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MrPennyPincher
The Montana website wants $75 bucks for annual registration to do a UCC online search, but listen up, the following may be a problem.
JIM PALMER EQUIPMENT II, L.L.C. LLC MISSOULA, MT Active
JIM PALMER EQUIPMENT, INC. Corporation MISSOULA, MT Active
JIM PALMER LOGISTICS, LLC LLC MISSOULA, MT Active
JIM PALMER MANAGEMENT CO INC. Corporation MISSOULA, MT Active
JIM PALMER TRANSPORTATION, INC. Corporation MISSOULA, MT Active
JIM PALMER TRUCKING Corporation MISSOULA, MT Active
Who owns the equipment? Are the trucks being leased to the public entity to be? IE, is Jim Palmer Equipment leasing to Jim Palmer trucking and pulling income from a C corp to an LLC? Speculation but I am flagging it.
Derb
Thanks Derb.
I found this.
http://www.clerk.co.sarasota.fl.us/srqapp/civdetail.asp?tb_searchby=Company&tb_searchfor=2008+CA+006954+NC
And from their 10Q filed a few days ago it reads:
Subsequent to March 31, 2008, the Company reached a settlement under which the Company was ordered to issue 748 million shares of common stock pursuant to Section 3(a)10 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended. As of May 9, 2008, the Company had issued 100 million of the shares.
Not a good start.
'MrPennyPincher'
If they found Javelin then Jim Palmer Trucking is being told what they want to hear. Expect high debt and numerous lawsuit share settlements along with a nasty set of financials once the covers get pulled.
Go to the secretary of state where the company is located and check UCC filings to look for any financial dirt that might have escaped your eye.
Derb
If they are gonna pump they should at least get their facts straight! =)
Some are simply Misleaders.
Misguided pumpers.
lol
I saw that post also. Here is another poster who said they talked to the same guy who said 30-40 million in revenue.
Posted by: dirtdealer
In reply to: None Date:5/15/2008 6:54:06 PM
Post #of 4466
READ PLEASE:
I spoke again with Lonnie- (President) at Jim Palmer Trucking. This deal could be huge for shareholders of ActionView.
Acquisition is going to be done with restricted shares. He said Co. revenues in the 30-40 million range. Would not give me to much specifics. Said that things should be PR’d and the deal closed real quick… The stock prices will jump through the roof. How often do you find an OTCBB company with 30+ million in revenues. Acquisition is a cheap way for JPT to go public and mgt there will retain mgt functions etc.. That all for now..
I saw one poster claim to have spoken with the President of JPT and that revenues were $72 million as per this call.
I feel important if you are following me. You guys are nothing but pumpers on the other board. Lilke I said. Keep pumping. I might buy in to flip a few. Pump away!
Aweeee...poor poor you. Then you turn around and tell EVERYONE YOU'RE BUYING!
I believe he said president. Lonnie Wallace is in fact president of jim palmer trucking which 2 different posters contacted by phone. Both were told 2 different revenue numbers from the president. Not good.
Nobody spoke to the CEO brother.
I always worry and wonder when the Pres. of a supposedly big successful company is that easy to get hold of by a message board poster.
768 million court ordered shares issued. I bet Peacock was the recipient yet nobody on the AVWI board cares to discuss it. Someone called the pres. of Jim Palmer trucking and was told 35 million in revs. Another poster called the same guy and was told 76 million in revs. One of those stories that stinks from the get go.
Agreed ... AVWI is being pumped HARD!!!
My discussions with shareholders on the Actionview board told me all I needed to know. One of those boards where you can't discuss both sides. All pump or nothing. It is giving me the FCCN/AERP deja vu feeling!
It is sure being hyped by the "pro-Javelin" crew.
The more DD I do on Jim Palmer I would say they are losing money every quarter and need to pull an AERP and print shares to save the company. High revenue numbers mean nothing when you experience net losses every quarter. Just been doing a little reading about the trucking industry and everyone is hurting right now. What do you guys think of this company?
