Yeah I sent the questions to Rich as well. He doesn't seem to want to be bothered with it although he did say that Goldcorp won't hinder sfmi in any way and that the Chinese liked the idea of having two shells when the deal was initially on the table.

Maybe if a few others try to get the answers it would help. I'm all for the guy becoming an sfmi advocate.

For those reading this that don't know what we're talking about, here is the post:

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1) Why did Quilliam form Goldcorp Holdings? How many shares

of SFMI do they have? Goldcorp's claim to fame are the same assets as those of Silver Falcon's.

2) I understand building a mil to crush the tailings. There's no mention of a heap leach field to get the gold. Is Silver Falcon going to be sending crushed ore to Kinross?

3) There are 2 million shares of Class B shares. Are these ordinary common (1 class B = 1 common) or are they 1 class B = 100 or 1000 common? These little hooks in the share structure are very typical of this type of pink/.OB companies and are ways that investors can be fleeced.

4) Who are the counterparties to the debt? Is it Quilliam and other insiders? If it is, they would have a tremendous amount of incentive to drag their feet and get more cheap convertible shares.