I am keen to look at supporting the above. What occurred at CCC...

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Originally posted by Peter B ↑

When they are found guilty, ASIC must be held accountable. Others have posted here on many occasions that they contacted ASIC several years before it all hit the fan.
Can l ask is there anyone thinking off discussing with lawyers ASIC's lack of oversight towards CCC?
If so, l would like to discuss with you.
I have not posted here for a while.
I spoke directly to Brewer and Landua( as many others have) asking tough questions and believing what they told me. I still have my emails from Landua. In one he even admits to paying millions in bribes, to the local people living near the mines they ran.
I am embarrassed to say how much coin l lost, but its more than $50,000.

I understand there is a long way to go as far as court cases and liquidators but what l want to do takes a while to put together also, lawyers and so forth.

Hope to hear back from others who think or are actually doing what l have discussed above.
All the best to posters here.
Pete

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I am keen to look at supporting the above.

What occurred at CCC and subsequent is beyond a joke.

So to is what has happened at CMY. That - is another story.

Furthermore - I would love to hear what ASIC are actually saying regarding CCC after apparently being warning and provided information continually.

All the best all, for real "investments"!

Gracie

CCC Price at posting: 0.1¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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