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Renee

08/01/12 9:55 AM

Post #669

Re: #666: @Renee - AENS SEC Suspension:

AENS revoked. Note: 15 days from SEC Suspension on DEFAULT for failure to file Financials.

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2012/34-67551.pdf

Renee

07/27/12 12:21 AM

Post #668

Re: #667: @sidedraft - Reinstated today:

Yes, reinstated, but to the Grey Sheets.

Excerpt from the Suspension:Brokers and dealers should be alert to the fact that, pursuant to Exchange Act Rule 15c2-11, at the termination of the trading suspensions, no quotation may be entered relating to the securities of the subject companies unless and until the broker or dealer has strictly complied with all of the provisions of the rule.

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-67417.pdf

sidedraft

07/27/12 12:15 AM

Post #667

Re: #666: @Renee - AENS SEC Suspension:

Reinstated today:

12K SEC REINSTATEMENT
02146J208
AENS
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES INC NEW
07/26/2012

http://www.dtcc.com/downloads/legal/imp_notices/2012/nscc/otc/OTC-143.pdf

Renee

07/12/12 9:35 AM

Post #666

AENS SEC Suspension:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-67417.pdf

ORDER:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-67417-o.pdf

ADMIN Proceeding:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2012/34-67418.pdf

Penny Roger$ Free

05/09/12 6:46 AM

Post #665

rattlewatch Free

07/01/11 2:19 PM

Post #664

Re: #663: @S3lfMade - under the radar

Sure is,picked a few up on the court order for restitution of $2,329,632.68 cash. Don't know where this goes when this announcement is made,also not sure of the current share structure here as the company has been quiet.

Gl

The case is on Pacer 1:07-cr-00659-Dab,Federal court Southern District of New York. Under USA vs Zehil. Waiting on the final order

1)Go to History
2)Item 28 page 3
3) signed order

S3lfMade

04/25/11 6:27 PM

Post #663

under the radar

coin_in_fountain Free

09/08/08 4:07 PM

Post #662

Who is still trading this thing? Does anybody have any reason to believe there is any residual value? I figured that long term building lease would have burned through any remnant cash.

coin_in_fountain Free

06/30/08 2:40 PM

Post #661

Alternative Energy ethanol company shutting down

Jun 26, 2008 (The Kansas City Star - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via
COMTEX) -- Alternative Energy Sources Inc. is ceasing operations after being
unable to expand its ethanol management consulting business and failing to raise
money to build an ethanol plant.

The Kansas City ethanol company, in a filing Wednesday with the Securities and
Exchange Commission, said it would take a $3.1 million charge for closing the
business, including $2.5 million associated with its proposed ethanol plant in
Boone County, Iowa.

Alternative Energy said its remaining employees will be "furloughed" next
Tuesday. The company did not provide the number of workers.

Mark Beemer, chief executive officer, will also serve as chief financial officer
as the company winds down.

After a board meeting Monday, four company directors resigned: Lee L. Blank, W.
Gordon Snyder, John D. McNamara and A. Michael Espy, who served as agriculture
secretary during the Clinton administration.

Ethanol companies have struggled recently as financing has dried up and corn
prices have risen. Another Kansas City ethanol company, Ethanex, filed for
bankruptcy earlier this year.

Alternative Energy signaled in April that it would have to cease operations if
it didn't find financing and said it was concentrating on expanding its
consulting business. In May, the company sued Louis Zehil, a Florida attorney,
for $1.65 million for allegedly engaging in insider trading of the company's
stock.

To reach Steve Everly, call 816-234-4455 or send e-mail to severly@kcstar.com.

keithhpkns Free

06/20/08 11:29 PM

Post #660

Re: #659: @kiwisteve - up tick and rsi and SAR buy signal

Tomorrow, June 21st, is the first day of summer. I wonder if AENS will cease as a company before we see the Fall?

kiwisteve

06/11/08 7:05 AM

Post #659

Re: #658: @keithhpkns - I think they weren't able to secure sufficient

up tick and rsi and SAR buy signal - whats up? Anything or nothing?

