Innovative Impact Design, Inc. (fka IIDG)

[Renee]

IIDG Finra deleted symbol:

http://otce.finra.org/DLDeletions

[Renee]

IIDG SEC Suspension:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2014/34-71465.pdf

Order:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2014/34-71465-o.pdf

[otcduediligence]

Is Drew Pitt still involved with this company??

[thunderttt]

Good luck, hope you make it.

[ReLoad25]

Not selling today anyway - so it doesn't matter. You make the big money when you build a position when nobody's interested and hold until everyone wants in. Who wants to buy higher when you don't have to? I am content to wait...

[thunderttt]

Wow on a 100 shares. How are you ever going to be able to sell any to make that 42%.

[ReLoad25]

Now we're up 42.86%!

[thunderttt]

5000 traded so far, down 28%, best of luck to you. Maybe it turns out to be something big but I'll pass. Thanks

[ReLoad25]

VPWR has unique technology that counties need for their voting issues. Their technology is sorely needed and would provide the answer to many problems that counties face.

This is a company I feel could maybe be a take-over candidate and IMO at these prices is a steal...

[PENNY_LOAFER]

Some accusing YOU of pumping...jeeeez you provide some of the best DD on Ihub...what's with this guy anyway???

[thunderttt]

It is what it is regardless if we make money. These co's all have had noting but soap ops going on as you know. Some making huge money and many out some major bucks. Fighting, insider crap, same pr person who I might add is only one employee, dil on many. Fishy stuff going on IMO. Funny how many of these mods gone after awhile as well don't you think?GL

[vantillian]

Thanks for the personal attack.

[vantillian]

4M float...if this thing gets volume...o boy!

[vantillian]

Share Information:
Shares O/S -----------> 64 million
Insiders own-----------> 60 million (per 10ksb)
Shares Float -----------> 4 million

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Transfer Agent:
Mezzanine Finance & Transfer Corp.
6671 West Indiantown Road
Suite 56-307
Jupiter, FL 33458

[vantillian]

V P W R - I like the ticker.

[vantillian]

VPWR on watch.

[currentplay]

Boy someone got sucked into selling and the MM's picked up cheap shares ... Sells at .025 YIKES... They didn't complete their filings for this level IMO...

[HokieHead]

Tried to get more at 4, nothing...eom

[DTGoody]

.04 X .08 (2X1) U/T on people trying to buy @ .05. LOL MM's didn't let them have any! I Can't believe someone actually bid whacked this at .025 today WTF?

[DTGoody]

No doubt about it! This is a bargain today. Level II (1X1) Nite Bidding .035 X ETRD asking .05 cents!

I wouldn't be fooled by todays bid whackers. Insiders are holding most shares here. This could run huge imo.

[HokieHead]

ITEM 11. SECURITY OWNERSHIP OF CERTAIN BENEFICIAL OWNERS AND MANAGEMENT.

The following table sets forth, as of January 22, 2008, certain information
with respect to (i) each director of our company, (ii) the named executives,
and (iii) all directors and executive officers of our company as a group,
and (iv) each person known to our company to be the beneficial owner of more
than 5% of our common stock. The information with respect to each person
specified is as supplied or confirmed by such person or based upon statements
filed with the Commission.

Name and Address of Title of Amount and Nature of
of Beneficial Owner (1)(2) Class Beneficial Ownership(2) Percent of Class)
-------------------------- --------- ------------------------ ------------------

Inti Shaikh Class B Common 30,000,000 46.8%

All directors and executive
officers as a group
(1 person ) Class B Common 30,000,000 46.8%
-------------------------- --------- ------------------------ ------------------

64 million - 60 million = 4 million

[HokieHead]

Dude..

Welcome to the board. Actually pink sheets imo is wrong. If you check a recent filing insiders own 92% of the stock.

[DTGoody]

VPWR .05 X .10 Level II (2X1)

[DTGoody]

The Float should be updated in the Ibox to 13 million as of January 18, 2008. Per Pinksheets.com

http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=vpwr

Estimated Market Cap
5,150,640 as of Feb 12, 2008
Outstanding Shares
64,383,000 as of Jan 30, 2008
Authorized Shares
250,000,000 as of Jan 18, 2008
Number of Share Holders of Record
200 as of Jan 18, 2008
Float
13,000,000 as of Jan 18, 2008

[HokieHead]

The VotePower Difference:

A COMPLETE SOLUTION !

* A Registered Voters Database built with an extremely secure and reliable database.
* Lightweight, easy to handle touch-screen voting devices with an option of Paper Receipts for every voter. ABS solutions for Mail-in Ballots.
* Election Management Software to simplify administration, validate petitioners and candidates, maintain addresses (ALM), and a multitude of other services for the election management.
* EMS supports a Quick response capability for Ballot Design and revision as required.
* The Power Center provides a Help Desk and tools to reduce challenges on Election Day.

