InterCore Inc.(fka ICOR)

[Renee]

ICOR revoked:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2016/34-79680.pdf

[Renee]

ICOR SEC Suspension for Financials / Filings delinquencies:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2016/34-79333.pdf

Order:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2016/34-79333-o.pdf

Admin Proceeding:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2016/34-79334.pdf

[Imagineif]

Looks like Fred Voight has been charged: http://www.securitieslawattorneys.net/2016/09/28/1856/

[Monroe1]

I wrote the prosecuting attorneys a couple of times but never received a reply. Surely they have a determination by now.

[Monroe1]

great thanks for that info.

[mvnalmn2]

The court set a Sept 15th "on or before" date several months ago for , I believe, a final determination or settlement type report on Fred's investors/victims.

ICOR is a co defendant so there may be PRs after that date as to what ICOR's disposition from the case is and what ongoing viability and plans are..............

[Monroe1]

anyone heard the outcome of the SEC case?

[Monroe1]

What has been the outcome of all this?

[Monroe1]

Just checking in to take a peep, what's new anyone?

[Macnabb]

To Spydermelee Post 1907


Why do you say DADS was never real? Just a feeling or did you find some sort of proof?

I've heard and read both sides but have no personal info.

[Monroe1]

could be Voight will have to pay the conned stock holders.

[Monroe1]

Case 4:15-cv-02218 Document 1 Filed in TXSD on 08/03/15

SEC Complaint Case against Voight & companies

real time scammer

[PTPusher]

Finally, some news from the company. The 8K seems to provide nothing new, but appears to reinforce that the company is not accused of any wrongdoing.

[Kory Z]

I have been looking into the DADS Technology, it seems legit. Anyone heard anything on the status of Intercore?

It does seem there are legal issues, but I am not sure why Intercore is holding off on the 10K?

Any info would help.

[PTPusher]

Note that the company is not accused of any wrongdoing, and is named as a relief defendant. This means that it will have to return moneys it received legitimately but that were sourced by the provider in an inappropriate manner. Probably will have no impact on the company since it would have had to return those funds eventually anyway.

[integral]

Sec complaint filed in US District Court.

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2015/comp-pr2015-158.pdf

[PTPusher]

I believe we're all going to come out of this better than we think. The company did announce a trial of DADS with Enzo, which suggests that DADS is real, we just need to get some information about the trial...and, hopefully, more applications of DADS will follow.

[PTPusher]

I believe we're all going to come out of this much better than might be expected. The company did announce a trial with Enzo, which suggests that DADS is real. Hopefully we'll see more about that soon, as the last few months have not been fun.

[mvnalmn2]

Terrible SEC PR wording.
The case has been settled as per the statements in the last paragraph and this PR is just a poorly written overview of past events........with a misleading date stating "today" FA Voight was indicted. Totally erroneous.

To answer your question.........Mr Voight is now able to discuss the Intercore situation since the case closed last Thursday but as a client of Mr. Voight on other ventures I'm not sure when I'll have a chance to get details.

However, the stock held up pretty well today relative to the nasty PR. The MMs are still willing to bid .25 as opposed to .025 which is where the bid would be if the company were totally defunct.

Even though Voight has been effectively removed from the board and management positions there are other assets within the company that still have potential.
Epec fuels (ethanol) production licenses is one of them .

The DADS program is obviously languishing........but still has potential .

I sold my shares at .30 a couple weeks ago.

The Share price will be the tell.

That's all I know for now.

[tone3]

Ok is their any company left here. Is the Canadian subsidiary going to take the whole company down. Any opinions out there.

[integral]

http://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-158.html

[integral]

This cannot be good for business:

SEC Charges Houston-Area Businessman in Ponzi Scheme
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2015-158
Washington D.C., Aug. 3, 2015 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a Houston-area businessman with operating a $114 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors, some of whom were told that their money would fund technology to prevent accidents caused by drowsy driving.
The SEC’s case filed in federal court in Houston charged Frederick Alan Voight of Richmond, Texas with defrauding more than 300 investors in multiple offerings of promissory notes issued by two partnerships he owns, F.A. Voight & Associates LP and DayStar Funding LP. While Voight’s latest offering promised investors returns as high as 42 percent a year from loans to small public companies, most of the funds went to pay earlier investors, the complaint alleges. Approximately $22 million of Voight’s allegedly ill-gotten gains remain unaccounted for to date.

“Voight wooed investors with promises of outsized returns and once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunities. But, like all Ponzi schemes, we allege that this one collapsed when Voight couldn’t find enough new money to keep up with his false promises,” said David L. Peavler, Acting Regional Co-Director of the SEC’s Fort Worth Regional Office.

