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http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/babelfish/tr
Neither do I! MM's were trying to manipulate the situation again to their benefit! IMO!
Delayed showing ask 1 x .0002, 2 x .0003 The wall of .ooo3 seems to have raised their price? Has everyone decided to wait and see what's going to happen here? Or, was the wall of .0003's an MM fake to begin with trying to shake us out?
What happened to Level II? em.
They can't even leave a good by note RB is still down.
He has this updated information. em.
OT: Short Covering Strategy!
SEC FILES SETTLED ENFORCEMENT ACTION AGAINST HEDGE FUND TCMP3
PARTNERS, L.P. FOR ENGAGING IN UNLAWFUL "PIPE" TRADING
The Commission filed a settled action today against New Jersey-based
hedge fund TCMP3 Partners, L.P., its general partner TCMP3 Capital,
LLC, its investment manager Titan Capital Management, LLC, and
portfolio managers Walter M. Schenker and Steven E. Slawson in the
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The defendants
agreed to settle the Commission's charge that they violated of Section
5 of the Securities Act of 1933 (Securities Act) in connection with 26
unregistered securities offerings, which are commonly referred to as
"PIPEs" (Private Investment in Public Equity). The Commission alleges
in its complaint that the defendants typically, after agreeing to
invest in a PIPE offering, sold short the issuer's stock. The
Commission's complaint further alleges that, once the Commission
declared the resale registration statement for a PIPE effective,
defendants used some or all of the PIPE shares to close out pre-
effective date short positions by journaling PIPE shares to their
short account.
To settle the Commission's charges, and without admitting or denying
the allegations in the complaint, the defendants consented to the
entry of a final judgment permanently enjoining them from future
violations of Section 5 of the Securities Act and ordering them to pay
a total of $1,195,060 in disgorgement, prejudgment interest, and civil
penalties. Specifically, the final judgment orders TCMP3 Partners,
L.P. to pay $888,624 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest, TCMP3
Capital, LLC to pay $149,130 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest,
and Titan Capital Management, LLC to pay $7,306 in disgorgement and
prejudgment interest, and further orders Schenker and Slawson each to
pay a $75,000 civil penalty. The Commission's investigation is
continuing. [SEC v. TCMP3 Partners, L.P., TCMP3 Capital, LLC, Titan
Capital Management, LLC, Walter M. Schenker, and Steven E. Slawson,
Civil Action No. 1:07CV01990 (JDB) (D.D.C.)] (LR-20356)
http://www.sec.gov/news/digest/2007/dig110507.htm
GlobalNet - SIP Enabled VoIP Network integrated with Global Mobile Satellite Service
Global Mobile Satellite Service, I like the sound of Satellite, I'll bet there is more to this than we know.
http://www.sipcenter.com/sip.nsf/html/Service+Providers
REAL, picture of Klaus Sholz,
Scroll down he was a panelist at this conference for Dibz
http://www.capital.xchangemag.com/
We still have to find out how many partners Globalnet secured through this strategy. I know Klaus is no longer with the company but it may have provided channels for Gail to develop and build upon? Can't wait to find out. Should be soon!
Guerilla Financing for VoIP Companies
By Klaus Scholz
When you read the news that Skype (News - Alert) was bought by eBay for $2.6 Billion+ and Vonage (News - Alert)’s IPO was expected to raise at least $250 Million, you may think twice about the value of a VoIP company. You should ask yourself, is there not a way to participate in this gold rush for Internet telephony?
Vonage stated in its prospectus: “We are pursuing growth rather than profitability” and “While this strategy will have the effect of delaying or preventing us from generating net income in the near term, we believe that our focus on growth will better position us as a strong competitor in the long term.” It looks like all you need is growth, not profit, to attract investors.
So, you may consider it’s not such a bad idea at all to get financing and grow your customer base. Whether you believe in an exit strategy à la Skype or share the dot.com dream of Vonage that marketing dollars will return tenfold, you need money to expand your business.
There are many different variants of running a VoIP operation, but the crucial question remains in each: how to spend the initial capital wisely. I’ll walk you through different scenarios providing the ammunition that best fits your unique business plan. We will first discuss the different components to provide the service, then evaluate different finance models.
To offer VoIP, you may need a sales team, a Web site, a server to run the softswitch, connection to telcos for call termination, a VoIP platform and billing system, and last, but not least, technicians and customer support.
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Why would I need to invest in a VoIP platform, as there are numerous companies that provide free hosting services?