Kiwi

keithhpkns Free

06/09/08 9:21 PM

Post #658

Re: #657: @janal - Anyone have any idea what is going on?

I think they weren't able to secure sufficient funds to continue with their business plans. They seem to be trying to salvage what they can out of the business in the form of someone buying them out for 50 cents per share.

But, with lack of news on this matter and the fact that they have nothing more than some ethanol plant plans, I doubt they will be able to get 50 cents per share.

Just my opinions.

"You don't want to sell me death sticks, you want to go home and rethink your life." Obi-Wan Kenobi

janal

06/03/08 10:59 AM

Post #657

Anyone have any idea what is going on? See this article in the NY times.

http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/business/companies/alternative-energy-sources-inc/index.html

keithhpkns Free

04/23/08 12:59 PM

Post #656

Re: #655: @sometimes_right - luckily I soldout long ago at around $0.82

Exactly, I think this company will be done for in a few months.

sometimes_right Free

04/23/08 12:50 PM

Post #655

Re: #654: @keithhpkns - Thoughts on AENS SR?

luckily I soldout long ago at around $0.82 cents for only a slight loss... I think the company was too late to the game with their corn-based bio-fuel plan and now face very stiff socioeconomic & political headwinds since experts blame corn-ethanol on higher food costs and food riots in an alarmingly increasing number of countries... They should have embraced newer technologies when many investors mentioned the issue last Summer... IMO

keithhpkns Free

04/23/08 12:37 PM

Post #654

Re: #653: @sometimes_right - Making efficient hydrogen production a reality

Thoughts on AENS SR?

Based on the share price it looks like the buyout offer fell through. If it ever does reappear, I think it will be at 10 cents per share MAX.

sometimes_right Free

04/21/08 5:29 PM

Post #653

Making efficient hydrogen production a reality

Hydrogen as an everyday, environmentally friendly fuel source may be closer than we think, according to Penn State researcher, Dr. Bruce E. Logan. He suggests a method based on microbial fuel cells converting cellulose and other biodegradable organic materials directly into hydrogen.

View Video:

http://x02.ur.psu.edu/video/in_motion/biohydrogen.html

nightwish

04/05/08 12:25 PM

Post #652

Re: #651: @keithhpkns - Could you post that e-mail here for all

I think I´m not allowed to post private messages here without their permission.

I think Mr Holland would answer your questions too if you ask him via e-mail.

But one thing should be for sure: management will try their best because they all should have invested personal risk and money in AENS.

So we all hope the best ...

keithhpkns Free

04/03/08 6:47 PM

Post #651

Re: #650: @nightwish - Rebound today? Btw: Why didn´t insiders sell ???

Could you post that e-mail here for all to see?

nightwish

04/03/08 10:00 AM

Post #650

Re: #649: @coin_in_fountain - If this company had any remaining value, the

Rebound today? Btw: Why didn´t insiders sell ???

The list at the link (see last post) shows no insider selling but only buys.

I ask myself why Mr Beemer and Co who own more than 10 million shares didn´t make their shares to money when share price was higher a few weeks or even few days before.

Would you personally as manager wait to sell in such a situation until your shares are worthless if you knew that your company is at the end??? That is what me makes think that there is still hope for a buyout or another possitive development.

Besides I got an e-mail from Mr Holland. I think they try their best to eventually survive until the market conditions are in better shape.

coin_in_fountain Free

04/03/08 9:37 AM

Post #649

Re: #648: @nightwish - Nobody asks who is buying all sold shares?

If this company had any remaining value, the insiders would be buying like crazy.

http://www.insidercow.com/history/company.jsp?company=AENS

nightwish

04/02/08 12:25 PM

Post #648

Nobody asks who is buying all sold shares?

