Rob Faber

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Left to Right -- Daniel Moore, Goldspring CEO Rob Faber, and Casey Serin.

Robert T. Faber (commonly known as Rob Faber) is "CEO/President/CFO/Chairman of the Board/Director" (the company is too busy selling stock to hire too many people) of GSPG, Casey Serin's miracle stock. He is 46 years old. His email address is rfaber@goldspring.us.

Although Snowflake claims the current GSPG Board of Directors includes "extensive mining experience", Faber has never worked in the industry prior to his involvement with GSPG. Before becoming CEO of Goldspring, Faber held positions in the waste management (i.e. trash removal) business,^[1] which is commonly associated in popular culture with organized crime, corruption and fraud. This is obviously an important qualification for dealing with a shareholder like admitted serial-fraudster Casey Serin.

1 Compensation
2 Controversy
3 Association with Casey Serin
4 References

[edit] Compensation

For a mining company that doesn't mine anything, GSPG pays Rob comparatively well -- $180,000 per year plus stock options^[2].

[edit] Controversy

Faber either has a sixth sense that tells him when to sell or buy stock or he's incredibly lucky. He sold 1,850,000 shares at $0.05^[3], near GSPG's peak. Shortly thereafter the stock price collapsed to below $.02 and at one point traded as low as $.01.

[edit] Association with Casey Serin

As of February 4, 2008, Faber claimed to have no knowledge of Casey Serin and no involvement with him.

In the wake of the Millionaire By Christmas debacle, Haterz™ Benoit™ sent Faber an email using an assumed name, quoting the MBC posting/email message and asking Faber if he was associated with Casey or had any knowledge of his activities:

Mr. Faber, I received a long-winded e-mail from a Casey K. Serin of Sacramento, California in which he attempts to pump your stock...

...I'm curious if this man is affiliated with your company in any way; if not, I thought you'd like to be aware of his pump e-mail and possible attempts to manipulate your stock price. He sent the e-mail out to his mailing list, which supposedly contains around 8,000 e-mail addresses. Thanks for your time,

Faber responded two days later:

I do not know Mr. Serin nor did I have knowledge of his e-mail.

Furthermore, GoldSpring has never been involved in the practice of sending e-mail blasts.

Thanks for bringing this matter to my attention.

Regards,

Rob Faber

President

GoldSpring, Inc.

480-603-5151

Faber later met Serin at a Goldspring "investor day" on June 13, 2008, as documented by GSPG investor "Scheqky" on YouTube^[4] and again on October 11, 2008 at a GSPG investor BBQ.^[5] Shortly following this encounter, Casey commented in one of his talkcasts that he was entertaining the possibility of working for Goldspring. It is unclear what he would do for them or why he thought Faber would hire him.