The answer depends on what you plan to achieve as a service provider. Let’s assume you first want to test the service and also the capability to build a distribution channel. Then, you may be well advised to invest in a compelling Web site and customer support rather than on a softswitch technician and learning how to customize the VoIP platform. There are more than a hundred companies in the United States alone providing VoIP and searching for resellers, so you should be able finding the right match for your business plan.
Choose a provider that charges you on a per minute base rather than simply offering discounted calling plans. Keeping the breakage will not only increase your profit margin but, more importantly, per minute billing allows you to fine tune your own offering. When you are targeting Latin Americans, your “unlimited” plan may carry much more traffic than a similar offering to call Eastern Europe.
Check the A-Z list of your service provider for competitive rates to your targeted destinations, breakouts, and countries. Be aware that there is an important difference between wholesale and retail rates.
Besides competitive rates, you need a flexible billing system that allows you to customize calling plans, that alerts you if customers exceed their credit limit or the average call time (residential versus business customer), and that sets off an alarm if a calling plan does not achieve expected margins.
Whether you run your own software or use a hosted solution depends not only on the complexity of your call plans, but also on your experience in taking advantage of the variety of available options.
There are providers that allow you to test their platform before you purchase it, either hosted by the provider or operated by yourself. Owning your VoIP platform and an integrated billing system makes sense if you want to customize it, exceeding the generally supported level, and — most importantly — if this proprietary platform increases the value of your company. Both Vonage and Skype are running proprietary software and claim it is the base for their success.
Why would I own a softswitch to be hosted at my service provider?
Each Telco offers a unique A-Z list that is based on the company’s connection to Tier 1 or Tier 2 carriers, each with its own assumptions on which markets to price higher while still remaining competitive. When you own a softswitch you can choose your own carrier that offers you the most competitive rates.
As I alluded to previously, there is a fundamental difference between wholesale and retail rates. Let’s assume your wholesale carrier has six routes to Guadalajara and you buy at a given price. Your carrier, then, may either terminate the traffic through the first three routes, where he achieves a certain margin or returns the call as undeliverable to you. If you are based on a retail LCR, the call should be connected, although the carrier may not achieve the desired margin, at the sixth route. The difference between a wholesale and retail LCR should not only be the price and call quality, but also the ASR, or call completion rate, provided by this carrier.
Choosing your carriers yourself and taking advantage of lower rates should pay for the cost of the softswitch once a certain traffic volume is reached. GlobalNet, for example offers three different A-Z lists, dependent upon whether the partner owns and operates the switch, whether the company hosts the switch owned by the partner, or whether GlobalNet owns and operates the softswitch. If the company does not need to blend in other services, like a managed billing system, and just provides termination, you should, obviously, get the lowest rates.
How can I get financing?
You could approach the capital markets through an IPO or raise money by listing the company through a reverse merger on one of the stock exchanges. You could take your business plan, with all its competitive advantages and proof of forming a successful VoIP company already for the third time, to a Venture Capitalist. Or, you could ask your lawyer to introduce you to an Angel, specialized in high risk, high tech adventures.
After many months and several expensive trips to Wall Street, you may come back arguing that the telecom industry is not longer the preferred playing field for investors and that they would rather focus on investments in nanotechnology, not Internet telephony.
That may be the time to change your strategy and consider guerilla financing. Instead of asking outsiders to finance your VoIP operation, you can seek funding within the industry.
Approach your service provider not only to sell you minutes, provide you a with a billing solution and a back office system, but also to share the opportunity of selling VoIP as a minority shareholder. Make the case that participating in your company and targeting a certain market will add value to its business by increasing its customer base. Rather than handing you over to a competitor that is more flexible and might take the risk and invest in your business plan, your carrier should evaluate the gain by acquiring new markets for its services.
GlobalNet, one of the VoIP platform and network service providers in the market, provides a three-stage plan in offering a partner the opportunity to finance GlobalNet’s VoIP platform and billing system, the server and softswitch, and a maintenance contract to support and upgrade the software.
In cooperation with Emergent Networks, which offers its Entice line of softswitches, GlobalNet offers a complete solution for less than $100,000 that can be financed in exchange for a minority position in the company. GlobalNet asks for a business plan outlining the competitive advantage, the marketing strategy, and the distribution channel.
The partner provides the working capital and has the option to operate the system or co-locate it at the Houston Technical Center of Level 3 under a GlobalNet maintenance contract. The company also provides a redundant system based either on its own softswitch or an independent system.
