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Hello again, 'Larry'.
The 'boys' from the yahoo message boards send their regards.
Sorry, but its "y'all" that don't have a clue.
All the money and profits from repairing 'CAMELTOES' is staying in Regen Med, his private company - that's what is supporting his lavish lifestyle in Manhattan.
Not even a crumb thrown to us dogs in SVFC.
This shell is in hands of Yorkville Advisors...didn't "y'all" know that by now?
Because he needs a piece of fresh cheese to bait the next trap.
You cant have it both ways, and I don't get what you're implying.
If he's gone and done that then its definitely over for this shell, the public entity with the symbol SVFC. The asset is gone, and the structure is a mess with all the ratchet debs outstanding and who knows how many shares are now outstanding.
The math is relatively easy though: these shells, after getting 'cleaned up', go for a couple of million bucks.
"Truth is poetry. And most people @#$%ing hate poetry."
And here comes the cavalry, right on cue!
Very telling, your post, isn't it 'Larry'?
How's this for a negative assumption:
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=QeV5YJsrjGxDwCHWzDnw6A%253d%253d&nt7=0
Its Roxy to you, spyro-gyro, and you don't speak for 'this site'.
Yes, its 'BFD' because it means that Slick Vic, as BBW calls him, is WAY more concerned about Regen Med than he is Intellicell.
So much so that he even let the Nevada state business license expire last March 31st. Yes, a simple business license that only requires a nominal fee to maintain. And that date, in 2015, should ring familiar to us here because its the day before April 1st which is the last date that this company has issued a public filing.
So yes, its a 'BFD', because if he links to intellicell's website intstead of Regen, he admits he's in violation of Nevada state law because the business status for Intellicell reads "DEFAULT".
No, Intellicell is actually very close to being dead, its the public shell that lives on the OTC.
You posted a link to the doctors comments on ipscell. Click on the 'steven victor' name link and see where that takes you.
Its not 'dead', its just empty. Public shell companies don't die.
You cant short this pos via the DTCC (Depository Trust Clearing Corporation) so there are no naked shorts to be 'burned'. All that's left here is the constant trickle of shares coming off the conversion of the notes and/or from the garbage that Frank is selling directly to anyone willing to burn money.
Any prospects this shell company has will be determined by its next iteration and what assets are vended into it, ie, who buys it and what business activity its involved in.
Dr Lookgood has abandoned his shareholders and this shell. He's keeping any revenue he generates with svf via his private company RegenMed and can buy back the assets/tech/patents in SVFC buy selling to the toxic financiers the special preferred class of shares that he personally owns that effectively give him control of the shell.
Its all a punters game now, left to the speculators that are betting that a new group is going to resurrect the shell and give it some sizzle.
Take off to where, fantasyland? No shorts here, shorty...
Its interesting that with the toxic financing arrangement, YA Global forced Dr Victor to change the stock transfer agent to one of YA's choice. That way, YA could make sure any conversion 'request' of the debenture wasn't 'ignored' by the Dr Victor. In a real sense, YA Global has total control over that and, since the company is no longer reporting any financials, we cannot really know how severe the dilution has been. The ways its been trading, and the way the bid keeps getting set up to be hit by the ask, tells me that insiders are dumping.
And just like that its gone...like shooting fish in a barrel
The bidders are getting suckered up and smashed into a vacuum
Could SVFC go back to no bid with some major news?
Oh dear lord, here we go again with the patents. Yes, get THAT one, because THATS the one that's been holding up this train all along. Not the US PATENT, nor the INTERNATIONAL PATENT, but THAT PATENT IN EUROPE is like last night's Powerball Lottery!
Been here WAY TOO LONG and HEARD ALL THAT before...nothing doing, bro...
roxy
But of course it is, LJ, because I'm trying to 'bash' this POS with 'smut', and not merely providing pertinent information regarding how the FDA views the re-introduction of 'minimally manipulated' svf cells into the human body and whether or not THAT PROCESS OF INJECTING THE CELLS is FDA approved.
So why aren't you and your buddies here buying up all the stock? Come on now, pony up and get this dead horse rolling!
And so do I. The FDA has the lab registered to "recover, package, process, store, and label therapeutic cells", but NOT to "distribute".
Regen Medical and Intellicell can 'process and store' the cells, but not much more.
"Looks like"?? Read, and re-read if you must, ALL the press releases. The lab and facilities have been inspected, by the FDA and has met the QAAAA for The American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities' inspection.
Nowhere, NOWHERE, do the press releases say that the process is approved by the FDA, and NOWHERE on the FDA website, and/or by calling the FDA (I did), do they tell you that.
But this other company, Irvine Stem Cell, just got a definitive answer on an svf process:
“Your SVF product is intended to treat a variety of diseases and conditions, including, but not limited to, autism, Parkinson’s disease, pulmonary fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), multiple sclerosis (MS), cerebral palsy, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and is therefore a drug under section 201(g) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the FD&C Act) [21 U.S.C. 321(g)] and a biological product as defined in section 351(i) of the Public Health Service Act (PHS Act) [42 U.S.C. 262(i)]. It is also a human cell, tissue, or cellular and tissuebased product (HCT/P) as defined in 21 CFR 1271.3(d).”
