2nd ---The DD on new CEO
This may be a little long, but it is some DD on the new CEO, and on his company.
He and another guy started the company a number of years ago.
There was suppose to be a $8,000,000 investment at the start. I never checked that out.
They had 8 people. One site said 11.
They were filed in Nevada with Wroblewski being one of 4 people signing the filing.
Their Nevada registration was later permantly revoked. I didn't look to see why.
Page forward to today.
The company has dwindled down to 2 people. 1 less than NSEH has.
Yearly revenue is $130,000. Hardly enough for 2 people. Yates makes over twice that.
I called the CEOs company during day hours. No answer.
I called the CEOs personal phone after that. No answer.
I notice that both the number for the company and his personal phone were the same.
I traced the number. It was a land line. It was at his home phone at a 2 story brick home in a residential neighborhood, white car in front, probably not his, red car owned by person across street, neighbor of that person owns blue pickup. Phone for company is his home phone, and is at his home.
Address for company is a address for a home in a residential area.
About the only thing that can be found about his credentials are what he wrote.
Someone said his credentials are fantastic. Really, all he does is provide a service. And he must do it very poorly with only $130,000 in revenue a year. One company put an estimate for the company revenue at $400k, but stated it was only a guess. The first was stated as actual.
His company does a service for other companies. He might just have supplied the companies with erasers and said he was involved with them. That is how corporate resumes are made. I knew the Vice President of Chrysler. He had a resume a mile long. He quit and got another job. They eventually fired him saying he was the worst CEO they ever saw. Corporate resumes are always twisted.
There is more, but I'm not going to bother with it.
Yates and this CEO come from the same boat.
Except for Williams who wanted no part of NSEH, Yates always comes up with the same kind of people as him, out of the same boat. The good ones stay away. Murphy was a lawyer from Florida that had his bar license suspended for a year for cheating his clients out of money. Roberton who was CEO for a short time was worthless and made things worse. The board of directors of NSEH and some people involved with the company were CEOs from other companies, most of them the SEC suspending their stock. Scott, the person who Yates passed off to the shareholders as a top consultant was just a welder from AO Smith. And Yates cheated him out of money too with stock. And when the guys wife became sick and was dying he asked Yates for some money back for her medical bills, and Yates refused. The place Yates was having do some of the filings for him looked like a small slum of a garage business in the worst part of a city. The SEC returned a number of filings saying they were done wrong. It seems that Yates runs around with a certain kind of people. It's been the same boat for decades. We are pretty sure we know what it is, but we don't care anymore. Things run deep in this company and far back. We could find out, but not worth the effort.
No one who knows what they are doing ever comes into this company. It's the same crowd from the same boat.
Oh I forgot. There is one person that knows what he is doing. That is Lucky. That guy is good. Very good at what he does. Find out what he is doing.
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