The VoIP provider has the option to own the system hosted, operated, and financed by GlobalNet or to run it based on its own resources. In any case, the provider gains the freedom to decide which carriers to choose for termination. It will take that decision and use it to its advantage to get the lowest possible rates in the market without paying a carrier that marks up rates to finance its VoIP platform. The provider may also get its own direct routes and connect direct to them.
What are the advantages of being a facility-based VoIP service provider instead of just focusing on sales as a traditional reseller?
Owning your VoIP platform and softswitch means not only lower rates but increases the value of your company and the range of services you are able to provide.
Running your own system allows you to offer other resellers hosting for their billing system and providing front and back office services for them. In the ever-changing world of VoIP licensing regulations, in many countries, you gain the pole position owning your platform. Whether you team up with an existing license holder or acquire your own, your company stands to gain a much stronger market position than a sole VoIP reseller.
Whether you opt for a hosted solution or operate the system by yourself, you should own your destiny. Partnering with a company that runs its platform for many different resellers allows you to take advantage of its experience without the financial exposure of owning and operating a softswitch.
Whether you seek to expand your business into other markets or are determining an exit strategy — like acquisition or merger — margins may well determine your fate.
One of the crucial questions each entrepreneur has to answer initially is how much money or margin is needed to finance marketing. Depending on your growth strategy, owning a system, but hosting it at a partner may become a reasonable option to stay competitive. IT
Klaus Scholz designed the financing program of GlobalNet as VP Sales and Business Development. He has a Master in Economics and can be reached at klaus@gbne.net.
If you are interested in purchasing reprints of this article (in either print or PDF format), please visit Reprint Management Services online at www.reprintbuyer.com or contact a representative via e-mail at tmcnet@reprintbuyer.com or by phone at 800-290-5460.
http://www.tmcnet.com/voip/0706/featurearticle-guerilla-financing.htm
11/6/06! Anyone know what the Dow was doing last year this time? Wondering why Globalnet chose 11/6 to release preliminary numbers last year and still expecting more 10K's coming this year. Were they attempting to draw in some big board money as the Dow fell, if in fact it was? This year though I think they have the right formula. All they need to do is file 10K's. Things they have in their favor, Dow dropping, GrandFather deadline six trading days away, progress on audit evidenced by filing of '03 & '04.
feel free to add I know I must have missed something.
http://markets.about.com/about?GUID=372718&Page=MediaViewer&Ticker=GLBT
Maybe part of an SEC sting operation? Would be nice for it to remain down till after close Monday afternoon. LOL!
Globalnet Shareholder Update 11/9
IHUB Poster Alias Shares Owned
arsnlgnrs 2,500,000
bbbb 4,600,000
bmanrique2 25,000,000
Calitrader 119,999,200
Chuck44l 33,957,800
euniverse1 5,000,000
f5574dm 1,650,000
fabolla 30,500,000
fratboy72 5,000,000
freeworld71 2,250,000
fritch 14,800,000
fugazyh8er 20,137,833
fulton95 8,000,000
G_Money 5,000,000
goodboy2 48,140,740
hangfire 30,000,000
Huntewr7 10,000,000
infinity888 22,000,000
Ivegotanace 792,000
LINKTEN 20,000,000
lottoplayerliar 20,499,999
nathanial 30,000,000
Nibbler16 50,000,000
nmbr1stckpckr 13,000,000
pascal30 7,000,000
PrimeMover 13,850,000
rectifi 4,500,000
RI 48,000,000
smilincat 38,000,000
sqftgardener 28,000,000
Steve10554 22,500,000
superbigwade 21,100,000
surfkast 10,000,000
swayne 44,000,000
TenaciousD 1,000,000
thelongrun 140,750,000
Thepope06 210,000,000
wawa 12,835,200
Total 1,124,362,772
IHUB Poster Ave. 29,588,494
IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 9.14%
Affiliates + IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 22.26%
Authorized Shares 20,000,000,000
Outstanding Shares 12,306,776,155
Non-Affiliate Holdings 10,700,000,000
Affiliate Holdings (OAA) 1,614,625,000
Beneficial Shareholders 6,000
Shareholders of Record 851
Cover Page & Part II, Item 5, Page 40 (Share Structure information)
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5457178#V087628_10KSBA_HTM_ITEM5
Gils response addressing the two Globalnets with the Nevada Secretary of State.
Dear xxxx:
GlobalNet Corporation's legal name and EIN are correctly stated in its filings with the Securities & Exchange Commission (www.sec.gov).
