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Hollis G.
  • Wholesaler
  • Greensboro, NC
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Violation of SEC rule for Private Investor

Hollis G.
  • Wholesaler
  • Greensboro, NC
Posted
Does asking a question in an ad ie: "Is your money earning you 8%, 10% or even 12% Returns?", and then supplying someone information on Trust Deed/Private Note investing, in violation of SEC Reg 506 D ruling in regards to general soliction to the public? I understand the exempt status for accredited investors...but I guess I'm wondering how does a certain company(first name starts with "Equity" last name begins with "Build") that I have seen advertise in a similar manner does so, and not be in violation. Or am I just off in left field?

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