According to the SEC’s complaint, Voight recently raised $13.8 million that he said would be loaned to a startup named InterCore Inc. to fund its deployment of a “Driver Alertness Detection System,” or DADS. Starting in October 2014, Voight allegedly wrote to prospective investors about a “tremendous” opportunity to help InterCore install the DADS technology into “several million trucks and buses,” which he said was enough for the company to pay the 30 to 42 percent annual interest rates on the promissory notes “many, many times over.”

Voight knew the claims were false because he served on InterCore’s board and was aware that the Delray Beach, Florida public company was financially troubled and had no means to pay back the loans, the complaint alleges. The SEC alleges that Voight used funds from the DADS investors to make Ponzi payments to earlier investors or funneled them to InterCore through two of his other partnerships, Rhine Partners LP and Topside Partners LP. The complaint alleges that InterCore sent the funds to its Montreal-based subsidiary, InterCore Research Canada, Inc., where the funds seemingly disappeared. By routing funds through Rhine and Topside, Voight is alleged to have garnered benefits – including fees and InterCore stock warrants – that he never disclosed to the DADS investors.

The SEC’s complaint charges Voight and DayStar with securities fraud and with conducting unregistered securities offerings. Voight and Daystar, without admitting or denying the allegations, agreed to settle the SEC’s complaint by consenting to permanent injunctions against committing these violations in the future. They also agreed to asset freezes and other emergency relief, and to pay civil penalties and return allegedly ill-gotten gains with interest in amounts to be set later by the court. Voight also consented to being barred from serving as a public company officer or director and to be barred permanently from participating in the offer, purchase, or sale of any security except for his own personal account.

The SEC named F.A. Voight & Associates, Rhine, Topside, InterCore, and InterCore Research Canada as relief defendants for the purpose of recovering any allegedly ill-gotten gains they received from the fraud. F.A. Voight & Associates, Rhine, and Topside have agreed to asset freezes and other emergency relief and to return allegedly ill-gotten gains in amounts to be set by the court. The SEC will litigate its claims against relief defendants InterCore and InterCore Research.

The SEC’s investigation was conducted by Senior Counsel Jeff Cohen, Senior Staff Accountant Keith Hunter and Assistant Regional Director Jessica Magee of the Fort Worth office. The SEC’s litigation will be led by Jennifer Brandt.

[Monroe1]

Some investor and bridge financing company!! They cannot even afford a webmaster and a decent website with updates. This is a POS scam with which they have an abundance of experience. Even SweetCrude has dissappeared.... was a great short. Que lastima. They wouldn't know how to fill a product order if the got one... and if they did that would be a 100% increase in revenue!

[Howie Husker]

Tsv, you wouldn't happen to be one of the people in management that got canned, would you?

[dbert1]

If the share price keeps lowering we might see a nice 10 to 1 reverse split.

[Tsv45]

Something weird is going on with this bankruptcy filling, it seems like Rhine Partners LP, Sussex Associates LP. and Topside Partners are own by one of the director and vice president of ICOR, M. Frederick A Voight. Didn't find anything in the filling of ICOR mentioning that.

They have until friday to get another delay, if they dont get it, the company in canada goes bankrupt. If the company goes bankrupt, the asset and the intellectual property go directly to Fred Voight via all those company that HE OWNs. The way this has been manage since may 6, putting all the blame for this mess on the old management team seems to be a smoke screen.

Watch out guys, we are about to be rip off.

http://documentcentre.eycan.com/Pages/Main.aspx?SID=339

Under Notice to creditor,last page you will see the creditor list

Rhine Partners 4.6 million
Sussex Associates, 1.3 million
Topside Partners, 3.2 million

if you go and look for the secretary of states in Texas you will find the management team for all those company, Frederick Voight is listed to all of them

NOTHING IN THE FILLING mentioning that conflit of interest.

In the MOTION section of the trustee link

paragraph 18 to 27, you will see all kind of bullshit statement from the president regarding some misuse/misappropriation of funds to get your attention somewhere else

So why they file bankruptcy if nothing appear to force them to do so and spend over 200 000$ for the trustees, fired all the staff, close the office they just finish building for million of dollars, giving equipment for free to the moving company staff etc etc.??? Doesnt make any sense. It looks like they had other plans.

Well, here is the real plan for them now, steal the asset from all the shareholder by putting the company bankrupt and exercise the link they have on the asset and DADS.