Currently, the only operating subsidiary is GlobalNet Carrier Services Corp. Other similar names are likely either inactive former subsidiaries or unrelated third parties.
GlobalNet is committed to providing investors with the highest level of shareholder service. If you have questions, please contact me, Monday -Friday between 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM EST, at 941-650-4501.
Sincerely,
GlobalNet Corporation
Gil Sharell, Investor Relations
Safe Harbor for Forward-Looking Statements
Except for historical information contained herein, the statements in this communication are forward-looking statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in the future periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, product price, volatility, product demand, market competition, risk inherent in the Company's domestic and international operations, imprecision in estimating product reserves and the Company's ability to replace and expand its holdings.
xxxxxxxx@xxx.net wrote:
Gil,
Which company is Globalnet GLBT?
Nevada Secretary of State:
Globalnet Corporation (Entity Number - C32139-1999)?
OR
Globalnet Inc. (Entity Number - C8406-1988)?
Both are active as of 2/07 but Corp has outdated officers. Which one are operations currently structured under?
If they are both in operation please explain the nature of the relationship and hierarchial chart.
xxxxx
Shareholder
Filings refer to Globalnet Corporation
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/810932/000114420407052794/v089470_8k.htm
Yes! Gil has that info as well.
Cali, happy hour is over, I sent you an e-mail.
Nat, you see 2000.00 x 1 on the ask? I hope he gets it today! LOL!
Dow -100 already! em.
Good Morning all, hope it's a good one!
He cookie cut me! Does this response look familiar to you?
Dear xxxxx:
Thank you for your correspondence.
In regards to the secondary trading of GlobalNet's common stock by market makers on behalf of broker/dealers and their clients, GlobalNet is limited in its ability to address shorting of its common stock.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) (www.sec.gov) is tasked with the enforcement of trading rules that protect investors such as yourself. Specifically, the Division of Enforcement investigates possible violations of securities laws, recommends Commission action when appropriate, either in a federal court or before an administrative law judge, and negotiates settlements.
As you indicated in your e-mail, the primary vehicles available to the Company to monitor stock trading are DTC (Depository Trust Company) sheets and ADP NOBO (Non-objecting Beneficial Ownership) reports. Neither would likely serve to answer your question as to who, if anyone, is actively naked shorting GlobalNet's common stock.
The limits of DTC sheets is that they only show what broker/dealers are selling or buying rather than identifying who (i.e. what person or institution behind the sale or purchase) is selling or buying, much less why. An example of the information provided would be Morgan Stanley, participant, is long (debit) 15,000 shares or short (credit) 2,000 shares during a specific report date such as 10/29/07.
DTC also issues security position reports, a weekly subscription report, that shows again a participant name (e.g. Ameritrade, BK of Amer), their opening position on a specific day (e.g. Monday), then their position on a following day (e.g. Tuesday), etc, and the participant's week's change by percentage. A subscriber of the report does not see the many clients of these firms. Nor does a subscriber see security positions of non-participant firms.
NOBO reports are likewise of little help in answering your naked short disclosure question since a beneficial owner (i.e. real owner rather than the custodian bank or broker) need only "object" (it's a voluntary disclosure) and no individuals information is reported to the Company. If someone where illegally trading in the Company's stock, it's unlikely they would volunteer disclosure information.
In short, the Market seeks to mask the identities of both buyers and sellers. Others have as much a right to privacy in selling or buying shares as you do. The exceptions to this practice are those individuals the SEC considers insiders and/or large beneficial owners. These holders are disclosed and reported in a beneficial ownership table commonly found in proxies and the 10-K. Also, insiders are subject to reporting requirements by the SEC, as per SEC Rule 144. GlobalNet has yet to file its current periodic reports causing an insufficient amount of information for investors to base their investment decisions.
This is very important: I am not a lawyer. The information above is a summary gained from my experience working with public companies not from a lawyer. This e-mail should not be relied upon as legal/financial information or advice. You should consult a financial representative, lawyer or the SEC (www.sec.gov) to seek clarification on the SEC's rules and regulations and your rights as a shareholder.
One of the most effective tools against shorting is building long-term shareholder value through financial performance. GlobalNet seeks to build long-term value with initiatives outlined in its press releases and filings but may not be successful for reasons stated in its 8-K statements filed with the SEC.
GlobalNet is committed to providing investors with the highest level of shareholder service. If you have questions, please contact me, Monday - Friday between 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST, at 941-650-4501.
