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The upcoming s-8 should be for at least 50 million assuming that Daryn Darrell and Sandra havent gotten a raise since last year. Last s-8 was for 15 mill when the pps was .022 and we are at 1/3 of that now thus 3times more shares needed for the same salaries. But will probably be for more because of the big pps drop after the announced the s-8 they couldnt dump as much as they liked so they kept pumping with bs news all through the fall ex. wi- fi phone.
Bill, why do you allow Fuen to post filth? You are a biased moderator thus a failure.
Posted by: fuenteopusx
In reply to: full house who wrote msg# 7135 Date:6/30/2005 11:52:10 AM
Post #of 7162
Are you writing copy now you phucking moron. Go phuck yourself and your mother.
Posted by: fuenteopusx
In reply to: full house who wrote msg# 7139 Date:7/1/2005 10:08:48 AM
Post #of 7162
go phuck yourself you phucking azzhole. Yeah, I'm a big boy. You better hope we never meet.
Moderator is a failure and allows people to disrespect peoples mothers yet censors my posts of truth!
Give it up, im out of ink from all the times youve told me to write down IBCS will be 2 cents 3cents and that wonderfull prediction that IBCS will hit 5cents before it reachs 10 cents. You are brilliant! LMFAO!
Then why the statments last summer when darrell was gone for 6weeks that he was looking for a new office and why is it stated in news and the 10k, can you post a link where it says they work from home and if that is the case then was darrell really just looking for a new house? why all the lies and play with words with everything they say?
Can't wait for that s-8 im gonna LSFH when you all start crying!
Can't wait for that s-8 im gonna LSFH when you all start crying!
amazing they have 2 websites now yet they still wont list the # of listeners or the remaing sponsor shares let alone the address of eather office..so much to hide but there's plenty of pump info all over the sites..so typical of a Canadian scam!
Daryn said live that they will list the shares on the website for all to see but has failed/lied again! But so desperate to get callers your ploy is 3rd grade at best. Daryn will not put it in black and white and you know it..nice try ! YOU BETCHA!
Holiday weekend, buying opps galore after 2pm!
OK who will win the race today? CYOS or TNOG?
Where's that 13 station update? LMFAO...you guys still worship this cronic liar....sec investigations...rv donations...release news from 3 different states in a year...s-8coming....shrinking listeners....no sponsors renew...only 4 sponsors this Q worst ever.....3 years old and going backwards...lowest pps since inception...1.2 million dollar deficit!....wont tell shareholders what sponsor shares are left...wont tell where the new office is?....and of course that infamous IBCS WALL OF SHAME!
Here's what the SEC has to say...boy oh boy these Flemings are always playing games with pumping stocks they receive for this and that..making a living out of taking people's money hideout in Canada ..here's the filing on Tyler and his trouble with the SEC..................................................................................................................................... .On January 9, 2004, the Commission issued an Order Making Findings and Imposing a Cease-and-Desist Order Pursuant to Section 8A of the Securities Act of 1933 as to SmallCap Solutions, Inc., Complete Financial and Operations, LLC, and Tyler T. Fleming. See Research Investment Group, Inc., Securities Act Rel. No. 8353 (Jan. 9, 2004). The proceeding remains open as to Respondents Research Investment Group, Inc. ("RIG") and Scott H. Wilding.
Respondents RIG and Wilding received the OIP on November 3, 2003. The Division of Enforcement filed a Motion for Default Judgment ("Motion") as to Respondents RIG and Wilding and a Declaration of Robert L. Mitchell in Support of the Motion on February 2, 2004.
The Commission's Rules of Practice provide that any respondent who fails to file an answer, appear at a prehearing conference, or answer a dispositive motion may be deemed to be in default and the allegations in the OIP may be deemed true. 17 C.F.R. §§ 201.155, .220. Respondents RIG and Wilding have not answered the allegations in the OIP, and have not responded to the Motion. Accordingly, I GRANT the Motion and find Respondents RIG and Wilding in default and that the following allegations in the OIP are true as to these Respondents.
FINDINGS
This matter involves a common abuse found among certain small publicly held companies. In recent years, many such companies have hired stock promoters to tout their shares on stock-picking websites and through mass-mailed e-mail messages (commonly known as "spam"). The promoter is often compensated in the form of purportedly unrestricted shares of the company's common stock, which the promoter sells after its touting has attracted investor interest in the company.