Hello, Has anyone looked into Actionview International (AVWI)? They recently announced a LOI with Jim Palmer trucking. Jim Palmer trucking looks good but I am weary of another Peacock/Javelin/Beyer fiasco. Any information or suggestions you guys have on this company would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
EarnestDD,
Didn't think you would!!!!
I could not find a CARB Executive Order for Aero.
EarnestDD,
Only if that aftermarket device increased the emissions levels to something in excess of the regulated California standards.
The increase in emissions levels that I would expect to see would be quite small and would probably not exceed those standards. They would however have to test to make sure that they were in compliance. And that would mean they would have to test at least one of every application of their product for emissions compliance to be legal for sale in the state.
And there is another issue, there are Federal, state and local noise regulations that also have to be met. While it is not illegal to sell a muffler that increases the noise levels beyond the legal standards, it is illegal for John Q. to operate a vehicle that exceeds those noise standards, subject to citation.
If emissions are worse .... they could not sell it in states like California as CARB prohibits any after market device from being sold that increases "Stock" emissions.
EarnestDD,
"When you get improved fuel economy you normally also get decreased emissions since the fuel is burning more completely."
Normally, when the combustion efficiency, think thermodynamic efficiency of the engine, increases, so does the NOx emissions.
In this case, the aero muffler would not increase the thermodynamic efficiency of the engine, but, would improve the volumetric efficiency somewhat. When that happens the catalytic converter becomes slightly less efficient as the exhaust gas would have less residence time in the converter. Therefore, I would expect the emissions to be slightly worse without recalibrating the engine's computer control system.
AERP
When you get improved fuel economy you normally also get decreased emissions since the fuel is burning more completely.
Interestingly enough ... Aero is not claiming any improvement in emissions.
hmmmm
Some are posting strange things.
Posted by: willy1015
In reply to: None Date:5/7/2008 12:17:49 PM
Post #of 127022
Contracts to be annuonced soon with one of the top 3 auto makers IMHO. Baby is on fire.
Posted by: willy1015
In reply to: A deleted message Date:5/9/2008 5:37:56 PM
Post #of 127022
Got out today. Thank god I didn't sell last month.
Javelin ... trying to say they completed their task and raised the Aero kid ... no need to babysit them any longer.
Javelin Advisory Group
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Client Turnover
May 7th, 2008
Most of those who follow the news related to Javelin Advisory Group and its clients have likely seen the recent press release announcing the termination of Javelin’s consulting agreement with Aero Performance Products. While this may be construed as a negative development by some, client turnover is very much consistent with Javelin’s business model. The nature of our work includes taking public companies when they are disadvantaged in some way, addressing and mitigating their problems and setting them on a course for long-term success.
Specifically in the case of Aero, the major work of Javelin was completed almost a year ago, with the filing of all past financial reports with the SEC, including quarterly and annual reports. This brought the public company then known as Franchise Capital Corporation fully reporting and prepared it for the acquisition of Aero Exhaust. The work that Javelin completed to bring Franchise Capital to fully reporting status was in no way inconsequential, and we were very pleased to have successfully managed that process.
Aero is now operating as part of a public company, and its goal is to become profitable and to return value for its shareholders. Aero’s management felt, and we were very much in agreement, that it should develop in house many of the capabilities that were covered under the Javelin consulting agreement. Other professional tasks will still be handled by contractors, but those more local to the Aero business. We wish them nothing but success, particularly in the company’s efforts to build value for shareholders.
Whenever a Javelin client develops to the point that it no longer requires our services, we take the time to analyze a number of factors, including our internal capabilities, and come to a decision as to whether Javelin will take on another client or focus our efforts on our existing client base. We are currently evaluating these factors and will move forward accordingly.
What I can say without reservation is that we are devoting a great deal of time and effort on our active clients, Green Globe International, CLX Medical, Inc., and ActionView International, Inc. These are all very important clients, and we are extremely optimistic about their respective futures. I expect there to be significant news regarding each of these companies over the next several weeks, and I will take the opportunity to discuss these announcements in this forum after they are made public.
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Who the heck are the Javelin longs???
Posted by: roger wilco
In reply to: show-da-money who wrote msg# 126455 Date:5/6/2008 1:35:20 PM
Post #of 126462
I wouldn't be suprised to find out that Brian Hunsacker called the SEC and offered complete cooperation in an investigation...
