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BLPT SEC Suspension:
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-66299.pdf
Admin Proceeding:
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2012/34-66298.pdf
thanks, this will be huge if any merger news came out.
strong watch ;)
HUMMEL
Share Structure
I just received this from the TA:
**The total shares outstanding for Blue Point as of 6-10-2010 was 20,485,000 shares outstanding with 8,294,000 shares free trading and 12,191,000 shares restricted with 80,000,000 shares authorized.
Jason M. Bogutski-President
SIGNATURE STOCK TRANSFER, INC.
2632 Coachlight Court
Plano, Texas 75093
Tel 972.612.4120
Fax 972.612.4122
Email - signaturestocktransfer@msn.com
thanks a lot for your private reply - can't answer privat you too
regards,
HUMMEL
Website ? :
http://www.bluepoint.net/base/page_display.php?page=about
"Bluepoint enjoys direct relationships and accounts with Intel, Microsoft, AMD, Fujitsu, Dell, Seagate, Trust, Sweex, Edimax & Edge10 to name just a few. We also have privileged status with major distributors and are able to obtain product and competitive pricing and preferential allocation.
As well as being ranked in the Top 20 fastest growing private companies in the UK (Virgin Fast Track 100), Bluepoint has also achieve UK runner up status for "Efficient Use of Information Technology" - Arthur Anderson Group, and UK runner up for Best "Large" Supplier to the Education Sector two years running. "
if this is true this stock will fly to 0,1$ soon
HUMMEL
looks good here ;)
but I think this can`t be correct - please give me the right numbers
http://www.otcmarkets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=BLPT
Estimated Market Cap
$27,540 as of Jun 9, 2010
Outstanding Shares
6,885,000 as of Sept 5, 2008
Float(shares)
4,512,000 as of Dec 31, 2006
Number of Shareholders of Record
154 as of Sept 10, 2008
regards,
HUMMEL
BLPT, Someone pm'd this info this evening, will not have a chance to follow up on it but figured I would post if someone wants to put some DD time in on it....
Sent By: XXXXXXXXX To: Mark Date: Thursday, May 20, 2010 9:41:12 PM
Tell me what you think of this.
When I type BLPT.com into my browser,it redirects to internetpanicbutton.com,
which is owned by redlinepc.com,
which is owned by redline micro computers,inc. from New York.
I dont see a connection, but why would BLPT.com redirect?
About Us
The team at Redline Micro Computers not only designed the Internet Panic Button, but also manufacture it in Long Island, New York. Redline Micro Computers has a combined experience of over 30 years in the computer industry. We developed the Internet Panic Button to meet the needs of our clients and have had nothing but positive experiences with the unit. It’s simplicity is a main contributing factor to its success.
Tuff to get shares here Carlito....will be a nice one...
.019,,, still holding all (5k)
.018s up....
Wwhheeee!!
HELLO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
because it's a low float
Traded Very weird past friday !
only filled 5k 0022, grrrr
thnx carlito, looking good :)
006
http://www.bluepoint.net/base/front_page.php
Status: Active
https://secure.in.gov/sos/bus_service/online_corps/view_details.aspx?guid=51CBB267-69C8-4B41-88FB-CA38ED141621
Name Searched On:
BLUEPOINT LINUX SOFTWARE CORP (Legal)
Current Information
Entity Legal Name:
BLUEPOINT LINUX SOFTWARE CORP.
Entity Address:
4/F XIN YANG BLVD, BAGUA 4TH RD, SHENZHEN, CHINA 518031, AN 00000
General Entity Information:
Control Number: 1996100451
Status: Active
Entity Type: For-Profit Domestic Corporation
Entity Creation Date: 10/7/1996
.006 little nibbles, give us a merger so this thing can skyrocket to the moon, i'm overdue for a 10,000%+ gainer, lol
BLPT .008 x .01 ceo and cfo own 66% of the o/s, 20.4M O/S, 6M float, last 10-q:
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=6147308
Blogger Jerome Armstrong Settles Stock-Touting Suit with SEC
By Rogers Cadenhead
Watching the Watchers
Influential liberal blogger Jerome Armstrong, the founder of MyDD and an originator of the netroots movement, has agreed to pay $29,000 in fines and penalties to settle a 2003 SEC suit accusing him of touting a stock on Internet message boards without disclosing his financial interest in the company.