Sincerely,
GlobalNet Corporation
Investor Relations
Safe Harbor for Forward-Looking Statements
Except for historical information contained herein, the statements in this communication are forward-looking statements that are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in the future periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, product price, volatility, product demand, market competition, risk inherent in the Company's domestic and international operations, imprecision in estimating product reserves and the Company's ability to replace and expand its holdings.
xxxxxxx@xxx.net wrote:
Gil,
It seems very suspicious that, during a time (majority of Jan-Sept '07) there seemed to be a tapering off for Naked Short Sellers to substantially sell naked into the market until, the company (GLBT) releases 10K's. The suspicious part is that only '03 & '04 10K's are released; just enough info to stir slight interest and anticipation for future developments (that to this day remain to be seen), result in the opportunity for Naked Short Seller to, once again sell short into the market. All during the time where they are supposed to be covering previously shorted positions. This is not the case for GLBT. GLBT continues to be shorted and there is not one sign indicating effort from the company to address this and secure shareholder value. IS GLOBALNET (GLBT) IN BED WITH THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE NAKED SHORT SELLING? No other way than to come right out and ask.
xxxx
Shareholder
Add another $8 to that. Woo Hoo!
OT: TASR got some respect too since June '07. Almost doubled.
Globalnet Shareholder Update 11/8
IHUB Poster Alias Shares Owned
arsnlgnrs 2,500,000
bbbb 4,600,000
bmanrique2 25,000,000
Calitrader 119,999,200
Chuck44l 33,957,800
euniverse1 3,890,000
f5574dm 1,650,000
fabolla 30,500,000
fratboy72 5,000,000
freeworld71 2,250,000
fritch 14,800,000
fugazyh8er 20,137,833
fulton95 8,000,000
G_Money 5,000,000
goodboy2 48,140,740
hangfire 30,000,000
Huntewr7 10,000,000
infinity888 22,000,000
Ivegotanace 792,000
LINKTEN 20,000,000
lottoplayerliar 20,499,999
nathanial 30,000,000
Nibbler16 50,000,000
nmbr1stckpckr 13,000,000
pascal30 7,000,000
PrimeMover 13,850,000
rectifi 4,500,000
RI 48,000,000
smilincat 38,000,000
sqftgardener 28,000,000
Steve10554 20,500,000
superbigwade 21,100,000
surfkast 10,000,000
swayne 44,000,000
TenaciousD 1,000,000
thelongrun 140,750,000
Thepope06 210,000,000
wawa 12,835,200
Total 1,121,252,772
IHUB Poster Ave. 29,506,652
IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 9.11%
Affiliates + IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 22.23%
Authorized Shares 20,000,000,000
Outstanding Shares 12,306,776,155
Non-Affiliate Holdings 10,700,000,000
Affiliate Holdings (OAA) 1,614,625,000
Beneficial Shareholders 6,000
Shareholders of Record 851
Cover Page & Part II, Item 5, Page 40 (Share Structure information)
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5457178#V087628_10KSBA_HTM_ITEM5
Allstocks.com, is anyone having problems bringing that site up? All day Monday and all day today it has been down.
If he's not, I don't understand the strategy unless, he is giving us information in a chaotic manner. LOL!
What exactly is chaos? The name "chaos theory" comes from the fact that the systems that the theory describes are apparently disordered, but chaos theory is really about finding the underlying order in apparently random data.
http://www.imho.com/grae/chaos/chaos.html
He's trying to pull a Scooby-Doo caper!
He must be trying some kind of reverse psychology tactic discussed in the meeting he and Stan attended over the weekend.
So, am I to believe that Six has become a GLBT advocate now? What is going on with that?
redskies, I use investorrelations@sharell.com and I always get a response.
Globalnet Shareholder Update 11/7
Correct me if your total is wrong.