Everybody seems to be in panic and is selling. But who are the people who buy now? And why do they buy now?

You should have to think about the fact that a buyout is still possible and if they think to have cash for next three months there are still 3 months time. In this time a lot of things can happen.

coin_in_fountain Free

03/31/08 5:09 PM

Post #647

Re: #646: @keithhpkns - They "may" have enough money to get them

Ya, they look like they are on target to go out of business in June.

It's too bad. I think they're an honest bunch of hard working guys that got to the ethanol party too late.

Here is the link to the latest report:

http://alternativeenergy.ir.edgar-online.com/fetchFilingFrameset.aspx?FilingID=5832765&Type=HTML

keithhpkns Free

03/31/08 10:40 AM

Post #646

They "may" have enough money to get them through June 2008 at the latest. Not looking good.

31-Mar-2008

Annual Report

ITEM 6. MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OR PLAN OF OPERATIONS
Management's Plan of Operation and Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations

We are a development stage company that has been engaged in product development and pre-operational activities since its formation and have no operating history as a producer of ethanol. Prior to the first quarter of 2008, we had no revenues. We had planned to engage in the business of constructing, owning and operating fuel grade ethanol plants in the Midwest corn-belt. To date, we have been unsuccessful in securing the necessary capital to implement our business plan. In order to continue in business it will be necessary to generate cash flow; otherwise the Company will have insufficient funds to continue its business. To generate cash flow, commencing in the first quarter of 2008, we have sought to provide management advisory and consulting services. While we have generated a limited amount of revenue from our consulting activity in early 2008, monthly revenue has not been sufficient to cover the Company's monthly operating expenses. Our only revenue has been derived from a consulting agreement that is scheduled to terminate effective March 31, 2008. As of the date of this report, we have no other immediate prospects of generating additional revenue, other than the proceeds from the settled lawsuit against McGuireWoods LLP discussed in Item 3 above.

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Our financial statements as of and for the period ended December 31, 2007 have been prepared on a going concern basis, which contemplates the realization of assets and the settlement of liabilities and commitments in the normal course of business. There can be no guarantee that we will be successful in generating sufficient cash flow from consulting and advisory services to continue as a going concern. If we are unsuccessful, we will cease operations.

The Company had no ethanol operations during 2007, and therefore no material operating or capital expenditures for the period. General and administrative expenditures for the year ended December 31, 2007 totaled $6,852,367. The Company is attempting to reduce its recurring operating cash uses to approximately $150,000 per month in the second quarter of 2008. The Company also anticipates no project development expenditures in 2008 unless significant funding is received.

If we are successful in bringing down our costs to $150,000 per month, and are paid the $320,000 we expect to receive from the McGuireWoods LLP settlement, we estimate we have sufficient cash on hand to continue our business until June, 2008.

To address our ability to continue as a going concern, we have been seeking additional capital through the sale and issuance of equity and debt financing. At this point, we have not been able to obtain this capital.

Our plan was to construct ethanol plants in Boone County, Iowa and Kankakee, Illinois and all permits for those plants were obtained in June, 2007. However, as noted above, we have been unable to obtain the capital to construct the plants. As a result, we were unable to extend the option to purchase land for the Kankakee, Illinois plant. We extended the option to purchase land for the Boone County, Iowa plant until the end of 2008 but must obtain capital to construct the plant which in the current environment may not be possible.

To complete construction and commence operation of the two plants we will need to raise approximately $730 million in new capital. This amount is intended to cover the cost of construction, capitalized interest during construction, pre-operating costs, financing and legal fees and the necessary working capital lines to operate the Plants and provide for risk management hedging activities. If we are unable to obtain this new capital we may not be able to continue as a going concern.

The Company's Board of Directors formed a Special Committee to explore and evaluate strategic alternatives aimed at enhancing shareholder value for the Company's non-management stockholders. Strategic alternatives considered include a possible sale of the Company. The Special Committee has retained the investment banking firm of Christenberry Collet & Company, Inc. to provide independent financial advisory services and has engaged Stinson Morrison Hecker LLP as independent legal counsel. No strategic alternative will be pursued unless it is recommended by the Special Committee.