District of colombia Washington DC, Document numbers 2015032728 and 2015032731 for Rhines Partners

" All assets of Intercore Canada Research Inc, including all cash, existing and future account receivable, inventory, purchase orders, and all intellectual property and patents and copyrights to the ADS software, including all marketing, royalty, and distribution rights to the ADS software and product lines, both current and future"

District of colombia Washington DC, Document numbers 2015032730 and 2015032729 for Topside Partners, LP

" All assets of Intercore Canada Research Inc, including all cash, existing and future account receivable, inventory, purchase orders, and all intellectual property and patents and copyrights to the ADS software, including all marketing, royalty, and distribution rights to the ADS software and product lines, both current and future"

Doesn't look weird boderline fraud for you guys?? They blamed and attacked the old management in place and discredit them publicly and then, steal the technology. It looks like the actual management knows the value of this technology and wants to take it from us. The value of the company went down from almost 5$ to 0.75$ today... ITS TIME TO CHANGE THOSE CLOWNS IN CHARGE AND GET THIS BACK ON TRACK.

[mvnalmn2]

Re: Intercore may be real

The important difference please?

[smokingnep]

guys D.A.D.S. was never real it's a scam since the beginning. Now Intercore is maybe real.

[Spydermelee]

Ship sank and I'm still on it

[mvnalmn2]

Ya, we're still here.....

Just waitin on........uh........waitin on.......umm......

News?

Someone picked up 4000 this afternoon........which is relative volume...........for a dead door nail.

[Monroe1]

What happened to all the "Dads"? Anyone? Any Daddies girls out there, hummm.
Guess everyone fell asleep at the wheel!!! Watch out, road block ahead.

[Howie Husker]

Finally some positive press...

http://www.baystreet.ca/viewarticle.aspx?id=428077

[mvnalmn2]

8k not that bad
The 8k denotes that the misappropriation was confined to one subsidiary of the whole DADS-SRG organization.
I think Intercore management is going to move on clearing and making changes there quickly.

RE: Intercoreinc.com is now back up and links to aboutDADS.com ; which is a very nice site.

Alert responses and software tweeking continues........and eventually some large customer will start the real revenue ball rolling.

jmho

[tone3]

New 8K out! Misuse of funds, bankruptcy filings. Not good news!

[dbert1]

Can anyone even open up there website ? Something is going on I hope it is not bad. This management team has brought other companies down.

[sweet crude]

US Govt to focus on drowsy driving (news)

Earlier this week, Mark Rosekind, head of the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), announced that his agency will focus on ways to boost awareness of the dangers of drowsy driving and crack down on the behaviour.

Rosekind is an internationally recognized expert on human fatigue. Before being appointed to his current position by President Obama last December, he was a member of the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board, where he advanced that agency’s goals on substance-impaired driving, fatigue and other related issues.

Before that, he founded Alertness Solutions, a scientific consulting firm that specialized in fatigue management. So it's a subject that’s important to him.

http://www.thestar.com/autos/2015/03/20/tech-talk-keeping-watch-against-the-drowsy-driver.html

This is major big news for ICOR....we are about to hit the map bigtime

[sweet crude]

New trucking fleet contract!

ICOR closes another trucking fleet contract...Q1 is gonna look real good

[Stock Rockstar]

NEWS!!!

InterCore, Inc. Announces a Pilot Contract With PT Trans Continent in Indonesia
March 17, 2015 8:19 AM

DELRAY BEACH, FL--(Marketwired - Mar 17, 2015) - InterCore, Inc. (OTCQB: ICOR) is pleased to announce that its Driver Alertness Detection System (DADS™) will be deployed in a trial installation with PT Trans Continent, Indonesia.

PT Trans Continent is the leading Supply Chain operator for Sodium Cyanide used in the Gold Mining Industries in the Republic of Indonesia. DADS will be installed for a three-month trial in PT Trans Continent vehicles that are part of the more than 2,000 trucks in this segment of the Indonesian market.

"Fatigue is a major killer in the trucking industry in Indonesia. Being able to accurately monitor drivers in real time for their safety, and the safety of the goods they haul, is on the top of our agenda," said George Chin, Technical Advisor and Consultant, PT Trans Continent. "A system like DADS -- Driver Alertness Detection System -- is part of our contribution to the communities that we work within. Our clients will know they can trust us with their dangerous goods, and the families of our drivers can feel secure when they entrust their loved ones to us."

"Our new partnership with PT Trans Continent demonstrates the great value of the DADS product in the global mining industry," said James F. Groelinger, President and Chief Executive Officer of InterCore, Inc. "PT Trans Continent is a world leader, and we are honoured that they have chosen our DADS service to help increase their overall safety."