Under the federal securities laws, a public company cannot distribute unrestricted stock to public investors without first registering the offering with the Commission or having a valid exemption from registration for the transaction. Registration requires a company to provide important information about its finances and business to potential investors, and allows the Commission to review the company's disclosures. In an attempt to circumvent those registration requirements, certain issuers have sought alternate sources of purportedly "free trading" company stock in order to compensate the stock promoters. In such arrangements, the issuers and promoters are nonetheless participating in an unregistered offering of securities to the public in violation of the federal securities laws, as described below.
Respondent Fleming, 33, of Las Vegas, Nevada, promoted small cap companies from 2000 through 2002 on his website, WallStreetWest.com, and through an electronic newsletter, Wall Street West Newswire. Respondent Fleming conducted his stock promotion business through two corporate entities he controls, SmallCap Solutions, Inc. ("SmallCap Solutions") and Complete Financial and Operations, LLC ("Complete Financial").
SmallCap Solutions is a Nevada corporation and Respondent Fleming is SmallCap Solutions's sole officer and director.
Complete Financial is a Colorado company, which registered the trade name WallStreetWest.com, LLC, with the State of Colorado. Respondent Fleming is the sole member of Complete Financial.
RIG, a Florida corporation, promotes small cap companies by hiring others to mass distribute e mail messages and faxes touting its corporate clients.
Respondent Wilding, 42, of Pembroke Pines, Florida, is the sole officer and director of RIG.
Research Capital, LLC ("Research Capital") is a Florida venture capital company that seeks to invest in genomics-based biotechnology companies.
IR Specialists, Inc. ("IR Specialists"), a Rhode Island corporation, promotes small cap companies on its website, TipReporter.com.
In or around November 2001, Research Capital hired RIG to promote an issuer, whose common stock was traded on the OTC Bulletin Board ("the Issuer").
Research Capital was affiliated with the Issuer. Research Capital's principals owned approximately eighteen percent of the Issuer's outstanding shares, and Research Capital agreed to provide the Issuer with $1 million in working capital and to establish a public relations campaign for the Issuer. The Issuer had no significant revenue-generating activity and was nearly completely funded by, and dependent on, Research Capital.
Research Capital and RIG entered into an agreement under which RIG would establish a promotional campaign for the Issuer in exchange for an option to purchase up to 4,000,000 purportedly unrestricted shares of the Issuer from Research Capital and its principals at $0.025 per share. At the time, the Issuer's stock was trading at approximately $0.075 per share.
Shortly thereafter, RIG's sole officer and director, Respondent Wilding, exercised a portion of this option and purchased 3,300,000 shares of the Issuer. The shares, which came from Research Capital's principals, were deposited into Respondent Wilding's personal brokerage account.
RIG's Respondent Wilding subcontracted with Respondent Fleming and his company, SmallCap Solutions, to perform a portion of the promotional work in exchange for 150,000 purportedly unrestricted shares of the Issuer. One of Research Capital's principals transferred 150,000 of his shares of the Issuer to SmallCap Solutions on December 27, 2001. The shares were deposited into SmallCap Solutions's brokerage account. Respondent Fleming, as the sole officer and director of SmallCap Solutions, was the sole signatory on the company's brokerage account.
RIG also subcontracted with IR Specialists to perform a portion of the promotional work in exchange for 400,000 purportedly unrestricted shares of the Issuer. Under the agreement, IR Specialists would "e-mail blast" messages touting the Issuer to 8,000,000 potential investors, and arrange for profiles about the Issuer to be posted on its website and on other stock-promotion websites. As compensation, IR Specialists received 400,000 shares of the Issuer from one of Research Capital's principals on January 2, 2002. The shares were deposited into IR Specialists's brokerage account.
SmallCap Solutions posted a profile of the Issuer on the SmallCap Solutions website on or about January 5, 2002. That website was operated by SmallCap Solutions's President, Respondent Fleming, under the business name Complete Financial. IR Specialists's promotion began at around the same time. Within several days, daily trading volume of the Issuer's shares rose over 600 percent above the volume in the preceding month.
Between January and April 2002, Respondent Fleming sold the shares of the Issuer that SmallCap Solutions had received from the Research Capital principal on the open market for $6,005. Between March and July 2002, IR Specialists sold most of the stock it had received from the Research Capital principal on the open market for $5,980. In addition, in the weeks following the promotional activities, Respondent Wilding sold the shares that RIG had received from the Research Capital principal for $121,715.
