley issued sheaves of unlegended stock certificates representing hundreds of billions of shares of CMKM stock to nominees, alter-egos, associates and straw-purchasers.
Despite issuing approximately eight hundred billion (800,000,000,000) shares of stock, -MORE-

News Release Page 3
CMKM remained a hollow shell. Although purporting to be an international diamond exploration and mining company, CMKM did not conduct substantive mining operations and did not produce any diamonds. Although CMKM was not engaged in any productive mining activities or business of any kind (other than issuing its own stock), the conspirators created a market and stoked demand for CMKM stock. To create the appearance of an active and established market for CMKM stock, and to disguise the fact that they were the primary sellers of CMKM stock, the conspirators surreptitiously traded in CMKM stock through multiple nominees, alter-egos, associates and straw- purchasers. The volume of the trading activity generated by the conspirators sparked investor interest in CMKM. The conspirators spurred interest in CMKM's stock by sponsoring motor sports racing teams and Internet promotions. Further, in the void created by CMKM's failure to file periodic reports, the conspirators sowed misinformation regarding CMKM's activities and spurred speculation regarding the company’s prospects and value through false and misleading press releases and market manipulation.
Fueled by the fraudulent promotions and a seemingly endless supply of CMKM stock, the conspirators sold hundreds of billions of CMKM stock to the investing public. Although CMKM shares usually traded at less than a penny per share, the sub-penny price was offset by the astounding volume of shares traded. Indeed, records reflect that during the course of the fraudulent scheme approximately 40,000 investors purchased CMKM stock in market transactions and that trading volume frequently exceeded one billion shares—and sometimes two billion shares—per day. In March 2005, the SEC suspended CMKM's trading status, and in October 2005, the SEC ordered CMKM deregistered. The indictment alleges that before the scheme was brought to an end, the defendants realized more than sixty million dollars through the fraudulent sale of CMKM stock. Kinney, Gutierrez and two others are charged with conspiracy to launder the proceeds of the criminal scheme.
If convicted, the defendants face up to 5 years in prison for conspiracy to commit securities offenses as charged in Count One; up to 10 years in prison for securities fraud in violation of 15 U.S.C. § 78j, as charged in Count Two; up to 25 years in prison for committing, or for conspiring to commit, securities fraud in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1348, as charged in Counts Three and Four; and up to 20 years in prison for conspiracy to commit money laundering, as charged in Count Five. Defendants are also subject to potential fines and the indictment seeks the forfeiture of up to $60 million from the defendants if they are convicted.
This case is being investigated by the FBI and IRS Criminal Investigation. The SEC also previously brought civil enforcement actions in this matter. The criminal case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Timothy S. Vasquez and Michael Chu.
The public is reminded that an indictment contains only charges and is not evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent and are entitled to a fair trial at which the government has the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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