The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged two South Florida men and eight others for a scheme involving the offering and sale of penny stock in undisclosed “blank check companies.”
The charges allege that the co-conspirators reportedly told investors the companies were promising startups.
A blank check company typically has no value other than its status as a registered entity. That makes them attractive targets for investors looking for reverse mergers with shell companies ready…
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