The Commission's Complaint, filed on April 14, 2003, alleged that beginning on March 6, 2000, Armstrong touted the stock of BluePoint Linux Software Corporation ("BluePoint") by posting unsubstantiated, favorable buy recommendations on the Raging Bull internet site. Armstrong posted over eighty such recommendations during the first three weeks that the stock of BluePoint was publicly traded. According to the Complaint, Armstrong praised BluePoint's investment value and encouraged investors who were experiencing trouble having their orders filled to keep trying. The Complaint further alleged that the promoters of BluePoint were secretly transferring stock in three other companies to Armstrong at prices below the then current market for those three stocks and that Armstrong made at least $20,000 by selling the shares he received from the promoters of BluePoint.
Along with business partner Markos Moulitsas, Armstrong helped spark the netroots movement, an Internet-fueled effort to elect Democrats and counter conservative success in other media. Moulitsas credits him with the inspiration to created Daily Kos.
Although the settlement states that Armstrong neither admits nor denies the SEC allegations, he made an August 2003 court filing that acknowledged posting messages on Raging Bull about BluePoint while he had a financial relationship with company insiders Michael Markow and Francois Goelo.
Armstrong's message board postings related to Bluepoint are no longer online, but there are dozens of messages on the InvestorsHub site in which he promoted a related company before a merger, never revealing he was given 25,000 shares before the deal.
An SEC filing reveals that Armstrong received the shares in a reverse merger executed by the Chinese wireless startup AccessTel, which acquired a publicly traded online mall called Shopss.Com on Dec. 18, 2000. Markow's Global Guarantee Corporation received 1.5 million shares in the AccessTel merger.
From September 2000 to March 2002, Armstrong posted 95 messages using the account myDDdotcom on AccessTel's InvestorsHub board. He predicted great potential for its technology and a big increase in price, deriding skeptics as "bashers." None of his postings mention his relationship with the company, formed by executives who created Bluepoint.
On the day of the merger, Armstrong announced on InvestorsHub that he had just bought 250 shares of the company:
... i did DD call quite a bit this weekend, and am satisfied to continue holding, patient for their plan to become widely known. Today I just bought a whopping 250 shares in my son's (Jackson) educational IRA that I just set up for the toddler, hope it grows as much as he is.
Bluepoint laid off all employees in 2005 after a failed attempt to develop Linux software for the car industry. The company exists today as an empty shell hoping for a merger, stating in its 2006 annual report that its only remaining asset is $6 cash. More than 4.5 million shares of its stock are owned by the public, which reached a high of $21 during the period Armstrong was accused of touting and last sold for $0.04 cents.
AccessTel are currently worth one cent, down from around $1.25 at the time of the merger. The New Jersey company has left the wireless business and sells ladies pantyhose in Lebanon.
When allegations against Armstrong were first reported in June 2006, Moulitsas asked a private mailing list of liberal bloggers to ignore the story until it was settled:
Jerome can't talk about it now since the case is not fully closed. But once it is, he'll go on the offensive. That should be a couple of months off. ...
My request to you guys is that you ignore this for now. It would make my life easier if we can confine the story. Then, once Jerome can speak and defend himself, then I'll go on the offensive (which is when I would file any lawsuits) and anyone can pile on. If any of us blog on this right now, we fuel the story.
Under a December 2003 agreement reached with the SEC, Armstrong is prohibited from making any public statement denying the charges or suggesting the complaint is factually untrue.
Moulitsas has not made any statement regarding the settlement since news broke Wednesday. Armstrong told New York Times blogger Chris Suellentrop in an email, "It's good to see the matter finally end."
In April, Armstrong received the Paul and Sheila Wellstone Award for Political Organizing from the Twenty-First Century Democrats "for his visionary leadership in working to create the online netroots community, which has changed the face of politics forever in America by creating a mechanism for people to come together and demand accountability from their leaders."
The group has removed all references to Armstrong from its web site, including his photo and the announcement of his award, which was cached by Google July 20.
When Armstrong began MyDD.Com in 2001, the site's name stood for "My Due Diligence." In stock trading, due diligence refers to the care that should be taken to review all facts related to an investment prior to purchase.
Disclosure: In 2005, the author of this piece was a member of an ad network that included Daily Kos, a professional collaboration that crashed and burned.
possibly of interest to investors here...
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/comp18088.htm
China backtracking?
China Reform Monitor No. 336, October 16, 2000
American Foreign Policy Council, Washington, DC
http://www.afpc.org
INVESTORS BEWARE: CHINA STOCK MARKET LISTS INSOLVENT COMPANIES;
BEIJING BACKTRACKING ON PNTR AND WTO AGREEMENTS
Editor: Al Santoli
August 17: The Chinese government's stranglehold on information is
hindering attempts at market reform, the Asian Wall Street Journal reports.
