EcoloCap Solutions Inc. (fka ECOS)

[tw2319]

Yo A-

(Morning!)
I'm here..had to catch up on on all the good convo going on. Get coffee...scratch my backside a couple of times.....flip on the slippers, and the Hugh Hefner Robe and then:

Wow: CMI- Very nice find!!!!


Again...clock work...locking it in...slapping it down....



Morning all!!!



T.

[Kevinlt]

Lol and all that glitters is gold.

[DONT SQUEAL]

hes showing us the stairway to heaven!!

[Kevinlt]

That’s weird BMIC just moved to .0052

[Kevinlt]

Who was the person that posted last week before the 8k came out that it was going to .60? they said it was in the filings just had to read it. Interesting haven’t heard anything else from them.

[DONT SQUEAL]

BMIC AND VNDM look like they are going to war today lol

[Cheetah Man Iowa]

9/29 was the same day there were all of those huge block trade purchases too.

[DONT SQUEAL]

lets hope it plays out Holmes

[adammh]

Hahahah DS I may have to get PM back just to be able to respond to you lmao but you know I won’t say anything hahaha

This is starting to look more and more like your sticky post

[DONT SQUEAL]

VERY VERY INTERESTING SETUP HERE!!

Action Type: Amended Designation
Document Number: 20170413873-76 # of Pages: 1
File Date: 9/29/2017 Effective Date:
SERIES A PREFERRED STOCK

[adammh]

Lmfao! I was gonna say to roll out of bed and roll something up but you beat me to it

[DONT SQUEAL]

im here... i still gotta smoke and drink something to wake up..! Good morning everyone! Wake and bake, and shake and bake time!! ECOS Silver-town!

[adammh]

So pumped. I really think this is the real deal. Too much potential.

The problem with OTC is that some products have potential and the team sucks on this one, however, the product has potential but not only for ECOS but for LRS, it’s a dif ball game when there is more than one company on it. Especially when one is a monster private company!!!

[adammh]

Dutch, kevin, cheetah looking good!

Tw and Ds wake up damnit. I don’t want to here that you had to catch your food yesterday, Tw, it’s time to post on ECOS board lmao

Morning everyone!

[Kevinlt]

Hell no wonder I couldn’t sleep last night. The ole brain kept spinning thinking about what was going on.

[Cheetah Man Iowa]

I agree. And it was the same day we had all of that unusual activity of large blocks of shares being purchased. It was a week ago on Friday.

[Kevinlt]

Filed on the same day as there last 8k. Yeah we’re fixing to go silver, forget copper.

[Kevinlt]

Holly smokes looks like a RM to me. NICE!!!

[Kevinlt]

Good morning all ECOS fans.

[Cheetah Man Iowa]

Take a look at the following again from the reverse merger example sticky that Don’t posted above. The deals with the preferred shares aspect:

b) “Increase of Number of Authorized Common Shares Post-Closing

To avoid the timing problem set forth under (a), practitioners have developed a technique by which the transaction closes before the number of authorized common shares is increased or the reverse split is accomplished. This might appear puzzling because, after all, one closing condition is the payment of consideration in the form of the issuance of shares of common stock to the Private Company’s shareholders, which is in turn impossible without enough authorized common shares. The solution to the problem is referred to as the “Preferred Stock Solution”. A “good” Public Shell will generally have authorized but unissued preferred shares. In such a case, the Public Shell Board of Directors can file a Certificate of Designations with the Secretary of State (assuming that, as will generally be the case, the CoI vests corresponding powers in the board [4]) determining that each preferred share shall be convertible into a certain number of common shares so that after the conversion, the shareholders of the Private Company will hold the percentage of common shares in the Public Shell they are supposed to hold under the terms of the deal. “

[Dutch]

yes it is ...$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ECOS

[Joe04]

Yeah it’s coming. Crossing the Ts and fitting the Is. ECOS.