Brian Hunsacker, AERO Performance Exhaust and the Javelin Longs have been the victims here....
all imo...
Similarities to Travellers reporting transgressions are eerily close to this.
Former Le-Nature's Employee Pleads Guilty in Fraud Scheme
The Associated Press
The former accounting director of the now-defunct bottled drinks maker Le-Nature's Inc. pleaded guilty Thursday to defrauding financial institutions of hundreds of millions of dollars by vastly overstating the company's sales figures. Tammy Andreycak, of Latrobe, Pa., became the first former Le-Nature's employee to face criminal prosecution in a federal investigation that began after the company was forced to seek bankruptcy protection in late 2006.
Loan ... I agree ... It is only a matter of time before all of Travellers affiliations are looked at closely.
Derb,
It would certainly appear that Javelin, and subsequently each and every company they perform "consulting" for would get scrutinized by the SEC in due time. Perhaps sooner than later. As some have pointed out, Traveller's actions as outlined in the SEC documents aren't so different from some of the actions performed re:Sequoia and AERP, so we could see something real soon.
Thoughts?
IMO/FWIW
Nicholas Investment Company, Inc. Announces the Formation of Strategic Alliance with Compass Capital Group.
PR Newswire Jan 20 , 2004
Nicholas Investment Company, Inc. today announced that the Company has formed a strategic alliance with Compass Capital Group of New York City. The agreement calls for Nicholas, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Javelin Holdings, Inc., to provide consulting services to small public companies in anticipation of those companies receiving funding from Compass Capital.
Nicholas also announced that it has executed a Term Sheet Financing Agreement with Compass Capital to fund up to $5M into the Company for working capital and to acquire additional portfolio companies
Steven R. Peacock, President and Chairman of Nicholas Investment Company, commented, "This relationship with Compass Capital is an excellent opportunity for the Company in that it will provide the funds necessary to complete our investment strategy as well as enhance the scope of available services to Javelin Holdings clients. In both cases, we will be increasing revenues and building shareholder value within Nicholas Investment Company."
About the Company
Nicholas Investment Company, Inc. (http://www.nicholasinvestments.com/) is a business development company whose core focus is to seek out strategic investments in a number of growth industries. The company has acquired 100% of Javelin Holdings, Inc., a small business consulting firm, and has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire 85% of SINO UJE, a non stocking distributor that sells and services western-manufactured high-tech products to markets throughout China. Nicholas Investment Company intends to raise capital for investment into cash-flow positive businesses in targeted fields, and then provide management assistance and growth capital.
To be added to Nicholas' mailing list, go to: http://www.nicholasinvestments.com/mailing.asp.
All statements included in this release, including statements regarding potential future plans and objectives of Nicholas Investment Company, Inc., are forward-looking statements. Such statements are necessarily subject to risks and uncertainties, some of which are significant in scope and nature beyond Nicholas Investment Company, Inc.'s control. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Actual results may differ materially depending on many factors, including those described above. Nicholas Investment Company, Inc cautions that historical results are not necessarily indicative of the future performance.
Contact:
Andrew Beyer
(909) 452-6075
CONTACT: Andrew Beyer of Nicholas Investment Company, Inc., +1-909-452- 6075
I guess those who were Javelin followers, i.e. invested in every Javelin deal, are down LOTS across the board.
Great article on Short Selling.
Firms Should Resist Urge to Sue Critics
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120675330106673597.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
By HERB GREENBERG
March 29, 2008; Page B2
You would think that by now public companies that monkey with their numbers would get the hint: Suing critics almost always backfires.
If nothing else, lawsuits or other attempts to discredit short-sellers, bearish analysts and others -- including financial journalists -- are often, in an oddly backhanded way, confirmation that the critics will be proved right.
The latest company to learn that lesson the expensive and embarrassing way -- and perhaps the most stunning example of why companies shouldn't attack their critics unless they absolutely, positively have reason to do so -- is Biovail, a Canadian drug company.