Burgeoning government debt, loss-plagued state owned enterprises [SOEs] and
increasing social unrest have caused the Chinese communists to seek an
unlikely savior: the stock market. Chinese economic planners under Zhu
Rongji seek to keep stock prices high to help ailing SOEs stay afloat, while
relieving weak state banks with government loans. However, in an effort to
maintain tight political control, China's leaders are resisting the key role
of information in a free-market system. Even the Internet has been targeted
with strict laws to prevent the leaking of "state secrets" -- including
damaging information on listed companies that Beijing does not want made
public. The biggest problem, the Journal observes, is the Communist Party's
reluctance to allow the free flow of information about listed companies,
some of which should have been de-listed or declared bankrupt long ago.
October 3: Beijing has tightened control of China's Internet industry by
limiting foreign investment and imposing stringent surveillance of portal
content, the South China Morning Post reports. The new comprehensive
government regulations were published in Xinhua news agency. The rules
require Chinese Internet content providers [ICPs] to seek government
approval for joint ventures or any business cooperation with foreign
investors. Analysts say the harshest regulation holds Chinese portals
responsible for blocking "illegal content" and "subversive content" from
spreading through their Web sites.
The state rules define "subversive" as any content that, "harms the
reputation of China, spreads ideas that threaten the reunification of China
or the stability of Communist party rule and social order." Licensed ICPs
are responsible for blocking and reporting "subversive" content to the
police, and are required to keep detailed records of the Internet users who
spread "subversive" content.
October 10: The final round of international talks regarding China's bid to
join the World Trade Organization have stalled, with China balking on
previous promises and resisting demands by the United States and other
countries that it undertake major legal reforms and explain in greater
detail how it intends to open its market to foreign companies, the
Washington Post reports. The disputed legal documents, the Post adds,
combines the terms of the bilateral agreements China has reached
individually with the US, the European Union and 135 other members of the
WTO. Legal reform is especially important because less than 10 percent of
China's judges, chosen by the Communist Party, have legal training. In
addition, Chinese government ministries own many of the companies that may
be involved in disputes with foreign partners and investors.
October 12: The day after President Clinton signed the documents granting
Permanent Normal Trade Relations [PNTR] with China, US Trade Representative
Charlene Barshevsky made an emergency visit to China to urge Beijing to
stick to concessions that the US thought it had won over China's entry into
the WTO, the Associated Press reports.
Thanks, Matt. eom
Claire,
At the request of Dahlias, you are now Chairman of BLPT.
Congrats!
FM
Senate approves China trade agreement
http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/09/19/pntr.vote.hfr/index.html
BLPT will have more room now, and the stock price will certainly follow...
A super research by Surfdc:
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=BLPT&read=1640
I loved particularly this one:(LOL..LOL..)
http://www.usembassy-china.org.cn/english/sandt/WEBRES3.htm
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=BLPT&read=1638
¶ Dahlias, I really love that ONE...
Looks like "your Boys" at BLPT's Helm are the future Billy Gates of the Linux System, with a MUCH BIGGER AUDIENCE: ASIA!...
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/cover/storydb/2000/09/04/it-cncbluepoint.html
JMHO, F. Goelo + + +
investodon....Welcome to investorshub Don. Happy to have you with us. Feel free to share anything about BLPT that you have. I got in at 7.50 so I have a few dollars to go yet before I'm back to status quo. This is a Basher free and friendly place. It will remain that way. No Spam either. This place is like a breath of fresh air. I hope you will enjoy our new board. Thanks for making a post.
Thanks for the board, almost stayed at my entry $4.50 but it will come!Don
CLAIRE...Nice to see you again. BLPT did have a pretty good day. It is about time!!!! I can't understand why this little baby was sleeping for soooooooo long. Sure glad it is starting to wake up. LOL LOL I see ole Errol is back at it, trying to hammer BLPT back into the ground. I wonder if he will ever give up. Claire, you are always welcome here.