The Company and a privately-held company (the "Potential Acquiror") entered into a letter agreement to provide financial assurances to the Potential Acquiror for the time and expense incurred in evaluating a possible purchase of the Company. Under the terms of the letter agreement, the Company is free to pursue any strategic transaction including the sale of the Company to another acquiror but is required to pay the Potential Acquiror a fee of $500,000 (and reimburse its reasonable expenses up to $500,000) if, within one year, the Company enters into an agreement with respect to a change-of-control transaction with another acquiror. However, that fee would be payable only upon consummation of such a transaction. There can also be no assurance regarding whether the Board will elect to pursue any other strategic alternatives it may consider, or that any such alternatives will be consummated.

Alternative Energy Sources, Inc. was incorporated on April 8, 2002 as a development stage company that planned to profit by providing consulting services and selling wind energy power systems to the residential, agricultural and small business sectors throughout Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Oregon.

In the 3rd quarter of 2004, the Company stated on Form 10-QSB that it was changing its business plan from focusing on business opportunities within the alternative energy marketplace to identifying and pursuing the development of a new business plan and direction for the Company. The reason for the change of direction was based upon the Company's inability to raise proceeds or generate revenue from its proposed business plan. Since August 19, 2004, until the first quarter of 2008, we had no revenues.

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As of December 31, 2007, we had seven full time employees who are responsible for company-wide management, marketing, project management, logistics and administration. If we are successful in obtaining financing, thus allowing us to execute the business plan, we anticipate an increase in employees of up to 25 full time equivalents by the end of 2008. There can be no assurance that the Company will be successful in obtaining the necessary funding to execute our business plan.

Off-Balance Sheet Arrangements

We have no off-balance sheet arrangements.

keithhpkns Free

03/27/08 12:45 PM

Post #645

Re: #644: @coin_in_fountain - I think this company is dead. It

The only value for the company is in those plans and permits. Are those worth 50 cents per share??? I doubt it, but they are worth something. That is why the current price is still too high, but once it is around 1 to 3 cents per share, then it will probably be a buy. But, it still is too early to tell if that will even be a buy.

I think everyone is starting to realize that Ethanol is worse than oil, and that it is not the sollution. But, as long as some still think it is, there may yet be a bit of money to be made here.

coin_in_fountain Free

03/27/08 10:31 AM

Post #644

I think this company is dead. It looks like their only revenue stream with their "potential acquiror" has dried up, Wilner resigned from the board, no deal on the horizon, and they have little money in the bank. Their only "significant" assets now seem to be those plans & permits for the Ogden ethanol plant, but most new ethanol plant construction around the country has been halted, so those assets seem worthless. At this point I challenge anybody to find any shareholder value here, existing or potential.

http://alternativeenergy.ir.edgar-online.com/fetchFilingFrameset.aspx?FilingID=5751242&Type=HTML

"Termination of a Material Definitive Agreement

On February 15, 2008, Alternative Energy Sources, Inc. (the “Company”) received notice of the termination of the Management Services Agreement dated January 9, 2008, between the Company and a potential acquiror (the “Agreement”). The termination is effective at the end of March 2008.

As previously announced, on January 9, 2008 the Company entered into the Agreement with the potential acquiror pursuant to which the Company provides a range of services to the potential acquiror, as outlined in the Agreement, for a fee of $125,000 per month during the term of the Agreement.
The Company has not entered into an agreement with the potential acquiror providing for the purchase of the Company, and no assurance can be given that any such agreement will be executed. The Company does not intend to provide updates or make any further comment until the outcome of the process is determined or until there are significant developments.

