Back in the Penny Stock Scam Business

It looks like Mike is trying to figure out a way to make a bunch of money before he is sentenced on December 1st for his wire fraud activities with Corey Engelen. With his AgedDebt.net scheme gone up in smoke and the Genesis Gives fraud obviously unable to generate much income, our hero has turned back to the penny markets. Commify.me is the internet face of his non-existent corporation, Commify Technology Corp.  It is also a front for promoting valueless penny stocks, as noted by OTCmarkets, a platform for trading such stocks.

Now how do we know that Commify is Michael?  Well notice that the contact name on the profile above is "Michael Osborn".  We know this is the same Osborn we all know and love because the commify.me website lists GenesisGives as one of Commify's "projects".  And as has been pointed out in this article, we know that Genesis Gives is a Michael and Shenae shenanigan together with recidivist criminal, Virgil Williams.

One of Michael's newest schemes is VW Win Century, Inc. (VWIN), a scheme so fresh that it hasn't really launched since it took over the listing from well-known penny stock fraud artist, Shaun Passley. Under Passley, the company was known as FlexFridge (FLXR) and took millions from the public.  No one really know what this "new" company will purport to do, but when you consider the history of this dirty dirty ticker and Michael's involvement, you can be sure that scams are afoot. Although a See Kuy Tan is the purported President of this up and coming fraud, he may or may not exist.  The guy who is really the face of the company is Bruce Barren of Los Angeles.  While I haven't found anything on Mr. Barren yet, he is either a crook or just really, really stupid. Neither characteristic is a qualification for President of a public corporation. Case in point: the company lists Michael as a "consultant". Now considering Osborn's history, did Bruce neglect to a background check on Mike or did he think that I wasn't going to see this? Neither scenario is exactly complimentary of Bruce's skills as a corporate officer. Perhaps, Bruce should start here.