No registration statement was filed with the Commission or was in effect as to the Issuer's shares sold by RIG, SmallCap Solutions, or IR Specialists. Because these stock promoters had obtained the shares from persons directly or indirectly controlling or controlled by the Issuer, or under direct or indirect common control with the Issuer, with a view to distributing the stock to the public, the stock was not exempt from registration. As a result, the securities were restricted and could not be sold to the public within a year after they were acquired by the promoters. The transactions constituted an illegal distribution of securities, and Respondents RIG and Wilding violated Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act.
As a result of the conduct described above, Respondents RIG and Wilding violated Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act, which prohibit the offer or sale of securities through the mails or in interstate commerce, unless a registration statement has been filed or is in effect as to such securities. I find, therefore, that it is in the public interest to impose the following sanctions.
ORDER
Pursuant to Section 8A of the Securities Act of 1933, I ORDER, that Research Investment Group, Inc. and Scott H. Wilding cease and desist from committing or causing any violations and any future violations of Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act.
Pursuant to Section 8A of the Securities Act of 1933, I FURTHER ORDER that Research Investment Group, Inc. and Scott H. Wilding shall, within ten days of the entry of this Order, pay disgorgement of $121,715, and prejudgment interest from August 1, 2002, through the last day of the month preceding the month in which payment of disgorgement is made to the United States Treasury. Prejudgment interest shall be calculated as provided for in Rule 600 of the Commission's Rules of Practice. See 17 C.F.R. § 201.600. Such payment shall be (A) made by United States postal money order, certified check, bank cashier's check or bank money order; (B) made payable to the Securities and Exchange Commission; (C) hand-delivered or mailed to the Office of Financial Management, Securities and Exchange Commission, Operations Center, 6432 General Green Way, Mail Stop 0-3, Alexandria, Virginia 22312; and (D) submitted under cover of a letter that identifies Research Investment Group, Inc. and Scott H. Wilding as Respondents in this proceeding, and the file number of the proceeding. A copy of the cover letter and check shall be sent to Helane L. Morrison, District Administrator, Securities and Exchange Commission, San Francisco District Office, 44 Montgomery Street, Suite 1100, San Francisco, California 94104-4691.
I FURTHER ORDER that the Motion to Withdraw as counsel for Respondent Wilding filed on February 4, 2004, by Nancy Brodzki, Esq., is GRANTED. See 17 C.F.R. § 201.102(d)(4).
I FURTHER ORDER that the hearing scheduled to begin on Monday, February 23, 2004, is canceled.
Brenda P. Murray
Chief Administrative Law Judge
Valerie, Bubba the Rabbit, Nibbles and Chloe all say IBCS is the house! ROTFLMAO the trailer station is run by 3 rabbits and a dog... but whats even funnier is that the IBCS radio spots are all for sale and if me or anyone where to buy the time slots IBCS is of the air POOF just like that..but the trailer station is so bad the have to give away air time for free just to fill dead air.....just scroll down to the bottom of the page and it clearly says times in red are for sale. http://www.wtmy.com/schedule.htm ....so IBCS gets no revenues from WTMY filling dead air with STL and what it really is~is charity ...why does daryn always try to deceive shareholders and play with words to make it appear that IBCS has a legit contract when in fact there is none...why does Daryn use that safe harbor act to the limits of the law?
If you really want a good laugh you have to take a look at the staff of IBC"S trailer trash radio "affiliate" WTMY LMFAO..http://www.wtmy.com/staff.htm you got three rabbits some fat chick a dog and a picture of some guy she keeps under her pillow! ROTFLMAO!
Why are all the IBCradio time slots for sale...just scroll down to the bottom of the page and it clearly says times in red are for sale. http://www.wtmy.com/schedule.htm ....so IBCS gets no revenues from WTMY filling dead air with STL and what it really is~is charity ...why does daryn always try to deceive shareholders and play with words to make it appear that IBCS has a legit contract when in fact there is none...why does Daryn use that safe harbor act to the limits of the law?
In the SEC inquiries about Daryn's FAILED Wall Street West, did Daryn drag his own brother (Tyler) into his mess with the SEC? Who would do that to their own family..and then go hide in Canada?..I wonder if his brother still talks to him?....is all this worth it Daryn you fat slob!
Fuen, very nice~ you are a big boy now.
