@sisyphus,Well there you go talk about ghosts of the past lolSo...

@sisyphus,

Well there you go talk about ghosts of the past lol

So you would know that I am a straight shooter with all holders and the amount of work myself and a couple of others put in to at first deny the low ball offer made by Chris Ellison of MinRes, and then get as much as we could squeeze from Gina tight arsk purse, it was a huge effort.

Then you will also remember how quick the board of AGO sold out sholders straight away after raising a substanstial amount of cash from holders and then showing no empathy towards retail when the first offer was made to takeover AGO, in effect bending them over so to speak, and you should also remember those who fought tooth an nail to get a better deal for all concerned, as we contacted and spoke with the big company's like FMG and Redstone (Gina) for and on behalf of thousands of shareholders and others to force those better deals, yes and in doing so it cost me plenty setting up websites etc but the thx I received for the hard yards was better than any money derived, don't get me wrong I made very good money putting let's say it set me up for life with what transpired afterwards especially talking with the heirachy in control of those company's, who had a substantial interest in AGO at the time, fun days.

The onething to take on board from that situation is the board lied to each and every shareholder for months on end about the fact they had people knocking down their doors to get IO from them and that they had enough to stay viable for another 12 months, then in a space of a month it was Gone, sold out by a lying cheating no good BoD who couldn't give a rat's clacker about share holders as long as they got their hands greased along the way and thats a fact as you well know, then in just over 12 months IO hits all time highs, not hard to work that out who the board was working for at the time.

So here we are with Corazon looking like it's in the same boat albeit in a round about different way but the end result will still be the same retail will be shafted in the wash up by the BEOT which has been clearly portrayed if one takes on board the track record and history of this company imho.