Re 116696
A very well thought out post.
It would be nice if Mr. Samblis or his cohorts would respond to the numerous questions that were asked by myself and others, either on this website or the next 10Q.
However, he can not because if he responded honestly, he would further be exposed.
The only difference between this and CYNK Technology, is one of price. The assets of this company are worthless.
The lemmings follow Steven to the sea and get all excited when the stock goes up .009 of a cent. With the exception of the honorable Asher Financial who gets hundreds of millions of shares when they convert their debt, other owners who have say 100,000 shares make a big $900 before taxes and commissions.
So, while you , the small shareholders jump on the band wagon and allow the stock to be bid up, Sleazy Steve and his band of merrymen are making tens of thousands of dollars or more, and laughing at the poor schmucks who believe in the main Scammer himself Steven.
I knew Ace Greenberg, I worked for Ace Greenberg and Asher Financial and Steve Samblis are no Ace Greenberg.
Please Mr. Steve, disclose once and for all your business plan that will work with no money. To be kind, if you had 100,000,000 shares outstanding and made $500,000 after tax - your eps would not even be one penny.
Hey Stevie Boy, how come the convertible preferred are not included in the EPS calculation? Could it be that your abacus or calculator can not divide by that number of shares. I will help you, if you ever make money, your EPS would be 0.
WAKE UP PEOPLE. THERE IS NO BUSINESS HERE EXCEPT FOR A PRINTING PRESS THAT GENERATES MORE SHARES OUTSTANDING THAN SPONGETECH.
WAKE UP SEC THIS IS A SCAM
WAKE UP AUDITORS' ONE DAY, WHEN AN ATTORNEY WANTS TO EXPOSE ALL OF THE INCONSISTENCIES AND FALSE STATEMENTS, YOU WILL BE NAMED IN THE CLASS ACTION SUIT AS THE ONLY ONE THAT HAS MONEY OR INSURANCE IS YOU.
Good luck to all. To Asher Financial, congrats on your conversion of debt to equity, not disclosing same to the SEC and taking advantage of a CEO who is clueless about business and finance, despite his years as a penny stock broker with Blinder Robinson,
Cheerio and good night,