There you have it folks! CYOS just passed TNOG..been playing this back and forth for a while now, never racking as hell but hey where else can you drink beer all day watch tv and make $$$$$$! LOL
Even more dribble from this clown Daryn..note the author when you scroll down. Yet this flip flopper says all day he is not an advisor or a broker..we dont give advice and we are not "guru's" giggle giggle giggle we are just talk show hosts..yet he prints advice? and he disrespects listeners if they are gay or if they are democrats,GWAD CMKX sharholders giggle chuckle giggle giggle etc etc this guy is just a major league azzhole and liar! BTW that last statement about Mad Cow and gays is also in my e-mail that goes out to sponsors/stations just so they know what kind of scum they are dealing with.
Here is your FOOL ceo making a 3rd grade statement about same sex marriage, and you wonder why everyone hates this jerk! ......Rants & raves
Advocate, The, March 16, 2004 "I knew it was bound to happen in the U.S., just like mad cow [disease] would eventually happen in the U.S., you know. What are you gonna do."
--Daryn Fleming, president and CEO of International Broadcasting Corp., discussing same-sex marriage On Stock Talk Live, the Internet-only talk show he cohosts, February 4
And Pete Rose didnt gamble on baseball!
CYOS may pass TNOG..Boring day for my holdings..time for beer....
LMFAO.008 x.0085 ...$85.00 worth of stock traded and the mm's drop the bid in a flash and some stuck wants out and will have to change his order3 times just to sell ...you guy are sooooooo fuked!
`TNOG~CYOS neck and neck..who will hit .08 first?
TAKE A GOOD LOOK BECAUSE A COPY OF THIS IS GOING OUT TO EVERY SPONSOR/STATION.....Daryn Fleming, owner and operator of IBC Radio:
Web Stock-Promoter Floods Message Boards With Hype
By JASON ANDERS
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL INTERACTIVE EDITION
Daryn Fleming is a regular participant in Silicon Investor on-line message boards, often urging others to buy stocks and hinting about news to come. "Acquisition in the works,"he wrote on one board. "Another big story due out Tuesday! I would buy more..." he wrote on another.
But what isn't always clear from Mr. Fleming's posts is that his firm is paid to promote the companies.
Mr. Fleming is president of Wall Street West, which describes itself as a "stock research firm and holding company." For a fee, Wall Street West promotes companies as its stock picks on its Web site, and in many cases writes research reports that include "buy" recommendations on the stocks. It also sends out mass mailings of electronic mail and press releases promoting the companies. Its Web site lists offices in Denver and Las Vegas. Mr. Fleming says 15,000 people have signed up to receive the site's "stock alerts" via e-mail.
Mr. Fleming says when he talks up companies on the Silicon Investor Web site (www.techstocks.com) he is acting as an "individual investor," and not on behalf of Wall Street West. "I post because I have opinions on these companies, and sometimes I get pretty excited about them. Often I'll put my own money into these companies," he says.
Mr. Fleming says that other Silicon Investor users know that he is president of Wall Street West and is paid to promote companies. "I say that in most of my postings because of the potential conflict of interest," he says. But in his last 75 messages posted on Silicon Investor, Mr. Fleming doesn't make any disclosures about receiving payments. He occasionally identifies himself or his affiliation with Wall Street West.
In a sales pitch to prospective clients on Wall Street West's Web site (www.wallstreetwest.com), the firm says it can disseminate information on companies through a variety of outlets, including message boards. "There are more than 30,000 electronic bulletin boards on the Internet. We have the ability to post messages on these boards, targeting prospective investors," according to the site.
Of the 15 companies listed as "selected stocks" on the Wall Street West site, 11 have message boards on Silicon Investor. Mr. Fleming has been an active participant in all of them.
In an interview Thursday, Mr. Fleming said that he has slowed down in posting to Silicon Investor. "I think you're going to see a lot less posting from me, and it will probably stop entirely, because I think some people could see it as a conflict of interest and we don't want that," he said.
Still, early Friday, Mr. Fleming created a new message board on Silicon Investor dedicated to MobileVest, a company in a Sebring, Fla., that manages manufactured housing communities. Wall Street West issued a research report and "buy" recommendation on MobileVest late last week.
Wall Street West's first client, Mr. Fleming says, was U.S. Basketball League, a group that franchises minor league basketball teams. Mr. Fleming began posting on a message board devoted to the company shortly after being retained by the company. "Rumors abound about ... oh I won't say what. I will say BUY BUY BUY. GO USBL!" he wrote in one of the first messages on the forum. "Looks like this thing could explode!" he wrote in another. He repeatedly suggested that others buy the stock, and predicted the stock, which is quoted on the OTC bulletin Board for around $2.20 a share, would reach $5 a share.
