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Here is a little objective research conducted on this OMQS:
the below was extracted from their own SEC filing:
https://sec.report/Document/0001393905-14-000168/
Prior to 2008 they were involved in different businesses all of which were unsuccessful under the name "Strategic Gaming Investments, Inc"
In August 2008 they changed their name and business strategy. The new business "Amerigo Energy", "The Amerigo Energy’s business plan included developing oil and gas reserves while increasing the production rate base and cash flow"
In February 2013 they they licensed the right to distribute Spirits under the name Le Flav, Which was again unsuccessful and sold back.
In 2013 they received a warning from the SEC that they appear like a shell company: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/278165/000000000013014364/filename1.pdf
In January 2014 they acquired "Quest Marketing". That name is still around and used for bidding on projects.
The "new" strategy was back to alcohol distribution: "Our long-term business strategy is to expand the sales and distribution of our alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage portfolio and to continue to add branded beverage products with existing revenue and profits from the largest and most profitable beverage categories such as tequila or imported and specialty beer. Entry into a strategic relationship with 24-7 Imports and our opportunity to market our existing and new brands position the Company to compete in these categories."
Then it became Quest Solution, acquired an LPR company via an alter-ego called Teamtronics: https://www.thefreelibrary.com/Teamtronics+Acquires+High+Tech+Solutions%27+Automotive+Pattern...-a0524973519.
Used our money to acquire Teamtronics from themselves, and open consulting accounts in Cypress AKA money laundering meca of the world
A bit of research on HTS shows another failing company acquired for less than it's annual sales with very little innovation to speak of. Every bit of technology claims they make in their recent press releases was already there 7 years ago in their Youtube video:
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