“In addition, your SVF product fails to meet 21 CFR 1271.10(a)(2)’s criterion that the HCT/P be “intended for homologous use only, as reflected by the labeling, advertising, or other indications of the manufacturer’s objective intent.”
Gonia, do any of the recent posts/links regarding athletes getting stem cell treatments have ANYTHING to do with Intellicell?
Dec 30, 2015 FDA warning letter regarding svf process. Its for a different company, Irving Stem Cell Treatment Center, but its unambiguous about how the FDA regards stromal vascular fraction (svf).
http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/2015/ucm479837.htm
How is that 'run' working out for you so far??
Legal? You tell me.
There are no SHORTS on this stock that have to cover on the open market - the DTCC will not allow shorting in this sense. If there was, the shorts have covered a long time ago...they maximize and realize their profits at .0001, so why wait??
They only shorts left are the 'hedging' shorts, that is, groups that get their hands on the ratchet convertible notes, convert to stock at less than 50% of the OTC market price and sell. Or the types that re-package and sell direct for cash - does that sound familiar? Is it ringing a bell?
There's NOTHING wrong with selling shares on the OTC market if you have bought them there - that's what we all do.
Are you asking me if there's something wrong with converting ratchet convertible notes, creating warrants and re-packaging them OFF MARKET and directly selling them to any sucker willing to hand over cash? ARE YOU SAYING THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT?!
I posted my comments BEFORE the .0002 bid started getting slammed :)
Fact #1, Frank Lorenzo selling share units and warrants attached,
Fact #2, see Fact #1
Empty shell.
This is no longer a play on svfc and/or stem cells. Control is in the hands of the toxic financiers who are now selling directly to anyone who wants to buy.
Its actually from January 2014, its 2 years old. Its not worth the 'paper' its written on.
Why don't you do it? its only $900? Its your idea - come on...or don you have the nuts??
The ability, and intention, to mislead by this company always amazes me. This company is not listed on the QB level of the OTC, its on the pinksheets with a STOP warning indicating a lack of public disclosure.
This is just like the youtube video at Hamptons when they were telling everyone they were listed on the NASDAQ. Straight out liars.
I believe you mean tax 'write-offs', but your point is not valid.
Since those losses already qualify as 'write-offs', why the need for a lawsuit if that were the case?
It appears that these plaintiffs are also claiming damages as well, so that flushes your point even further down the drain.
As far as a EU patent is concerned, it wont be worth the paper its written on - just like the rest of the patents the doctor and this worthless process he owns.
And its his actions and management as a CEO that has made it this way.
STOP sign is now posted on OTC Markets website:
From the OTC Markets bulletins:
"No Information Warning
This company may not be making material information publicly available.
If you are an affiliate, employee, insider, or any person in possession of nonpublic material information about this company, please be advised that buying or selling this security may constitute trading "on the basis of" material nonpublic information prohibited under Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rules 10b-5 and 10b5-1 thereunder. Violators of these laws are subject to civil and criminal penalties."
Oh yes, 'still afloat'. Like flotsam and jetsam...
MB25, don't let this 'new crew' push you off your posts. Keep plugging away here, some of us appreciate your candor.
Go ahead and put your faith in Frank and Dr. Lookgood, because they have made SO MANY others rich beyond their wildest dreams in their past business ventures.
The golden egg laying goose sits on a nest in the ReGen Medical PC office and Dr. LookGood gets all the gold there.
SVFC and its shareholders get only what comes out the back end of the gander.
Yes, but of course it does. Just look at the stock jump at all of this 'good news'.
Dr. Lookgood has killed both out goose and our gander.
Whats your point here? It has NOTHING to do with SVFC.
"Passed by voice vote after only about ten minutes of debate, the bill authorizes $23 million annually for the National Cord Blood Inventory Program and $30 million per year for the C.W. Bill Young Cell Transportation Program through fiscal 2020."
And how do you jump to the conclusion that the Federal Trade Commission has 'no say'? They merely declined comment. And besides, the FTC mainly oversees trade crossing state lines. But you can bet your bottom dollar that the FDA will have a 'say'. As a matter of fact, they ALREADY did:
http://www.fda.gov/RegulatoryInformation/Guidances/ucm126197.htm
You must be talking about Cytori Therapeutics which is now trading at 30 cents. Cytori has 150 million shares outstanding giving it a market capitalization of around $50 million. SVFC has 250 BILLION shares authorized and, at last count, just under 8 BILLION shares outstanding as of November 2014 giving it a market cap of around $800,000 - assuming the share count has not changed since last November. And that's a BIG ASSUMPTION since Dr. LookGood and the company has stopped communicating with the public. Hope that at least partially answers your question as to why its not in your range.
Is there any way you can send me directly what you posted earlier that got deleted? Thanks
And how prophetic is it that the last public communication from this company came on April Fools Day?
Pardon me? Who first brought attention to the Sterling National Bank judgment?
roxyboro Thursday, 06/25/15 08:52:10 AM
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Sterling National Bank
I'm reading the yahoo boards this morning and someone posted that this bank just got a judgment for $1,150,000 against Steven Victor and Victor Dermatology. Can anyone else confirm this? It looks like Dr Victor is personally liable for this as well.