Mr. Fleming never revealed on the U.S. Basketball message board that he was president of Wall Street West, or that his company had received compensation in exchange for promoting U.S. Basketball.
A spokesman for U.S. Basketball, which is based in Milford, Conn., couldn't be reached for comment.
Mr. Fleming declines to say how much U.S. Basketball paid Wall Street West in exchange for promotion. He says he believes a disclaimer at the bottom of the Web site's front page is enough. It alerts users that the company "has received or will receive compensation for the dissemination of this information." Mr. Fleming says U.S. Basketball supplied a research report that is posted on the Wall Street West site. He says Wall Street West is responsible for all of the other research reports on the Web site.
"I don't think we have to say the amount [of compensation]," he says. "We've told the SEC what we're doing and they seem fine with it."
John Stark, special counsel for Internet projects for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, declines to comment specifically on Wall Street West. But he says the law is clear: Companies that promote stocks have to disclose whether or not they were compensated, and the specific amount. "It's not enough to give a vague blanket disclaimer. You have to say exactly what you received," he says.
Mr. Fleming says Wall Street West has been compensated by all 15 companies featured on it's home page. Only two of the profiles disclose the terms of the compensation.
Silver Star International gave Wall Street West $15,000 worth of stock in exchange for promoting the company, which sells a variety of products through stores on military bases. The company's stock price more than doubled to $3 on the OTC Bulletin Board Thursday after Wall Street West issued a press release announcing it had completed a research report on Silver Star. Wall Street West recommends Silver Star as an "aggressive buy" in the report. The press release doesn't disclose that the firm received compensation from Silver Star in exchange for producing the report.
"The phone is ringing off the hook based on the report they issued," Michael Faessler, president of Silver Star, said. "I've got two bottles of champagne being iced down right now in the front office. This is an incredible day of history for this company. For trading volume that is 20 times a previous best day, that's incredible." More than 491,000 shares of Silver Star changed hands Thursday. Silver Star is based in Dunedin, Fla.
Mr. Fleming also created a message board on Silicon Investor to discuss Silver Star. Roy Samuels of Hawke Group, which handles public relations for Silver Star, says it was understood that message board exposure would be part of Wall Street West's promotion of Silver Star.
Mr. Faessler acknowledges there could be a conflict of interest in issuing a research report in exchange for compensation. "Obviously there is bias. From what I have learned, bias is quite normal." Mr. Faessler says he believes brokers often hold positions in stocks they recommend.
Mr. Fleming says Wall Street West is not "pumping and dumping" -- driving a stock price higher through hype and then selling off shares. He says his company is always compensated in stock, or in cash that is then used to buy stock in the featured company. "We like to be paid in stock, because we believe in what we do and we believe we can help these companies. Our success is tied to their success," he says. From time to time, he says, Wall Street West will take a "very small" profit on stock it holds.
"We sell only for basic living expenses. We're well-financed," he says. He says all of Wall Street West's income comes from the compensation it receives for promoting companies.
Mr. Fleming also identifies himself as the president of Diversified Marketing Concepts, the parent company of Wall Street West. He says Magna Advisors is a "strategic partner" of the Wall Street West site, but says it doesn't contribute to the site's content. He declines to name anyone who works for Magna, or to describe what the company does. The Wall Street West site says Magna is based in San Diego. Mr. Fleming says Wall Street West has three employees, including himself and that Magna has three or four employees.
Mr. Fleming says Wall Street West is trying to move away from promoting OTC Bulletin Board stocks and toward "larger, more stable" companies. "We want to get a good reputation and have some solid companies. We'd like to have more like nternetJet, one that went from $3.50 to the $9 to $10 range."
Jon Marple, president of InterjetNet, a Newport Beach, Calif., wireless telecommunications company first featured on Wall Street West in April, says Mr. Fleming approached him about promoting the stock. "They wanted to feature us in exchange for stock. We were looking for an introduction to the public, and it sounded like a good deal," says Mr. Marple.
But he says he felt "uneasy" after seeing the research report Wall Street West issued on InterjetNet, where it gave the company a "buy" recommendation. "I felt uncomfortable about giving stock in exchange for the recommendation," he says. InterjetNet gave Wall Street West 2,400 shares of stock in exchange for the promotion.
Mr. Marple says InterjetNet hasn't paid anyone to recommend its stock since, and never will again. "You've got a young guy out there, this Daryn Fleming, who is trying something a little unusual with a tricky name," says Mr. Marple, who believed the company was involved in financial research based on its name. "Just starting out, we were vulnerable to an appeal like that."