keithhpkns Free

03/24/08 6:40 PM

Post #643

Re: #642: @keithhpkns - AENS should release their next 8K filing this

Man I'm good, I was right on! lol

http://biz.yahoo.com/e/080324/aens.ob8-k.html

In my opinion, the reason he resigned is because he knows there isn't a future with AENS. The buyout may happen, but will it be at 50 cents per share? Everyone knows that ethanol is not the answer, just ask Cramer or Buffet. In my opinion it is in wind and solar.

keithhpkns Free

03/24/08 9:26 AM

Post #642

AENS should release their next 8K filing this week sometime.

nightwish

03/10/08 1:33 PM

Post #641

Don´t think so. AENS said something about a private-held company and this is a public one. And AENS doesn´t have an existing plant which this company could acquire. So it doesn´t seem that AENS could be the candidate ...

prinvin

03/07/08 3:57 PM

Post #640

Re: #639: @keithhpkns - In reply to my e-mail conversation with him,

Could this be related to AENS?

http://moneycentral.msn.com/inc/news/tickerredir.asp?Feed=MW&Date=20080306&ID=8295592&Symbol=AFSE

keithhpkns Free

03/05/08 10:00 AM

Post #639

Re: #638: @keithhpkns - E-mail conversation with John Holland from AENS...

In reply to my e-mail conversation with him, he seemed to really dodge my questions. I guess the filing that they will release later this month might make or break this stock. If they announce that the 50 cent per share buyout offer is no longer on the table, then this will go to a penny or less that day imo.

I e-mailed him about two months ago about their plans for the future, and he replied that they plan on doing this or that if they can convince the potential acquirer and all. He would mention them before to me in an e-mail, now he won't even comment on them. This leads me to believe that something is up.

BTW, his email is holland@aensi.com. It is not that hard to find at all, as it is listed on the website along with e-mail addresses for the other members of management, but he is the only one that I have ever gotten to reply to me.

keithhpkns Free

03/05/08 9:55 AM

Post #638

E-mail conversation with John Holland from AENS...

ME-

Hello,

Is the 50 cents per share buyout offer for AENS still on the table? Do you know the reasons for the termination of the "Management Services Agreement dated January 9, 2008"? Is it perhaps because they no longer require the services because the buyout is getting ready to happen?

Thanks!

Mr. Holland-

Keith, I can’t comment beyond what we have stated publicly in our latest press release. Any information we provide will be provided to all shareholders via an 8-K release.

Regards,

John Holland

ME-

Are you able to confirm or deny, that you are still in negotiations with the potential acquirer or with any other interested party?

Mr. Holland-

Keith, I cannot provide any further guidance other than what we have released publicly to date.

ME-

Okay, can you at least confirm for me that bankruptcy is not the path you may plan to pursue?

Mr. Holland

Obviously I cannot make any comments regarding the outlook, that is reserved for the next SEC filing which will be in late March.

Fedex

02/27/08 10:30 AM

Post #636

Re: #635: @keithhpkns - Hit an all time high? This will never

This company is done. according to their latest PR, the contract with the potential buyer is done after march.

Why does this stock still even exist?

keithhpkns Free

02/27/08 4:21 AM

Post #635

Re: #634: @steeler3258 - Yea but don't you see...!?!? When was the

Hit an all time high? This will never get above 50 cents per share again. I think that AENS will see 5 cents per share before we see 15 cents per share again.

In my opinion, once we see 10 cents per share (which we are slowly getting to) then this will drop far more quickly afterwords.

steeler3258 Terminated

02/23/08 8:32 PM

Post #634

Re: #633: @prinvin - Go ahead and stick a fork in this

Yea but don't you see...!?!? When was the last time Congress or anyone else cared about the enviroment or anyone? If they can make money, even for a short period, they will. I think this is going to take off. Maybe hit an all time high, then fold. Worth watching

prinvin

02/23/08 8:58 AM

Post #633

Re: #632: @slove2golf - i agree..they dont have much to offer..but good luck

Go ahead and stick a fork in this company THERE DONE!!!!

slove2golf Free

02/20/08 8:32 AM

Post #632

Re: #631: @keithhpkns - I actually am not an investor in AENS

i agree..they dont have much to offer..but good luck

keithhpkns Free

02/19/08 6:06 PM

Post #631

Re: #630: @slove2golf - hi keith..are you taking over 2create..it seems that

I actually am not an investor in AENS yet. Been watching it drop for over a year now, glad I didn't invest in this back when yahoo had the 1 year target estimate at like $36 per share.