Two years ago, it sued a handful of critics, including Gradient Analytics, an independent research firm, on racketeering charges for engaging in what it called "a massive, illegal and continuing stock market manipulation scheme."
Central to the allegations, according to the lawsuit, "was and remains short selling."
Short-sellers, of course, bet that stocks will fall. As a result, they often are automatically portrayed as the bad guys. That is why Biovail's lawsuit made a splash, and why its claims went on to become the centerpiece of a report on the CBS show, "60 Minutes," about how hedge funds allegedly colluded with analysts to drive down its stock price.
It didn't matter, apparently, that at the time Biovail was under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
As a result of the publicity surrounding Biovail's claims, the SEC launched a probe of Gradient, which was eventually dropped, leading to the ultimate of ironic twists: In recent days, Biovail was sued by the SEC on charges of accounting fraud based, in part, on the same charges levied by Gradient and David Maris, who had been an analyst at Bank of America. Mr. Maris was originally named in the suit, but his name was later dropped.
After being sued by the SEC, Biovail quickly settled without admitting wrongdoing, by paying $10 million. The company, which hasn't withdrawn its lawsuit, has declined further comment.
The Biovail flap is reminiscent of the time AremiSoft, a software company, sued a bunch of hedge funds and my employer at the time, TheStreet.com, for market manipulation and disseminating false information. The suit was dropped after the SEC, in one of those odd turns, sued AremiSoft for the very things I had reported. AremiSoft filed for bankruptcy reorganizatio, and the firm no longer exists.
As for Biovail, Gradient and Mr. Maris, who now works for a hedge fund, say they feel vindicated. Gradient President Brad Forst adds, however, that "there's something wrong with this when we have to spend years and millions of dollars [defending lawsuits] to do our job."
Indeed there is, but as long as there are people betting that stocks will fall, and others reporting on what they are saying, there will be companies that think they can make themselves look more credible, while diverting attention away from the bad stuff, with a lawsuit. Sadly, especially for shareholders who foot the bill, that is just the way it is.
All this is worth remembering in the wake of the collapse of Bear Stearns. Accusations flew across Wall Street accusing hedge funds of shorting Bear stock and then conspiring to drive it down by pulling their accounts. This may ultimately turn out to be true, but it doesn't disguise the fact that Bear was the riskiest player in a risky industry during a very risky time. Successful short-sellers figured this out before everyone else.
Some related items:
Short sellers -- and the SEC: One other thing companies may want to consider, before filing suit, is that the SEC doesn't turn away tips from anybody. "It's not unusual for short-sellers to come to us with allegations of misstatements by companies," says Andrew Calamari, associate director of the New York office of the SEC, which oversaw the Biovail suit. "We get many types of referrals every year, and we do evaluate them because short sellers have to be taken at face value. They're not, as a matter of logic, just shorting a stock to bring it down, but they're shorting because they think it's a bad company. Sometimes they're right; sometimes they're wrong." Always early.
How to stop analyst intimidation: Mr. Maris, who left Bank of America shortly after the Biovail flap, believes the government should do more to help analysts blow the whistle on intimidation of their work. He suggests that the SEC create a hotline for analysts to call "without fear of retribution from anyone if they are suspicious of wrongdoing at a company or if they feel intimidated in any way." Great idea.
• Herb Greenberg is senior columnist for MarketWatch. He doesn't own stocks except those of his employer -- and doesn't sell individual stocks short or invest in hedge funds. MarketWatch is a unit of Dow Jones, which publishes The Wall Street Journal. Email hgreenberg@marketwatch.com
Good DD is essential !!! ALL IMHO
From an AERP holder that is .... stuck.
Posted by: banchrima
In reply to: walknmannv who wrote msg# 2083 Date:3/31/2008 3:51:13 PM
Post #of 2152
OT HI walk, my old friend from better days, just read (unfort. I´m banned there ..) your post on AERP-board ... you still think this will ever reach dollars ..?? Would be nice but although I´m a positive thinking human being can´t believe or imagine ... and if at all ... when??? Unreal ... after my many months painful experiences ... but what do I know ... still have 120K left in my account ... not worth to sell them ... another huge desaster for me .. after MBAH, SLJB etc. right now I´m "working" on my next one .. SWVC ..LOL ... please don´t follow my decisions ... LOL .. would be nice to hear something from you! GLTU
Derb ... you cut a great Hero figure!!!