[Dutch]

I cant find the file ,but there is a change in the SERIES A PREFERRED STOCK


Actions\Amendments
Action Type: 
 Amended Designation
Document Number: 
 20170413873-76
# of Pages: 
 1
File Date: 
 9/29/2017
Effective Date: 

  I will find out , ECOS

Dutch

[Dutch]

ECOS SOON CURRENT ! 2 x 10-Q remaining and a Attorney Letter with Respect to Current Information before fully current.
Its just 1 hit on the enter button for ECOS

[Cheetah Man Iowa]

I think we are on the verge of hearing something if these changes are taking place.

[Cheetah Man Iowa]

I never noticed the amendment to preferred stock. What are the changed to that?

[Dutch]

Changed ! to 25B
http://nvsos.gov/SOSEntitySearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=Q0VDOpN%252fgIK1biNqZr4fnw%253d%253d&CorpName=ECOLOCAP+SOLUTIONS+INC.

[pistol2]

sorry i am 1st in line for .0001s

[lambchops]

Jabez--because everyone awaits the proverbial "other shoe" to drop. ECOS increased it authorized share count to a huge amount. Uncertainty is and has not been this stocks friend.

But then, as I have said before, ECOS is just three big garbage cans and the management has yet to deliver on its potential.

Best of luck to you, my brother. I'll keep the faith with you for profits.

ECOS

[Kevinlt]

Looks the same to me.

[Cheetah Man Iowa]

Does any of this look different or the same:

http://nvsos.gov/SOSEntitySearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=Q0VDOpN%252fgIK1biNqZr4fnw%253d%253d&nt7=0

[adammh]

Yup this is comin together

[Penjamin]

Great information. Things are moving forward.

[Joe04]

Would love to see Fins pop up tomorrow afternoon. Get this thing revving up over the weekend. Then next week start the March out of trips. Well I can dream. Haha. ECOS.

[tw2319]

I'm just typing...and nodding as I type K.


Ding ding...

Nail on the head.


T.

[tw2319]

Yep. Yep JFXL2...

Announcing, and slapping it down.


This is BIG.


And guess what? Its verified. A stinky pinky starting off like this!??! All those other pinks that have a PR that can't be verifed. Filings missed...or none at all.

And this??


Black and white.


Get in, grab as much as you can and hold on...you're not going to see a pink act like this for a VERY long while.


Loadin' and Holdin-


T.

[adammh]

Well they can just has to be outside of the mileage requirement...but merger

[aidytrader]

Yea would hope so

[Kevinlt]

Agreed, but I’d rather wait as long as it takes to get things done right. I’m sure LRS is making sure everything thing is done right, because their reputation is on the line. JMO

[aidytrader]

lol I wish they would hurry up

[Kevinlt]

Can we all say Reverse Merger. Wink wink.

[aidytrader]

They cannot sell to other companies without LRS approval so why are they saying that other waste management companies are enquiring? Hmmmm

[JFXL2]

This link is right off LRS's site under the Topic of "trash Talk"

http://www.waste360.com/organics/look-lakeshore-recycling-s-aerobic-digester

Lakeshore_Digester

Organics

A Look at Lakeshore Recycling’s Aerobic Digester

While digesters are typically anaerobic, in this case oxygen is pumped into the organic matter.

Arlene Karidis | Sep 14, 2017? ?

Lakeshore Recycling Systems has launched an aerobic digester in Chicago, enabling the facility to take in 15 tons of organic waste a day that is processed into three tons of fertilizer within seven days. If the technology proves out over a three-month pilot, Lakeshore’s plan is to install eight more systems at its other Chicago facilities.

Called the Ecos/Bio-ART, the system developed by Morton Grove, Ill.-based EcoloCap, is an in-vessel aerobic digester that uses biological fermentation. It functions as a traditional composter, but the unit is called a digester because of the in-vessel circular silo. The difference being that while digesters are typically anaerobic, in this case oxygen is pumped into the organic matter.

“We chose this system versus others because we got to test a version on a smaller scale in the basement of our MRF where the digester is now located,” says Rich Golf, managing partner at Lakeshore Recycling. “We put in fresh produce and within one week [90 tons of organic waste] turned into what they said it would—18 tons of fertilizer. There is no smell and no odors,”

Golf says most of the alternatives the company explored were larger compost operations that required more space and that could face odor issues. Morever, because the Ecos/Bio-ART system requires no water or sewage connection, leachate should not be an issue.

