in response to Re: What is driving ZEN higher - Contract for $US 16,000/ton? by goldhunter11

posted on Feb 25, 14 12:42PM Use the IP Check tool [?]

Hi Larry:

Some background to my post below

On feb 25th I posted the following in support of a Feb 25 GH11 post.

GH11 :- Thank you for highlighting your "DD lack of verification concerns. " Your concerns are also mine. Our recently arrived TCC expats should be aware that AGO bloggers have come to expect a higher standard of posting content, with copious citation corroboration as the norm. As I know you are well aware, repetition of unverified single sourced web site information is not corroboration. I would respectfully ask our recently arrived expats to provide corroboration and citations. Given the many posters who have "relationships" with the ZEN president, could a call for comment on the $16k figure be accomplished?? Peter

In above post i politely suggested that one or more of our recently arrived TCC expats clarify/verify their multiple posts on the alleged $16K/ton graphene "contract".

No verification from any number of epats has arrived to date.... at least a dozen Posts repeated the followin header continue to be used .... have you noticed that at least a dozen have appeared from a plethora of our TCC expat mailoom recruits in the past three days, with the post heading:

Re: What is driving ZEN higher - Contract for $US 16,000/ton?/ ....but none included the "DD Verify" ending of my Feb 25th post.

I took the following action (not anywhere as good as Babjak ...hint):

I called ZEN's President (out of town yesterday) but did speak to SandraLombardo, DIR, cust relations.She had never heard of the $16K/ton contract claimed by GS International/GS Group. She checked the posting on the GSI/RS grp web site and asked me to call back after she had an opening to speak to a meating at ZEN which conatained sr mgmt and some directors.

None had ever heard of the Norway company "buyer" Graphene Batteries' but were aware of the GS Group, vaguely.

I visited all their websites. No factual information re "contract". At best GB is a recipient of a Nowegan government grant ($ amt not spcified) , who may have bought a few pounds of RSG graphene for lab tests by GSI labs located in the UK.