Gary Schulteis, president of International Industries, says he hired Wall Street West to get some exposure for his company, particularly on-line.
"[Mr. Fleming] said that he is very active in the Internet, and that he had lots of places to get us good corporate exposure," Mr. Schulteis says. He says he never specifically asked Mr. Fleming to post on message boards.
Mr. Fleming created a Silicon Investor message board to discuss International Industries, a Boca Raton, Fla., company that manufactures cigars and cigar vending machines. Mr. Fleming has posted 11 of the board's 27 messages. When some participants complained that the stock's price appeared to be slipping, he responded, "We think mostly big time investors bought [International], which is why we want to do a Wall Street West style SQUEEZE. This is where none of us will sell. In light of increasing demand, the stock could soar!!!!"
Mr. Fleming says Wall Street West handles investor relations for Leah Industries, a Canadian manufacturer of windows and doors that was profiled on the Web site and received a research recommendation.
But Leah's president, Alex Nafanailov, says the company no longer has a business relationship with Wall Street West.
"We're not happy with them and we want nothing to do with them," says Mr. Nafanailov. He says Leah gave Wall Street West 10,000 shares last month in exchange for promotion, but stopped working with the company a short time later.
I will be here till the lights go out and will do all I can to expose IBCS for the scam that it is to all sponsors/radio stations that IBCS does business with...and its well within my rights/law to do so!
I hope IBCS gets another sponsor before they fold, because I went through a lot of trouble putting together a profile of IBCS and all of its failures and lies from the past pr's and that news article about Daryn and that scam company he had Wall street west. I'm looking foward to calling any new sponsor?radio station and also e-mailing them my profile and opinion on IBCS just like Daryn used to do on Silicon Investor. This will be fun fun fun!
Its pathetic the way D+D lie about the stupidist things? we all know they are begging people to go to the website because the hits are down over %75 and they can't get sponsors but to tell listeners to go check out the updates and say there are new pictures on the photo page and then when you go there its just the same crap from last year is just stupid/stupid..boy Daryn you got another hit but you proved to listeners you will lie about anything..you are awsome! LMFAO!
CYOS has been daytraded for weeks now but that is going to change soon, Myself I am only flipping 1/2 my position now because I dont want to chase when news hits and everyone who has been in and out over the last couple months all decide its time to jump back in! When we are over .10 most will be saying why didnt I just hold some CYOS it was so obvious it was going to take off!
I love the way the Market Makers can always find some sap (probably one of the 5 longs left) to buy when they raise the ask but keep the bid around .007 .008. There are dopes out there that think a stock is moving up when they raise the ask and get people to buy thinking~ here we go..and I laugh when it drops right back down on a couple of 5k trades..boy are you guys stuck.. there are probably a couple dozen GTC sells stacked up @ .01..you may want to try .0099..why wait in line when the lights go out!
STJU, its so funny that you lost all that money in Vegas!
Whats the matter Bill you had to remove my repost of your vegas losses? Big power Bill! Ashamed of your own posts?
1-5000 r/s 13:39 06/30/2005 THTHF Thinkpath Inc. Ordinary Shares (Canada) THPHF Thinkpath Inc. New Ordinary Shares (Canada) 1-5000 R/S **
CYOS very nice close!
Another whopping $1600 traded today..wouldnt want to be holding when the s-8 hits....this pig will go under .003 soon..just one seller decides he's had enough of the BS and lies and just unloaded a million shares and your under .003 no probplem ... IBCS= I Bought Cant Sell! it sad but true!
I gotta hand it to Ron Weaver vper~ceo, he has mastered putting out news that says zero..he has taught Daryn well! LMFAO!
Question, Which came first..no not the old chicken or the egg question its the IBCS WALL OF SHAME riddle hour! Which came first the wi-fi phone by last christmas or the Micro Cap reports? answer..neither its all just a bunch of lies you clowns! Twinky Winky says "jump off a bridge" you guys better get your swimsuits on you little puppets! LMFAO!
IBCS has had its WORST quarter ever and revenues for the 2nd Q are not even enough to compensate for the losses of assets in marketable securities. total assets will be less this Q than last Q includung the new sponsor shares..now we havent even paid any bills yet! Can you say S-8 may even max out the authorized of 200 million..remeber they dont even need to file for more.
Are you a total dreamer or what? the company is friggin broke and they need $$ to pay there bills like anyone one else so take your head out of your azz and get real! You clowns wouldnt even see a train headed toward you!