This seems to be following the same path as AURC, touting a buyout and then dropping a bunch with no news, so I don't think that AENS will be a buy until around 2 to 3 cents per share which will probably happen around May or June. Then there "might" be news with a buyout, but I still don't see how AENS can be worth 50 cents per share.

slove2golf Free

02/19/08 8:00 AM

Post #630

Re: #627: @keithhpkns - So far from the survey results (posted above

hi keith..are you taking over 2create..it seems that way..i was watching this stock for 2 years but never put $$$ in it..for a simple reason it coast to much to produce.good luck to all i hope you get your investment back.

prinvin

02/11/08 7:27 PM

Post #629

Re: #628: @coin_in_fountain - Looking at the latest news

Ouch! This article certainly won't help matters.

http://blogs.moneycentral.msn.com/topstocks/archive/2008/02/10/ethanol-myth-blasted-in-new-science-mag.aspx

coin_in_fountain Free

02/04/08 2:14 PM

Post #628

Looking at the latest news

The article below implies that building a new plant doesn't make any sense any more, and the only practical way to get into this business is to buy an existing plant. OK, that makes perfect sense. We figured that out a long time ago.

It also sounds like they have run out of money, and their people are now contracting themselves out to some other existing ethanol business. That keeps their paychecks from bouncing, presumably until the ethanol business gets back on its feet, and building that Ogden plant becomes viable again?

If all of this is true, it sounds like these AENS guys are expecting a VERY lengthly delay before ever getting back on track with their Ogden plant plans. It also suggests that they are very stubborn, they're going to do everything possible to hang onto those Ogden dreams for as long as it takes to become viable again. In other words, these guys may have found a way for this small company to successfully "hibernate" until the ethanol business improves. Maybe they figure they'll be first in line to build a new plant when market conditions allow.

I've never seen anything like this before. They must really be convinced of the value of their past work. They refuse to give up, even though they're broke, so they're working for somebody else in the meantime. Amazing story, isn't it? To me, it looks like this stock isn't going to zero, but it also isn't going up anytime in the near future until such a time that new ethanol plants become desirable again. (A year, two, or maybe even three?)

If they can collectively earn $125K/month working for somebody else, they must be pretty good in their respective fields. These guys seem to be honest business men, and haven't abandoned shareholders. That says a lot about their character. They just had very bad timing trying to enter the ethanol business, that's all.

Perhaps their strategy is to keep their skills sharp working for this potential acquiring company, and then eventually this other company will buy AENS' Ogden plans, and put them in charge of it? That story would have a happy ending, sort of. The AENS shareholders would get their 50 cents, and the AENS guys would realize their new plant dreams, albeit working for somebody else.

Of course all of this is speculation on my part, based on the little information we have.

..........................................................

BRIEF: Alternative Energy to provide services to potential buyer

Jan 14, 2008 (The Kansas City Star - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via
COMTEX) -- Alternative Energy Sources Inc. said this morning that it has agreed
to provide services to its potential acquirer in exchange for $125,000 a month.

The agreement provides "incremental cash flow" while Kansas City-based
Alternative Energy considers its options. The company formed in 2006 to build
ethanol producing facilities but has not raised the money necessary.

Last week, the company let expire its option to buy land in Illinois, where it
had planned to build a 110 million gallon plant. Executives said it is cheaper
now to buy an existing plant than to build a new one.

Today's announcement did not identify the company that is considering whether to
buy Alternative Energy.

