I've been trying very hard to stay out of this, umm, "discussion", but just wanted to chime in... no, this is not troll food, so please, trolls, pay no attention.
You've all trusted Havelock Investments for over a year, you could come to our office and talk with us, you could pick up the phone and call us.. and _many_ of you did. When the Panama Fund acquired Havelock Investments from the original owners (myself and my business partner), we made sure to vette the purchaser (who we already had a pre-existing business relationship with) and required them to have contact information available. One of the reasons you trusted Havelock to begin with was because we were a bricks and mortar office with a real phone number at our real address manned by real people. The same continues to apply today, whether its in Canada or Panama makes no difference. If you have doubt, please, call, visit the office, check out the new owners in "real life"... if you're not willing to get off your ass and venture away from your computer chair in your parents basement, you probably shouldn't be in the Securities forum. Taking part in securities (virtual or not) always requires you to do your own due diligence... actual due diligence. not just a few google searches.
James
Well you have to admit that this whole thing looks rushed and/or sloppy. Do you have a good reason why, for example, you didn't proofread your texts? While your operation might be legit you probably agree that one can expect the share prices and company name to be correct and that errors in such things are indeed a pretty big red flag.
If you have an explantion for the unprofessional start of your ipo beyond what basically amounts to "trust us" I would love to hear it.
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What's the monthly rate there, or do you pay by the week? 