About PT Trans Continent
Established in 2003, PT Trans Continent is the leading Supply Chain operator for Sodium Cyanide used in the Gold Mining Industries in the Republic of Indonesia. PT Trans Continent was the first Indonesian transportation company to attain the International Cyanide Management Institute Certification, giving them the license to transport Explosive, Dangerous Goods and Hazmat Waste in Indonesia. PT Trans Continent are also leaders in Heavy Lift transportation, moving Heavy Mining Equipment into and out of Indonesia though their network of trucks and ocean vessels. As a company, PT Trans Continent operates 16 branches all over Indonesia where each employee is committed to the Health, Safety and Environmental standards expected by their customer's and market needs.

About InterCore, Inc.
InterCore, Inc. (OTCQB: ICOR) is a public company focused on the commercialization and deployment of the DADS™ service and related products through its subsidiary, InterCore Research Canada. Designed around proprietary alertness detection technologies, DADS™ helps alert operators to their work activity capability based on real-time monitoring of their state of alertness. www.intercoreinc.com.

[sweet crude]

Chart heading back up!

[sweet crude]

starting to run....hit $5.00

[sweet crude]

4.00

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/icor/quote

ICOR

[smokingnep]

do you believe yourself or you got plenty invested in ICOR and trying to pump it like this stock back in the days http://investorshub.advfn.com/Effective-Control-Transport-Inc-EFFC-9564/

[sweet crude]

Ask 4.60....$10 here we come!!!

This could be heading to $10+ if we get any new automakers using DADS. Man, imagine scoring someone like GM, Ford, or BMW..kaboom!

ICOR

[sweet crude]

Kaboom!

ICOR

[sweet crude]

Here it comes....wait for it!

ICOR

[sweet crude]

running back to 3.00s...here we go!

Back above 200 day average...major!!!

[sweet crude]

Ford, BMW, GM next?....kaboom!

They score a deal with a major automotive player like them and ICOR is $20 overnight!!!!

WOW!!

[sweet crude]

ICOR Secures Car Manufacturing Deal

InterCore's Driver Alertness Detection System (DADS(TM)) to Be Used in a Pilot by Vietnamese Automotive Manufacturer SAMCO

InterCore, Inc. (OTCQB: ICOR) is pleased to announce that its Driver Alertness Detection System (DADS™) will be deployed in a trial installation by SAMCO (Saigon Transportation Mechanical Corporation), Vietnam.

SAMCO is a State-owned enterprise known for its manufacturing and mechanical engineering capabilities, with annual sales in excess of US$500 million. SAMCO is a major manufacturer of various and specialized vehicles, including passenger cars and busses, as well as ships.

"We are delighted to be selected to partner with SAMCO in this demonstration project and are excited by the opportunity this trial represents for DADS," said James F. Groelinger, President and Chief Executive Officer of InterCore, Inc. "We believe that deployment of DADS in the transport industry will result in significant reductions in accidents caused by the loss of driver alertness, with commensurate reductions in lives lost and property damaged."

The DADS trial, expected to begin by April 2015, marks the first such trial in Asia. The DADS service is currently in a pilot program in more than 5,700 trucks operating throughout Canada and the US

About InterCore, Inc. InterCore, Inc. (OTCQB: ICOR) is a public company focused on the commercialization and deployment of the DADS™ service and related products through its subsidiary, InterCore Research Canada, Inc. Designed around proprietary alertness detection technologies, DADS™ helps alert operators to their work activity capability based on real-time monitoring of their state of alertness. www.intercoreinc.com.

About SAMCO Saigon Transportation Mechanical Corporation (SAMCO) is a State-owned enterprise primarily engaged in the production of transportation mechanical products and provision of high-quality transport services. SAMCO has been designated by the government of Vietnam as one of five corporations undertaking the development of Vietnam's automotive industry. http://www.samco.com.vn/

Forward Looking Statements This news release contains certain "forward-looking statements." Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and assumptions and are inherently subject to risks and uncertainties, some of which cannot be predicted or quantified, and many of which are beyond the Company's control. The forward-looking statements are also identified through the use of words "believe," "enable," "may," "will," "could," "intends," "estimate," "anticipate," "plan," "predict," "probable," "potential," "possible," "should," "continue," and other words of similar meaning. Actual results could differ materially from these forward-looking statements as a result of a number of risk factors detailed in the Company's periodic reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission via the Edgar system. Given these risks and uncertainties, investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements and no assurances can be given that such statements will be achieved.

http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/marketwire/1177964.htm

[sweet crude]

MAJOR MAJOR NEWS OUT!!!!

car deal!

[sweet crude]

761,000 float, wow!!

Kaboom!