VK....I checked into it and found that they have filed a 10Q-SB
I could not get into the regular freedgar SEC files. the Site was having some tech problems. I found the filings over at edgar-online.com. Here is the link. I am a member. I am not sure if that place will let you retrieve it or not, without being a member. You can give it a try. I put just a little bit of it here to show you that it is a BLPT filing. It is too large to put all of it here. The income statement was filed August 14, 2000.
http://www.edgar-online.com/auth/edgardoc/DocFrame.pl?doc=A-1081376-0001103259-00-000015&fmt=text&nad=&docname=BLUEPOINT+LINUX+SOFTWARE+CORP&doctype=10QSB&filingdate=Aug+14+2000++4%3A52PM&docsize=22&numofpages=11&formfilename=0001103259-00-000015&cik=1081376&x=27&y=9
FORM 10Q-SB
General Form for Registration of Securities
of Small Business Issuers
Under Section 12(b) or (g) of
the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Bluepoint Linux Software Corporation
(Exact name of Registrant as specified in its charter
Indiana 0-25797 35-2070348
(State or other jurisdiction (Commission (I.R.S. Employee
of incorporation) File Number) Identification No.)
1406 Building A, Electronics, Science and Technology Building,
Shenzhen, Zhonghi Province, China
(Address of principal executive offices)
Registrant's telephone number, including area code: 011867553783102
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BLPT is currently a SHELL company.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=blpt
ABOUT US
BluePoint Linux Software Co., Ltd. (BluePoint) is the leading Chinese Linux operating system provider in China.
The business of BluePoint is focused on Linux operating system, embedded Linux platform and related service and support. The company developed the first true Chinese Linux operating system called BluePoint. BluePoint is very stable, easy to use and offers high performance. It supports multiple languages and is very suitable for Asian users. Although the history of the BluePoint is very short, it has already gained great market acceptance. BluePoint is now pre-installed in computers by several major computer makers in China, including Great Wall, TCL, and Xiahua Shanbao. The company is also providing customized development and training services for these computer makers.
The company owns two web sites: http://www.bluepoint.com.cn/ and http://www.openunix.org/. Established in March, 1999, openunix.org is a destination site for Unix and Linux information. It is the most influential Linux site in China. The site provides services such as news, technical discussion forums, knowledge bases and software downloading. The site also provides advertising, publishing, survey and consulting services.
The company’s short-term goal is to become the largest Linux operating system provider in Asia.
The birth of Shenzhen BluePoint Linux Software Co.,Ltd. is a “legendary story” that was extensively reported by the Chinese media:
http://www.ycwb.com.cn/1999/08/03/dnzk/wssj/03.html
http://linux.softhouse.com.cn/bluepoint.html
http://www.szszd.com.cn/tqb/199908/0808/newsfile/f46-1.htm
http://www.zdnet.com.cn/cgiperl/pcwcontent.pl?99_31+enterprise+31E01066
http://www.szszd.com.cn/tqb/199908/0818/newsfile/n1-13.htm
http://www.computerworld.com.cn/99/news/9910/991016_04.asp
http://www.szed.com/szsb/19991013/GB/2914^1013GG12.htm
The three founders, Yu Deng, Miaoshen Liao and Ling Li (known in the Chinese Linux community as Devin, Samuel, and Hahalee) are all young computer wizards. Devin, who is only 25 years old, was a computer genius since he was a kid. Devin and Samuel started working together on the Linux system in 1997. In the early 1998, they co-founded the openunix.org Network Studio. The Studio registered over 3000 Linux professionals in one year. Devin and Samuel developed CXWIN 0.5, the Chinese Windows environment for the Linux operating system in November of 1998. They decided then that they would develop a real Chinese Linux operating system, one that supports Chinese from the kernel level. They called their operating system BluePoint. In early 1999, Hahalee, who became a certified senior programmer before he even graduated from college, joined the BluePoint development team. In July 1999, BluePoint Linux, the first true Chinese Linux operating system, was born. In September 1999, in order to expand their business, they founded the company Shenzhen BluePoint Linux Software Co.,Ltd.
The three founders are recognized authorities in the Chinese Linux/Unix community and are experts in the Internet business. With a development team lead by a group of computer geniuses, plus a strong management and marketing team, the company is well positioned to become the dominant player in the Asian Linux market.
English verson of Web Page:
http://www.bluepoint.com.cn/english/info/index.htm
Chinese verson of Web Page:
http://www.bluepoint.com.cn/index.htm
What Is Linux:
http://www.investorshub.com/beta/read_msg.asp?message_id=5907
How To Make Contact:
http://www.investorshub.com/beta/read_msg.asp?message_id=5940
BLPT NEW CONTACT NUMBER: 011-86-755-378312-02
PRESS RELEASES:
http://www.investorshub.com/beta/read_msg.asp?message_id=5959
BLPT SEC Files:
http://www.freeedgar.com/Search/FilingsResults.asp?SourcePage=CompanyList&CIK=1081376&UseFrame=1&FormType=&DateFiled=&CompanyName=BLUEPOINT+LINUX+SOFTWARE+CORP
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