It listed the services as evaluate corn procurement strategy, commercial
contract review and analysis, risk management review and analysis, operations
evaluation, logistics assessment (rail, truck, barge and ship), due diligence
support and other items as agreed.

Alternative Energy shares were unchanged at 14 cents each in trading on the OTC
Bulletin Board.

| Mark Davis, mdavis@kcstar.com

To see more of The Kansas City Star, or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to

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keithhpkns Free

02/01/08 9:19 PM

Post #627

So far from the survey results (posted above in the ibox) only 1 person out of the 7 who took the survey, think that AENS will get bought out for 50 cents per share. A couple others think for less than 50 cents, 3 say no buyout, and 1 person didn't answer for some reason.

Over half agree that the only hope for AENS shareholders is for the buyout, and that AENS will go bankrupt if there is no buyout.

I guess time is the only thing that will tell. I personally think that we won't recieve any kind of news about the buyout for 3 to 4 more months and that the buyout will eventually occur around July or August or so. Until then I think that the pps will slowly fall below a nickel by March or April.

keithhpkns Free

01/31/08 9:22 AM

Post #626

Re: #625: @Fedex - no link.

You can't be serious, right to the left of "post new message".

It is all of about a half an inch above the latest message.

Fedex

01/31/08 9:09 AM

Post #625

Re: #624: @keithhpkns - Do you see the link right above?

no link.

keithhpkns Free

01/31/08 7:43 AM

Post #624

Re: #622: @coin_in_fountain - What survey? Where?

Do you see the link right above?

coin_in_fountain Free

01/31/08 6:30 AM

Post #623

Re: #619: @prinvin - If the Kankakee, Illinois Site is dead why

That's a good point. I suspect they are operating with only a "skeleton crew", far short of the bandwidth needed to keep the web site properly updated. They're probably just trying to preserve as much cash as possible, hoping the ethanol market will turn around. Let's face it, their objective right now is to sell the company, not attract new retail investors.

coin_in_fountain Free

01/31/08 6:26 AM

Post #622

Re: #621: @keithhpkns - I'm surprised that no one else besides me

What survey? Where?

keithhpkns Free

01/30/08 6:54 AM

Post #621

I'm surprised that no one else besides me has taken the survey yet. Perhaps there really isn't much interest in this stock.

Fedex

01/29/08 1:59 PM

Post #620

Re: #619: @prinvin - If the Kankakee, Illinois Site is dead why

email them and ask. i would be interested to know the answer.

prinvin

01/29/08 1:04 PM

Post #619

Re: #618: @keithhpkns - You all can now take a survey now

If the Kankakee, Illinois Site is dead why don't they take it off their website? Just as well take the Ogden, Iowa site off at the same time.

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-----------------> Stock Symbol: OTCBB (AENS.OB) <----------------- Mark Beemer, - CEO and Chairman of the Board {Former Management Executive with the Nations #1 Ethanol Producer division of (NYSE:ADM)} Lee Blank, – President and COO {Former Management Executive with the Nations #1 Ethanol Producer division of (NYSE:ADM)} -Website: http://www.aensi.com/index.cfm -Corporate Profile: Alternative Energy Sources Inc. (AENS.OB) is led by a seasoned management team with extensive Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE:ADM) experience. Mark Beemer (CEO and Chairman of the Board), Lee Blank (President and COO), John Holland (CFO) and John Ward (EVP) bring a critical assortment of varied, yet complementary, competencies to AENS. ...Dedicated to maintaining low overhead and minimizing cost structures, Alternative Energy Sources will facilitate direct negotiations with large petroleum companies and feedlots, thereby eliminating exorbitant brokerage and consulting fees. Further, Alternative Energy Sources Inc. will call upon its vast experience in grain trading, railroad negotiations, logistical economics and acquisitions to ensure the success and growth of this venture. -Contact Information- Alternative Energy Sources Inc. 1911 Central St. Kansas City, MO 64108 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 410251 Kansas City, MO 64141-0251 Toll Free: 866-496-3835 (FUEL) Local: 816-842-3835 (FUEL) Fax: 816-842-3836 --------------------------------------------------------------