[HokieHead]

Election Monitoring and Delivery (PowerCenter ®)

The Command Center for Election Day. Proactive tools for managing a trouble free Election day.

Includes Help Desk for Staffers and Locations.

[HokieHead]

Election Mgmt Software (PowerManage ®)

Includes:

* ALM (Address Mgmt)
* Candidate Verification
* Petition Signature (Name) verification
* Ballot Design and update
* Geo for District (etc.) boundaries

[HokieHead]

Election Reporting (PowerReport ®)

Collects and Reports the election results to the public networks (provisional and final tally).

With VotePower, the ballots are counted by three independent methods. The results of the three independent counts are confirmed identical before the declaration of final (official) poll results.

[HokieHead]

Absentee Ballot Processing (ABS) (PowerScan ®)

VotePower's ABS process is a State of the Art solution configured to run on multiple industry standard scanners with varying speeds to accommodate a variety of budgets.

[HokieHead]

Voter Registration (PowerReg ®)

This module maintains an error free database of all registered voters. It is easy to update and access is available from a variety of secured locations. It provides powerful, yet flexible security, and a complete audit trail of all activity.

Demographic indicators can identify numerous districts, precincts and boundaries. A GIS Interface is available.

Printing options include

Precinct Lists, District Lists, County Lists, Statistical reports, and mass mailing options. The migration of legacy system data is supported. This is perhaps the first truly HAVA Compliant voter registration system in the US.

[HokieHead]

DRE (PowerVote ®)

Uses the lightest and sleekest touch-screen-voting device on the market today. There are no moving parts in the client and therefore, there is no loss of data/accuracy or logistic process if the voting client is dropped and the chances of any malfunction are eliminated.

Registered Voter lists or barcoded registration cards can be used as a valid source to verify voters and display the valid ballot for the voter to cast their ballot..

The totally wireless system is simple to set-up.

The authenticity of a successful poll is based on the simple method of counting ballots. Every voter can verify their printed paper ballot if desired.

Voting equipment for Disabled Voters is also available.

[HokieHead]

VotePower Offers:

* A centralized voter registration solution, capable of Interfacing with other agency databases.
* Open Architecture provides the flexibility to interface with any new agency's database as well.
* A reliable duplicate voter elimination process.
* Multiple "Front End" access to the database without the risk of corruption.
* Security controls all access.
* Capable of producing printed poll book or an electronic poll book to interface with State's voting solution.
* Capable of correlating with the State's DMV systems.
* Open-sockets for interfacing with the surrounding States on need basis.
* Can be implemented on any Operating System with Clustering as an optional choice; thus providing a truly 24 X 7 real time system solution.

[HokieHead]

NITE had ask at .08, they let someone get 1,000 shares then jumped it to .10.

1 at .10 and 2 at .15...

[HokieHead]

VotePower system again...

From another article:

The new proposal, offered by TGDC member Ronald Rivest, a computer science professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, calls on the subcommittee to write requirements for the next generation of e-voting machines that make them "software independent" -- to include an audit mechanism independent of the software inside the machines.

From a VotePower Filing:

In VotePower solution, all ballots cast through the touch screen (DRE) machine are stored in two redundant (independent) servers and therefore the damage to the voting device in any form does not affect the cast ballots. This process also helps in tabulation as there is only one device per polling site to tabulate versus tabulating of all the DREs at the polling site, which is what is offered by other vendors.

[HokieHead]

VotePower System getting a serious look?

Here is a blurb from this article:

http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/09/18/Group-says-e-voting-paper-trail-would-not-improve-security_1.html

Instead of printouts, lawmakers should look to the next generation of e-voting machines, the report said. One such technology provides a small receipt that voters can take with them and use to check online whether their ballots have been counted. The receipt would give voters more assurance than a typical paper-trail ballot, which they cannot take with them, Castro said.

From the VotePower website:

DRE (PowerVote ®)
Uses the lightest and sleekest touch-screen-voting device on the market today. There are no moving parts in the client and therefore, there is no loss of data/accuracy or logistic process if the voting client is dropped and the chances of any malfunction are eliminated. Registered Voter lists or barcoded registration cards can be used as a valid source to verify voters and display the valid ballot for the voter to cast their ballot..
The totally wireless system is simple to set-up. The authenticity of a successful poll is based on the simple method of counting ballots. Every voter can verify their printed paper ballot if desired. Voting equipment for Disabled Voters is also available.

[HokieHead]

$10,000 investment @ .10 gets you 100,000 shares and 2.5% of the total float. Maybe be hard to get that amount w/o having to chase it, it moves on 5,000 buys. Not a bad deal if they make this a multi $$ stock.