LOL
Priceless!!!!!!!!!
LOL
Is that an Aero in your pocket?
Was sent this movie lol
http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/index.php?module=see&lang=uk&code=17945bdb1e87bc8f6fdbda887d263b7f
Derb
Its a classic ... thats for sure.
i got to copy that post...
A must read: ROTFLMAO
Pinkie dictionary
AF's - Audited Financials; documents so rare, so precious, that mere mention of their future appearance can cause spectacular price appreciation (See also: Next Week).
Available Funds - a number inversely proportional to the investment merits of the stock you are considering for purchase.
Average Down - what to do when your stock has dropped far below your Mental Stop.
Basher - the ultimate compliment; a person of considerable wealth, wit and skepticism. Will never critique a bad stock, only good ones. (See also: Paid Basher)
Big News - the cause of much anticipation among Stuckholders; if and when released, causes massive Naked Shorting, which is the only way the Market Makers can prevent the price from rising (to the Moon).
Boca Raton - an island of integrity and sound financial advice in the Florida swamps.
Boiler Room - an old documentary about the lost art of reeling in a Sucker by telephone.
Cellar Boxing - a game played by Market Makers when they get bored with pulling the wings off flies.
Cert - an official-looking document that proves you lost money.
Cert Pull - a reliable way to insure that Stuckholders remain so.
Credit Card - an excellent source of funds for non-marginable Emerging Growth Stocks
DD - the process by which you convince yourself to buy a bad stock (courtesy of "serfdom").
Economic Darwinism - the process by which Pink Sheet Stuckholders are relieved of their money and removed from the financial ecosystem, thus insuring that they will never become wealthy enough to cause real damage.
Emerging Growth Company - an implausible story about a hypothetical business.
Emerging Growth Stock - a scam.
Ex-clearing - the red button on the trading terminals of all Hedge Funds that allows a trader to manipulate a single stock, or the entire market, yet avoid detection by any compliance, audit, regulatory or taxation authority.
God Bless (when used at the end of a letter to shareholders, subscribers, etc.) - proof that the author is sincere about wanting to take your money, reluctant to serve a prison sentence, or both.
Greenwich, CT - Hedge Fund capital of the world, home to many Naked Short Sellers; the only portal into Hades with regular train service from mid-town Manhattan.
Gullibler - see Sucker
Gut Feeling - (before you buy an Emerging Growth Stock): a hunch that this will finally be the multi-bagger you have been searching for; (after you buy an Emerging Growth Stock): the urge to vomit.
Hedge Fund - any group of two or more people with more money and brains than you.
Investor Relations - a liar who is unable to hold down a steady job.
JV - an arrangement between the promoters of two or more Emerging Growth Stocks, with the sole intention of inducing Suckers to buy, and shorts to cover; a meaningless document.
Janet Shell - part cyber-sleuth, part vampire, she clones rats in a secret underground lair and can destroy an Emerging Growth Stock by simply moving her fingers. Sued by the SEC, Amazon and Business Week, she fled her Texas trailer park and is now living in exile in the former Soviet republic of Italy.
Letter of Intent - a letter sent by one party to a second party, usually made public with the sole intention of inducing many third parties to purchase an Emerging Growth Stock. (See also: MOU, JV, Big News, Next Week)
Level II - an electronic stream of data that will enable you to lose more money, faster than ever before.
Locked and Loaded - "I have doubled down more than once on this pig, and if it doesn't go back up very soon, I am in deep, deep trouble…"
Long and Strong - "My irrational belief in this dishonest promotion will not be shaken by assertions of fact."
MM - Market Maker; the Ferrari-driving 24 year-old who emptied your account, one trade at a time.
MOASS - the Mother of All Short Squeezes; when predicted as imminent, a guarantee that your stock will drift lower for the rest of time.
MOU - a letter sent by one liar to another.
Margin - a quicker way to send your entire portfolio to Money Heaven.
