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What happened to CSG Inc.?
Well this is now the only one showing present.
1999-Present
Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Principal Accounting Officer and Director
CAPE Systems Group, Inc.
I would like to see the only one presently trading!!!!!!
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=191409
TP - If you still have my email address, please let me know what is going on or what may be going on. Speculation or not. I don't have a paid subscription here anymore because they kept erasing all my posts. Why would anyone pay to be treated like that? lol. So you can no longer send me a private message. But my email is the same. Thanks bro
Your not reaching any further than we have before.
It would be great if there was some kind of public statement.
Yes. Tried to edit it but, was too late.
www.gcsinc.net doesn't exist anymore.
New Jersey shows CSG Staffing, Inc. is associated with Cape Systems, Inc. due to a name change...
Business profiles for CSG Staffing, Inc....
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/Stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=251891022
No website or Key Executives.
FWIW... Danaher has been known to sell some of it's companies. Albeit, in billions of dollars. From what I've been reading, the company isn't doing as well as expected lately. It's not doing bad, just not as well as expected. They currently hold over 40 different companies. They acquired 14 more in the first 6 months of this year.
It still may be possible, imo. Reaching, I know.
Target company?
Here hold my assets so I can clean the books ?
$19M in NJ NOLs still floatin around. Where'd it go?
Target company?
Didn't we sell a bunch of stuff to them? That would be a good buy/ merge.
Esko. ??
April Fools Day >The Sequel to "Groundhog Day"
Coming to a Theatre Near you in 30-45 Days
7 mos until April fool's day. lol
From Uncle Nic...
"Thank you for your kind comments and yes it does have me laser focused on CYSG"
Nic is under investigation by the SEC ?
and was restricted in company decisions?
and for the life of me I have to say it
Kudos to GIMMIE he was 100% correct LMAO
I think he's taking 30-45 days to figure out what he'll do.
I wonder why he resigned.
Interesting!! More time to get CSG Inc. Or he did or is selling his house maybe he is leave the states? Lol
DecisionPoint™ Systems, Inc. (OTCQB: DPSI and OTCQB: DPSIP), a leading provider and integrator of Enterprise Mobility and Wireless Applications, announced today that Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Toms, 66, tendered his resignation today, effective immediately. The Board accepted his resignation from management, as well as from the Board of Directors.
Why do you say that?
Looks like Nic sold one business and resigned from the other.
Just having 192 followers on this stock is quite amazing itself.
Gator that's sure a whole lot of info in one conversation. ..Why dont you contact him seriously and tell us what he really has to say .. providing he comes out with anything but B.S.
Like I've been saying for years. Any day now.
I have yet to speak to him directly. He'll talk to me, eventually. He has to and he will.
I know your pissed at him.. when was the last time you talked to him?
Uncle Nic has some splainin to do. He's not done dealin' with me yet.
Thanks. That's a little more encouraging. Maybe they're waiting until the four-year anniversary of the revocation to make the announcement really special.
I have heard pieces of all from Nic, Paul and Phil.
Was Nic your source of information, or the CFO?
Thanks for sharing gator!!! About the same info on my end!
YES.. 30-60 more days or it could be 30-60 after that... can't WAIT!
Just got off the phone with Uncle Nic. He told me 30-60 more days, September, bleeding into October, but that we would all be ecstatic. Told me to pay no mind to the years of no communication, the selling off of the assets, the revocation or the crappy quarterly results. Uncle Nic also said not to worry about him getting in any trouble with the feds; that it was all just a mis-understanding and like the phoenix he would rise from the ashes triumphantly. Further he told me that there would be no RS, we would all be made whole and profit greatly. He thanked me for the years of blind loyalty and faith and asked if I enjoyed the recent World Cup.
Or maybe I just heard the crickets....it was definitely one of the two. See you guys in a few weeks when I check back in for another dose of frustration.
God Bless.
Just a guess Q2 was not so great???
I'll give you a pack of cigarettes for a extra scoop of beakfast mush! LOL!!
He is Multi Tasking Doing a Renovation On All Three.
At his level?? You mean the level where you make license plates all day??
His new home won't be quite so extravagant.
His wife is an interior designer. I'm sure she did all the work but, I'm sure it wasn't cheap.
Are you kidding me... It's called having people do things for you. At his level he has people that have people to do things!!!
I'm surprised he's had time to oversee a renovation when he's been working so hard to get CYSG relisted and DPSI on the NASDAQ.
Weird.
Looks like he's been spending quite a bit of money...
05/06/14
The one time home of a convent associated with the Church of St. Joseph, the townhouse at 154 Waverly Place, which dates to 1839, subsequently housed Andre O’Neal Harrell, one half of the Harlem hip-hop duo Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (Mr. Harrell went on to found Uptown Records—the sometime home of Heavy D & the Boyz and Mary J. Blige, among others.) Since 2000, though, it has been occupied by Nicholas R. H. Toms—CEO of mobile computing and wireless provider DecisionPoint Systems—and his wife Caroline, who bought it for $4.2 million and swiftly embarked on a two-year renovation to restore the 5,900 square-foot residence to its pre-convent, single-family configuration.
With three teenage children heading for boarding school, however, the family has more recently been on the lookout for something a bit more practical for their current needs, Mr. Toms told the New York Times. The renovation was insufficient, apparently, to entice buyers at the $20 million asking price the Toms tried for last year. But $14.95 million, its most recent listing price, proved to be more like it; the townhouse has just entered contract, according to Donna Olshan’s luxury report.
“We replaced everything except the staircase,” Mr. Toms told the Times. But 154 Waverly was not the subject of a modern, high-sheen overhaul. The home has distressed, pine plank flooring, tons of intricate molding, ceilings 11 and 12 feet high, and numerous fireplaces. There is custom silk fabric on the walls and French doors opening on a terrace large enough for dining. A wet bar in bright red lacquer offers a splash of mischief amid an otherwise staid ensemble that includes toile wallpaper, chandeliers and a formal living room done in a soft shade of daffodil. The listing, held by Rachel Glazer at Brown Harris Stevens, boasts of 2,000 square feet of outdoor space, including a sunken deck and a bricked patio.
http://observer.com/2014/05/ge-thee-to-a-nunnery-ex-convent-on-waverly-asking-14-95-m-goes-into-contract/
awhhh you know he's enjoying his time....the weathers nice, just grab a cold one and forget all about cysg--csg??? doing what he does best.
Why don't you ask Nic how he's enjoying his free time?
Sooner or later, it catches up to you.
No one cares if you got a response from Toms. His little run of incompetence is about to end.
Couldn't have happened to a better person.
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The future home off CSG Inc.
www.csginc.net
Cape Systems Group is in the process of an Asset Sale. Cape Systems Group Inc. intends to sell it's two subsidiaries, 'Cape Systems and Consulting Services Limited' and 'Cape Systems Limited,' to ESKO. The estimated closing date is September 30th, 2013.
After the Asset Sale, the shell company intends to change it's name to CSG Inc., use proceeds to purchase an operating company, and to relist the common stock.
A detailed proxy statement has been sent to Shareholders.
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