February should be interesting here imo...

[HokieHead]

Not sure..

but it looks like the "products" section of the website has been slowly updating. Waiting for some pictures of the product..

http://www.votepower.com/products.asp

[HokieHead]

Conclusion on these 4...

Seems wherever they go a train of money follows.

Good sign eh? An 8 cent stock, go figure...

Maybe someday everyone will know these people as the ones who invented an EVoting system that had no flaws and is used in all sorts of elections..

[HokieHead]

More on Inti Shaikh.....

Inti was an author of "Special Edition Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5". See the Author section around page 2:

http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache:cAfh9oEQfi8J:www.glib.hcmuns.edu.vn/ebook/computer/network/0-7897-1503-1/fm/fm.htm+Inti+Shaikh+hp&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us&client=firefox-a

He was a Network Consultant at Software Spectrum, Inc. A link to their website takes you to another site:

http://www.swspectrum.com

Software Spectrum was acquired by Level 3 Communications (NASDAQ: LVLT) in 2002 for $122 million. Insight Enterprises purchased Software Spectrum from Level 3 Communications in September 2006 for about $287 million in cash....

[HokieHead]

More on Ehsan Khan...

Ehsan is the president of his own CPA Corporation:

http://www.khancpa.com/welcome.html

[HokieHead]

More on Linda Ristow....

Linda was Director of government services and software development at BIS Computer Solutions, Inc.

http://www.biscomputer.com/about.html

BIS Computer Solutions is a Systems Integrator (SI) partner with Oracle, listed on their website:

http://solutions.oracle.com/partners/biscomputer

These people continue to have connections...

[HokieHead]

More on Mark England...

He serves on the Advisory Board of Teneros Incorporated:

http://www.teneros.com/company/advisory-board.asp

Teneros just received $40 million in financing from Advance Equities:

http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/02/04/teneros-a-startup-that-cashes-in-every-time-microsoft-exchange-crashes-raises-40-million-in-a-series-d/

It looks like Teneros's products are something that could be used by Vote Power. These guys have raised $84.5 million in funding since the company was created a few years ago. Other investors include Goldman Sachs, New Enterprise Associates, and Sevin Rosen Funds.

Looking at this guys background (serving on this board and his other experience) I cannot see why VPWR cannot get similar funding with his pull. Why would he join as an executive here if there was not something going on...

[iateone2]

it must be some light at the end of this

[HokieHead]

Voting Market solution size = $5 billion

If VPWR gets only 10% of this market that is $500 million.

Can't wait to see who is backing this puppy....

Employees working for free? Hmmm, I guess they see value in their shares eh? I guess then I do too!

[HokieHead]

Filing question...

Why would the filing for time period ending 12/2006 have that they are a shell company {x}'ed, but all the filings for 2007 do not show them as a shell?

Confused...

[HokieHead]

The key to what is going on...

lies in the Transfer Agent:

http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/60876956.pdf

I have done DD for days, but cannot find any info on them, a contact number, or information on Lisa Witmer.

My guess is a they are getting some serious funding to implement their system but they sure don't want anyone to know who it is...

I will keep digging this weekend...

[HokieHead]

Wonder why they have not filed the most recent one but did all the other ones...I bet there is some juciy information that they are holding off on...

[HokieHead]

Don't think they will until they have all their ducks in a row but I think it will be soon. I am doing some serious digging. I will post anything I find..

[iateone2]

when do you think we will get news

[HokieHead]

Is this what Vote Power has done? Still trying to find a number for the T/A.

Mezzanine funding – Short term lending for the long term benefit.

Mezzanine funding, in a generic sense, is a venture capital term used to describe funding for a company that is somewhere between being a startup and IPO, or Independent Public Offering. It can come in the form of stand-alone subordinate debt (the most common) or equity transactions. Sometimes it will start off a as a standard debt loan with interest, and if the initial loan is not paid back on time or in full the lender will take an equity ownership role.

Since there is a lot of risk involved for the lender, or investor the interest rate is much higher than a regular loan. The main purpose of this financing is to give a business the opportunity to get the capital they need much quicker while they wait to get a bank loan, or while they get their financing in order to improve chances of getting approved for a loan.

This additional financial leverage can facilitate:

• Mergers and acquisitions financing
• An emerging growth opportunity
• A management or other leveraged buyout
• Corporate debt refinancing
• Recapitalization
• Corporate restructuring

As subordinate debt, the rate and terms of mezzanine funding follows suit with the position it holds along the company's evolution. As late-stage venture capital, its position, in many cases, is amidst the final round of financing prior to an IPO. Committed at this level, it usually has less risk as well as less potential appreciation than at the startup level. However, there is more risk with greater potential appreciation than in an IPO.