Margin Call - the market's way of telling you to stop trading and buy no-load mutual funds.
Melchizidek - a business-friendly domicile for Emerging Growth Companies (see also: Utah)
Mental Stop - an arbitrary point below your purchase price, and always adjusted down to be below the current quote. (See also: Stop Loss)
Mine - a hole in the ground with a liar at the top (Mark Twain).
Mining Company - a group of liars.
Mining Company (Exploration Stage) - a group of liars who have not yet agreed what to lie about.
Mining Company Stock - expensive toilet paper.
Money Heaven: the final resting place for the capital of retail Spec-o-lators. (See also Greenwich, CT.)
Money TV - a platform for fraudulent stock promotion, hosted by paid shill and convicted goat-f*cker, Donald Baillargeon.
Moon - frequently-promised price-point for Emerging Growth Stocks; a mineral-rich celestial body, ripe for exploration by Mining Companies.
NSS (Naked Short Selling) - a helpful service provided by Market Makers to lower the price of your stock, so you can buy more at bargain levels (in time for the MOASS).
Next Week - the time frame for the release of the Big News. Always Next Week, never This Week.
NITE - Knight Trading, the largest Market Maker of Emerging Growth Stocks, and the party responsible for your lack of investment acumen and poor trading skills.
OS - Outstanding Shares, like the National Debt, a large and ever-increasing number, but with more immediate negative effect on Stuckholders' wealth.
Optomistic - this mis-spelling of the word optimistic reliably indicates the victim has not yet realized the extent of his losses, or the depths to which the company's management or IR person will go to deceive him.
Paid Basher - one already rich from not wasting their capital on Emerging Growth Stocks, and able to pull down many additional billions by criticizing YOUR stock.
Penny Stock - a business so unprofitable, so mis-managed, so dishonest, that no bank or VC would lend them a cent (see also: Emerging Growth Stock, Mining Company).
Penny Stockholm Syndrome - the love that dare not show a spouse the brokerage statement (see also: True Long).
Pink Sheets - an electronic stock exhange whose secret objective is the transfer of wealth from Suckers to Hedge Funds and executives of Emerging Growth Companies.
Positive DD - what the CEO/promoter/IR person tells you on the phone (but is unable to put in writing); frequently involves Big News, which may arrive as early as Next Week.
Press Release - (when issued by a Real Company) an announcement of material interest to the financial community, intended to goose the stock price; (when issued by an Emerging Growth Company) a collection of exaggerations, lies and errors of omission, intended to goose the stock price.
Reverse Split - the market's way of letting you know your stock is a loser.
SEC - huge, lavishly-funded regulatory agency, whose secret objective is the transfer of wealth from Suckers to Hedge Funds.
Short - the natural enemy of the Sucker;
Short, Naked - see NSS
Spec-o-late - to throw one's capital down the Stinky Pinky Toilet; to engage in wild financial fantasies that will never be realized.
Steve Cohen - (pronounced: Cth'ul'hu) Hedge Fund manager and notorious Short; very camera-shy, due to the fact that he has actual horns growing from his head.
Stinky Pinky - see Emerging Growth Stock
Stinky Pinky Toilet: the place your money goes. (See also: Money Heaven)
Stop Loss - an invitation to a Market Maker to take your money.
Stuckholder - holder of a position in a Stinky Pinky where the proceeds from selling would be less than the commission.
Sucker - anyone long a Penny Stock for longer than it takes to go to the bathroom.
Things that make you go HMMMMMM - prelude or finale to a message-board post consisting of well-researched links that clearly prove the price weakness in a particular Stinky Pinky is due to a vast conspiracy by a secret alliance of Hedge Funds, Market Makers, central banks, the supreme court, Raging Bull, Paid Bashers, the Vatican, the SEC and DTCC, the House of Saud, George Soros, the Smoking Man, etc.
Time Travel - a technology found only in the business plans of Emerging Growth Companies.
Trailing Stop - a trading technique designed to protect profits, seldom needed by investors in Emerging Growth Stocks.
True Long - the con man's best friend.
Utah - a business-friendly domicile for Emerging Growth Stocks.