The company’s customers are primarily Chicago-area food distributors, restaurants, hotels and schools that send scraps to the facility.

EcoloCap will sell the fertilizer and share profits with Lakeshore during a three-month trial, and receive some of the tipping fees.






The demand for this organic product is there, says Golf, adding, “I wish we could make more.” Pending outcome of the trial, the goal is to install additional units to process a total of 120 tons of organic waste a day.

Ecos/Bio-ART can process meats, fats and oils that may not be compostable, but it is leveraged to process fruits and vegetables only to keep the product as consistent as possible, says Kevin Marks, director of business development, EcoloCap.

For now, Lakeshore is learning the process; how to feed the system and at what speed; how much produce to put in; and how much sawdust and beermash to use, which are materials needed to start the system.

Golf says the permitting process was surprisingly easy.

“I thought we may have more pushback from the city or state; that it would be hard to get permitting. But we’ve seen the opposite,” he says of what turned out to be a four-month process. “The city had a few questions about the air emissions coming out of the building, but it was pretty straightforward.”

The technology’s features include a means to track weight and to monitor temperature. Tracking input by weight helps guide the input schedule, and the computer-controlled temperature gauge within the vessel ensures the proper temperature to rapidly grow the fermentation bacteria that processes the organics.

EcoloCap says it is selling the system to Chicago landscape companies and golf courses as well as giving a few units away for testing. It’s in negotiations with one national landscape and fertilizer chain that it can’t name yet.

As the company tries to penetrate the U.S. market, this system is operating in Asia, with over 400 units running in Korea and an additional 50 units in construction in that country.

“EcoloCap put up the capital for this first operation [in the U.S.] as we wanted to make an impact domestically on par to the impact we’ve had overseas,” Marks says. “We couldn’t be happier with the partnership we’ve formed with Lakeshore Recycling Systems and the opportunities it will bring to both of our companies.”






Domestically, some meat producers, zoological societies and other waste companies are in stages of finalizing installations, he adds.

“Being the first in the U.S. to install this system, Lakeshore is an innovator, and now other companies are following suit because they see environmental and monetary benefits,” says James Kwak, CEO and president of EcoloCap.

Lakeshore is optimistic, based on initial results, and believes the facility’s proximity to the city will serve it well in the food waste niche.

“Being within five to 10 miles of Chicago means trucks don’t travel far along designated routes and some third-party customers can bring their food waste in,” says Golf.

TAGS: Food Waste Haulers

[JFXL2]

outstanding!!!

Sorry if I'm slow on the uptake here but I just reread the PR again and holy cow the president of LRS virtually guarantees future sales: 10 units from them with other waste companies calling them about the implementing this technology across the country. That is pretty clear to me.

I bought a position a few months back because I liked the concept now I'm definitely long for awhile...

SWEET!

cheers FX Long

[tw2319]

Can't dispute that DS.

However, I know some will because...well...it makes good and interesting banter back and forth on this forum. I honestly think you guys all do that so I can have a good giggle.

(And for that, I personally thank you)


lol....

Waiting to see if I can grab more 1's...for what the h#ll's sake: Going to try...14 milly's worth... will it fill? I don't think so...but I'm going to try!!

hahahahahaha....

Have a good night bud.

And to all:


Later, and see you all here tomorrow-



T.

[DONT SQUEAL]

TW i love the fact it says LAKESHORE right on the pr title ... that says volumes!!

[tw2319]

Lol....


That was good...Eh...take a stab. No harm no foul...

Its all good K.


T.

[Dutch]

Nice DS !

[DONT SQUEAL]

i like that MM that painted 420,420 :D

[Jabez Advisory]

Yes, I read the joint venture agreement and understand how it works to a degree. Yet shortly after that agreement was signed ECOS shot up to over .003. Now it's trading at .0001. That divergence is crazy to me and I don't understand based off the recent volume how the perspective has changed that much. I've been buying on dips since the last run up to .0006 yet with the news in the last 30 days I was expecting ECOS to retrace past .0006 which its obviously not doing. My question was does anyone have an opinion as to why?