>EMAIL: Mark Beemer, CEO and Chairman of the Board beemer@AENSI.com >EMAIL: Lee Blank, President and COO blank@AENSI.com >EMAIL: John Holland, Executive Vice President and CFO holland@AENSI.com --------------------------------------------------------------- -LINK: Investor Overview -&- SEC Filings: http://www.aensi.com/overview.cfm -LINK: Press Releases - Current NEWS http://www.aensi.com/press_releases.cfm -LINK: BLOOMBERG T.V. Interview with Mark Beemer, CEO http://www.alternativeenergysourcesinc.com/images/BWH002-004.wmv -LINK: Insider Trading and Stock Options http://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1175867.htm -Research: How Ethanol is Made, Today and Tomorrow http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060827/OPINION03/60826002/1110 **NEWS!! AENS Ex Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) Executives to Build Ethanol Leader** ---> In The Beginning: --Alternative Energy Sources, Inc. Completes Initial $12 Million Financing and Merger-- KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 20, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Alternative Energy Sources, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: AENS) today announced the completion of a stock-to-stock merger with Beemer Energy, a privately held Delaware corporation engaged in the development of "green-field" ethanol sites, the conversion of existing industrial facilities to ethanol production and the management of ethanol businesses. Alternative Energy Sources will retain Beemer Energy's senior management team led by CEO Mark A. Beemer and Chief Operating Officer Lee Blank. The merger resulted in Beemer Energy becoming a publicly traded company, and Beemer's management and board of directors have assumed operational control of Alternative Energy. Concurrent with the closing of the merger, Alternative Energy Sources completed a $12 million private placement financing of common stock and warrants to a group of institutional and accredited investors. Initially targeting a $5 million financing, the private placement was significantly oversubscribed. The net proceeds from the financing will be used for general working capital purposes. Mark Beemer, the Company's CEO, stated, "This transaction represents the accomplishment of a major objective for the Company, and I am very excited about our growth potential in the ethanol space. We see an exciting and long term future in the production of renewable fuels and Alternative Energy Sources will be helping to meet the significant ethanol demand caused by the shift away from oil energy dependence to a renewable carbohydrate based fuel source. It is our immediate objective to construct several 110 million gallon ethanol plants in the Midwest intending to be a major player in forward consolidation of the industry focusing on 'lowest cost producer status' and major transportation infrastructures to provide a seamless pipeline of ethanol to the end user on any coast." Beemer and Blank bring extensive management and leadership abilities to Alternative Energy Sources. Both served in executive management positions with agri-processing giant Archer Daniels Midland Company, the largest producer of ethanol. Through their cumulative thirty-seven year roles they have navigated businesses through three droughts, used extensive hedging and risk management strategies, focused businesses on efficient rail and barge transportation modes, and managed a host of grain elevators and agricultural processing facilities throughout the Midwest. Blank commented, "It is our intent to develop the most comprehensive ethanol manufacturing leadership team including all areas of ethanol sales, Dried Distillers Grains Merchandising (DDG's), coal merchandising, plant operations, and transportation/logistical consolidation." -About Alternative Energy Sources: Alternative Energy Sources, Inc. is engaged in the business of constructing, owning and operating fuel grade ethanol plants which are expected to be in commercial production in 2008. Each plant is expected to produce nearly 100 cars of ethanol per week. Intending to be the "lowest cost producer" of ethanol by means of numerous cost-effective strategies to differentiate itself from other ethanol companies. Alternative Energy Sources Inc. will be led by a seasoned management team who will call on their vast experience in grain trading, railroad negotiations, logistical economics and acquisitions to ensure success and growth. -SOURCE: Alternative Energy Sources, Inc.

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