Vancouver - a street in Canada where your broker worked before he moved to Boca Raton
Wall St - a really old movie with Michael Douglas that portrays the softer, more sentimental side of finance (see also: Boiler Room).
Zero Bid - the market's way of letting you know your stock is a loser.
How true.
Except I would reverse the comments "I know what I own, in three to five years you will see"
TO
You will see, in three to five years I will know what I own!!
LOL
Now here is a visual....
http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/index.php?module=see&lang=uk&code=4e5b21de9e0036ad73e0e9664ce3274a
Derb
Clearly the end is near for AERP.
The obvious conflict of interest is out there for all to see. Of course, all but those who want to hide the TRUTH from anyone and everyone who might prevent them from dumping shares off.
Traveller and Peacock are working this one very well off each other. To the detriment of any long.
But of course, it doesn't matter about all the red ink, it doesn't matter about the 2 BILLION SHARES out there with these 310 million added on.
It doesn't matter that 1.1 BILLION SHARES COULD COME FREE IN THE FIRST WEEK OF APRIL.
It's all a mad conspiracy on Level 2. ROFLMAO!
Fools all...it's Peacock and Hunsaker and Traveller doing what they have to do...for themselves.
What is gonna happen when Hunsaker cashes in his money owed? Does anyone realize that after the dump that always follows a reverse in a money-losing enterprise like this one, that his money owed might be more than the company is worth?
What then?
IS IT APRIL YET?
IMO/FWIW
Posted by: GOLDENBOLLOX
In reply to: EarnestDD who wrote msg# 1959 Date:3/13/2008 9:56:47 PM
Post #of 1961
Here is Peacock signing for the defense in one case, for the plaintiff in the other.
Would you say they are printing their own shares?
http://www.3marketears.com/2007CA002114NC.pdf
http://www.3marketears.com/2007CA010262NC.pdf
Derb ... the latest Sequoia lawsuit is a joke.
Here is Shane Traveller, CFO for Aero, also an officer at Sequoia, suing in Florida.
What a joke.
Just an excuse to issue more shares and use the court system to give it the appearance of doing their job.
Good board guys, boardmarked you.
Also see board and iBox here:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=9964
regards,
jonesie
Javelin Play UCOI - Shareholders fight back
Sung to the tune of "Were Not Going To Take It Any More"...
UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549
Form 8-K
Current Report Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Act of 1934
Date of Report: December 17, 2007
UNICO INCORPORATED
(Exact Name of Registrant as Specified in its Charter)
SECTION 8
OTHER EVENTS
ITEM 8.01
OTHER EVENTS
The Company mailed definitive proxy materials to its shareholders seeking to approve a proposal to amend the Company’s articles of incorporation to authorize the board of directors, in its discretion, to effect a reverse stock split of the Company’s common stock at a ratio of up to one-for-five hundred during the six month period following the date of a special meeting of shareholders originally scheduled for December 21, 2007.
On December 17, 2007, plaintiff Legacy Trading Group (“Legacy”), a California limited liability company, filed an action against Unico alleging violation of Section 14(a) and (c) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Rules promulgated thereunder, and Arizona Revised Statute § 19-705. The action was filed in the United States District Court, Southern Division of California (Civil No. 07CV 2344-L (RBB)). Legacy filed an ex parte application for a Temporary Restraining Order (“TRO”), contending that notice of the special meeting of Unico’s shareholders and/or the related proxy statement were not provided to all shareholders. At a hearing held on December 18, 2007, the Court granted the application for a TRO, and enjoined and restrained Unico from holding the special meeting of the shareholders on December 21, 2007 or at any other time until the preliminary injunction hearing in this matter is heard. The preliminary injunction hearing is scheduled for January 7, 2008.
Unico believes notice of the special meeting of Unico’s shareholders and the related proxy statement for the December 21, 2007 special meeting were sent to all shareholders entitled to receive such pursuant to applicable federal proxy rules and the Arizona Revised Statutes. However, since the TRO prevented the Company from holding the special meeting of shareholders on December 21, 2007, the Company is rescheduling the special meeting of shareholders. The Company will properly notify shareholders when the specific time, date and location of the meeting have been determined.
