I understand his point. My point: for someone who has been responsible for issuing countless PRs saying that XYZ was acquired or ABC deal was finalized ***NONE*** of which turned out to be true has no right to whine like a little beyotch because people are saying mean things about him.

Some are speculating that everything he writes now is a lie. They have a good foundation for making that assumption and will likely prove to be 100% correct.

Looter is a liar. Consistently. A. Liar.

File under: Pot meet Kettle

DTCC doesn't have contact information on their web site.

This makes for some interesting reading:

www.securitieslawyer101.com/2014/dtc-chills-global-lock/

Check out the section that begins:

Often issuers lose DTC eligibility upon notifying the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) of corporate actions such as name changes or stock splits which results in the issuer’s securities issuances and other activities being reviewed by FINRA and DTC.

Factors that may cause an issuer’s securities to lose DTC eligibility include:

How many of these factors apply to Eddie/PRPM/SUTI etc? Yikes.

Kolbe Global Logistics is a joke.

Any company that incorporates any of the following words in their name: "Global" "International" or "Worldwide" as they operate out of mom's spare bedroom is clouded by delusions of grandeur.

Luis doesn't have two nickles to rub together. He asked Team Vakser/Looter for nickles but the few dollars those boys have go to criminal defense lawyers and court ordered restitution.

Luis should change the company name to Kolbe Desperate Logistics.

Shameful.

Ebola will have to wait. SUTID working on setting up a nationwide distribution network to sell ISIS personal defense kits. $ 200 million projected sales in the next 12 months. Oh, and candles.

Exactly right. The PR will announce the same sort of plans and initiatives that we saw with PRPM. The Company has no working capital, no financing (although some will dredge up the long ago Mastiff promise of millions) and no industry contacts.

Anyone who does a modicum of DD will see the history of the players and (if hey are smart) they will stay away. The most desperate (or those clouded by chemical influences) will, once again, fall victim to the fiction(s) and be strung along by Team Eddie and Looter.

PT Barnum was right.

Just wait until Looter announces the multiple letters of intent, memos of understanding, Kolbe acquisitions, Vortex partnerships and Texas pot shop grand openings.

You will eat your words, sir.

LOL

Yes supposedly Sara Lee. Until 2006 Sara Lee owned Hanes, the undies brand. Opens up a whole new series of speculations of any involvement that Looter might have had at SL.

My name is Looter and I am into women's bras and panties.

Not like that!

Hanes Wikipedia page

Luther has bailed on PRPM and is back running General Motors. Or was it General Electric.

I have a better idea than ED drugs. Eddie always picks something that's HOT. What's hotter right now than ISIS?

Get your ISIS personal protection kits. Don't be caught unprepared when ISIS hits your neighborhood. Includes quick stick on beard to make it look like you are a "believer."

No, but in fairness Looter is only able to check email when he can hitch a ride to the public library. If LJ has the sunglasses on it could be days before anyone is brave enough to give him a lift. Can't be too careful.

Did you see a disheveled soul in the hotel parking lot who was frantically scouring the pavement looking for cast off "roaches?" That's our CEO Looter!

Why would you turn down free money?

Be the ball, Danny. Be the ball.

It's open for debate whether Luther was earnest in any of his discussions with Davyd, Luis and others. Yes, I know that Luther is a seasoned executive (he used to run Exxon/Mobil, IIRC) but I still say that he might have genuinely believed that Eddie would come up with a way to deliver on the promises being made to the "acquisition partners" and ultimately to the bagholders here.

Could it be that Luther finally wised up and has decided to walk away?

Regarding debt on the balance sheet, what would prevent Eddie from paying himself $ 25K a month as CEO. And charging $ 2K a month to rent a portion of his palatial digs in Texas as the "corporate office"? True there is no cash to fork over now but the debt would sit on the books until there was cash to take and you-know-who would be the first to dip into the kitty.

When these companies control compensation (to officers, employees and closely related vendors) it just seems silly to believe that shareholders will end up with anything.

I've reached the point where I don't believe that a tiger can change its stripes. Clearly you are less cynical which is either open-mindedness or foolishness.

Time will tell.

I haven't looked for anyt LRJ info in Florida. Someone else did and, if I recall correctly, a follow up poster located what was purported to be an obituary for the Florida LJ, who was over 70 years of age.

At the link below: Page 5. Is this OUR Luther with an active arrest warrant (grand larceny) out of New York State?

http://www.wcdspba.com/wcso/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/warrantHotSheetOct15.pdf

You thought I meant THIS Monday? I meant the following Monday -- or since that's Labor Day -- I meant the Monday after the following Monday (September 8th). Looking forward to Q&A with our loyal shareholders on September 8.
-Luther (somewhere in Nepal)

In all fairness, when Luther was a Vice President at IBM (or was it General Electric?) his secretary made sure all of the grammar was correct. At PRPM Luther has to proofread everything himself since the secretarial pool at headquarters is busy attending to other matters.

Check this 2012 letter from attorney Kogan relating to a completely different company. The PRPM letter is incredibly similar. Even the oilier documents reference appears in that 2012 missive.

Bizarre.

https://www.otciq.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=84189

Now that I look at the Attorney Letter more carefully it appears to be the result of a PDF to Word conversion, then converted back to PDF. I've seen similar spacing, font and spelling (incorrect conversion) errors in other documents run through this process.

Could it be that this is indeed part of a legit Simon Kogan letter intermixed with someone's "touch ups"?

Things that make you go "Hmmmmmm"

Wow that is an interesting letter to OTC Markets. A few observations:

Mr. Kogan operates from a residential building using a VERIZON.NET email address. Hot-shot securities lawyer? Maybe the handy-man is also his paralegal.

The use of fonts and punctuation in the letter is bizarre; more consistent with Vakser's PRs (or a ransom note) rather than the production of a licensed attorney.

My favorite segment is where the writer refers to "oilier
documents and instruments". Somehow the word oilier is indeed fitting.

The letter spells the name of the Company CEO as Jeffreys rather than Jeffries.

Clark wants the apps to be PERFECT?!?

Go to the web site of his other application: http://www.ipoint.tv/

Click on TV Everywhere. Try to read the page. Your head will hurt. So many typos.

Some examples:

STREAMING VIDEO: Video subscritpoins such as Netflixh, Hulu or Amazon Video Services and iPoint TV, play right on your TV.

According to a new Park Associates studio, Roku has become the most popular streaming video device in the United States. It bost over 5 million set top boxes sold with over 8 billion streams since 2008

Someone who is a perfectionist would use spell check, no?

Using someone's name without their permission reminds me of a saga that has more twists, turns, lies and obfuscations than even the folks at TADF could contrive.

Check out the section on "Alan Cooper" under this Wikipedia article:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prenda_Law

10130 Northlake Blvd has a UPS Store. Many companies use UPS Store as a mail and package drop; some are perfectly legitimate -- others not so much.

No one should be looking for Aero employees at this address, unless they happen to catch someone dropping by the UPS Store to pick up the mail.