Sympowerco Corp latest penny stock to use illegal junk faxes to source investors

An energy company out of Las Vegas calling itself Sympowerco Corp (formerly called Ethanoil and Gas Corp...named changed in January 08) is using illegal junk faxes to try to entice investors to buy its penny stock. BEWARE.

A company calling itself The Green Energy Report is waking people up around the US and Canadian in the wee hours of the morning to promote this entity. These are scams my friends and do not fall for them.

Of course when you contact Sympowerco Corp they will deny they have anything to do with these reports, however, the marketing company sending the illegal junk faxes are paid handsomely for this work by you know who.....they don't do this for free.

Here's how to complain to Sympowerco Corp. You should also contact your state's Attorney General's office and the FTC with complaints against this company for using the illegal junk faxes.

John. N. Davenport
Sympowerco. Corp
3000 West Ann Rd.
Suite 102-252
North Las Vegas, NV 89031

1-702-968-9944

info@sympowercocorp.com

Tell them to stop using illegal methods to find investors or face fines up to $1500 per fax.

Watching out for you everyday.

Eli

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[OkieRoadhunter]

>Of course when you contact Sympowerco Corp they will >deny they have anything to do with these reports, >however, the marketing company sending the illegal junk >faxes are paid handsomely for this work by you know >who.....they don't do this for free.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I had heard that this happens to a lot of small companies without their knowledge. An "investor" or group of investors will purchase the stock at a low cost, sent out fax blasts and huge amounts of email, which will drive the stock up slightly, at which time they sell. I do think it happens frequently without any knowledge beforehand from the actual company being hyped. Thanks for the article.