SIGNATURES
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.
UNICO INCORPORATED
Date: December 21, 2007
/s/ Mark Lopez
Mark Lopez, Chief Executive Officer
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Scam Plays and DTC "Chilled" Stock - Beware of Both
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Since DTC is starting to "chill" or global lock quite a few stocks I thought it might be interesting to start gathering information on the various "chilled" stocks here. I'll be adding a list of the ones I know about in the near future. Please post information on any stocks you know of that have a DTC "chill" on them.
Not all DTC "chilled" stocks are scams, but, the end results to the long term shareholders appear to be the same.
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Here's some interesting reading for those with any concerns about speaking out freely with information about scams:
From IH Geek [Dave]
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=53187425
An excerpt:
"This is an important day for freedom, and a fatal blow to those who would attempt to silence our collective rights using foreign laws as their sword.
It is our great pleasure to announce today's enactment of the SPEECH ACT, otherwise known as the "Securing the Protection of our Enduring and Established Constitutional Heritage" Act. This is important legislation, not only for websites such as as iHub but also for individuals who wish to exercise their constitutionally protected right to express their views.
The new legislation, which was signed into law today, is based on the similar laws passed by New York, Florida and other states. It prohibits enforcement of foreign libel judgments in all U.S. courts of law when the foreign laws are not as protective as American law or do not comport with U.S. principles of due process. It also requires US courts to apply the immunity provided by 47 USC 230 with regard to foreign judgments against interactive websites like iHub. And perhaps most importantly, it provides the jurisdictional authority for US courts to issue declaratory judgments in favor of the US defendants in such foreign judgments, and provides for recovery of legal costs in incurred in doing so. No longer will US citizens and business be held hostage to libel judgments obtained in countries with archaic libel laws that do not respect the constitutional and statutory protections provided by US law.
It should also be noted that this bipartisan legislation passed both the House and the Senate unanimously. That speaks strongly to the will of Congress and the American people; in this age there are scant few matters before the Congress that would garner unanimous support.
Our thanks and congratulations go to Congressman Steve Cohen for originally proposing this legislation, and to Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld who spearheaded support for the legislation. We also acknowledge the members of both parties in the Judiciary Committees of the House and Senate for getting the legislation right and getting it enacted without opposition.
We recognize and congratulate those of you who have held your ground in the face of intimidation from foreign operators."
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Here's an example of the type of scam stock I'd like to see listed here:
OTC BB | Medical - Healthcare | EYI Industries (EYII)
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=4264
Dirty shell is an understatement here:
If you go to the State of Nevada you will see their corporate status has been revoked:
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=OBGnrqpH6oP8sHIelJilxA%253d%253d&nt7=0
Pinksheets has them as Caveat Emptor
EYII closed it's doors on April 2, 2009. Website came down and nobody heard from the company again. A number of reps are now trying to file a class action lawsuit against the company. They stopped paying reps after this point. In the weeks and months leading up to April 2009, they had begun putting caps on distributor checks. After this time, the patent holder/inventor of Calorad took his product to ASANTAE, inc to allow them to distribute. EYII never owned Calorad or the rights to distribute it. Try googling for EYII distributors, and you will not find a single one that is active. There are a few that have moved onto other MLM companies, and have maintained their old telephone numbers, but they will tell you that EYII went out of business last year. Evidently, the story is that 2 people embezzeled or defrauded the company of all their cash and they went belly up. They left all their reps high and dry and even wiped out their downlines of customers, because they took down the website and they were not able to access their downlines.
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This Forum used to be for the discussion of Javelin Advisory Group Stock Plays, however, the company no longer exists. Please feel free to use this board for any scams you find. Just provide links to prove your assertion.
Website
http://www.javelinadvisory.com/ (JAVELIN out of business) email addressed to site is returned undeliverable and last blog entry on the site is from 2008. There are no current Javelin plays.
Incorporated
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=hzBwHZy%252bH0oxx8dilMyxDg%253d%253d&nt7=0 shows that JAVELIN is in default status with the State of Nevada.
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