IHUB Poster Alias Shares Owned
arsnlgnrs 2,500,000
bbbb 4,600,000
bmanrique2 25,000,000
Calitrader 119,999,200
Chuck44l 33,957,800
euniverse1 3,890,000
f5574dm 1,650,000
fabolla 30,500,000
fratboy72 5,000,000
freeworld71 2,250,000
fritch 14,800,000
fugazyh8er 20,137,833
fulton95 8,000,000
G_Money 5,000,000
goodboy2 48,140,740
hangfire 30,000,000
Huntewr7 10,000,000
infinity888 22,000,000
Ivegotanace 792,000
LINKTEN 20,000,000
lottoplayerliar 20,499,999
nathanial 30,000,000
Nibbler16 50,000,000
nmbr1stckpckr 13,000,000
pascal30 7,000,000
PrimeMover 13,850,000
rectifi 4,500,000
RI 48,000,000
smilincat 38,000,000
sqftgardener 28,000,000
Steve10554 20,500,000
superbigwade 21,100,000
surfkast 10,000,000
swayne 44,000,000
TenaciousD 1,000,000
thelongrun 140,750,000
Thepope06 210,000,000
wawa 12,805,000
Total 1,121,222,572
IHUB Poster Ave. 29,505,857
IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 9.11%
Affiliates + IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 22.23%
Authorized Shares 20,000,000,000
Outstanding Shares 12,306,776,155
Non-Affiliate Holdings 10,700,000,000
Affiliate Holdings (OAA) 1,614,625,000
Beneficial Shareholders 6,000
Shareholders of Record 851
Cover Page & Part II, Item 5, Page 40 (Share Structure information)
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5457178#V087628_10KSBA_HTM_ITEM5
chuck441, If all IHUB shareholders hold out for a dime MMs only have to pay $111,757,257 to acquire our 1,117,572,572 shares. I'm sure they made more than that by shorting it. Maybe we should ask for .20?
Thanks TenaciousD, keep us posted at the end of the day let us know how you made out we will add you to our list.
I'll cross my fingers that they have new assignments upon their return.
True! and there are still no bashers. I expected some to show last night, and still no sign! YES!
kick em behind the knees!
Globalnet Shareholder Update 11/6
IHUB Poster Alias Shares Owned
Ivegotanace 792,000
freeworld71 2,250,000
arsnlgnrs 2,500,000
euniverse1 3,890,000
rectifi 4,500,000
bbbb 4,600,000
fratboy72 5,000,000
G_Money 5,000,000
pascal30 7,000,000
fulton95 8,000,000
Huntewr7 10,000,000
surfkast 10,000,000
wawa 11,805,000
nmbr1stckpckr 13,000,000
PrimeMover 13,850,000
fritch 14,800,000
LINKTEN 20,000,000
fugazyh8er 20,137,833
lottoplayerliar 20,499,999
Steve10554 20,500,000
superbigwade 21,100,000
infinity888 22,000,000
bmanrique2 25,000,000
sqftgardener 28,000,000
hangfire 30,000,000
nathanial 30,000,000
fabolla 30,500,000
Chuck44l 33,957,800
smilincat 38,000,000
swayne 44,000,000
RI 48,000,000
goodboy2 48,140,740
Nibbler16 50,000,000
Calitrader 119,999,200
thelongrun 140,750,000
Thepope06 210,000,000
Total 1,117,572,572
IHUB Poster Ave. 31,043,683
IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 9.08%
Affiliates + IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 22.20%
Authorized Shares 20,000,000,000
Outstanding Shares 12,306,776,155
Non-Affiliate Holdings 10,700,000,000
Affiliate Holdings (OAA) 1,614,625,000
Beneficial Shareholders 6,000
Shareholders of Record 851
Cover Page & Part II, Item 5, Page 40 (Share Structure information)
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5457178#V087628_10KSBA_HTM_ITEM5
Wow! 9:30 EST and still no sign. Usually it would have started within a couple hours of market close. Good Sign!
Now that you mention it, that is new! I can't remember a weekend without them riddling the board, especially RB.
Globalnet Shareholder Update 11/4
IHUB Poster Alias Shares Owned
Ivegotanace 792,000
freeworld71 2,250,000
arsnlgnrs 2,500,000
euniverse1 3,890,000
rectifi 4,500,000
bbbb 4,600,000
fratboy72 5,000,000
G_Money 5,000,000
pascal30 7,000,000
fulton95 8,000,000
Huntewr7 10,000,000
surfkast 10,000,000
wawa 11,805,000
nmbr1stckpckr 13,000,000
PrimeMover 13,850,000
fritch 14,800,000
LINKTEN 20,000,000
lottoplayerliar 20,000,000
fugazyh8er 20,137,833
Steve10554 20,500,000
superbigwade 21,100,000
infinity888 22,000,000
bmanrique2 25,000,000
sqftgardener 28,000,000
hangfire 30,000,000
nathanial 30,000,000
fabolla 30,500,000
Chuck44l 33,957,800
smilincat 38,000,000
swayne 44,000,000
RI 48,000,000
goodboy2 48,140,740
Nibbler16 50,000,000
Calitrader 119,999,200
thelongrun 140,750,000
Thepope06 210,000,000
Total 1,117,072,573
IHUB Poster Ave. 31,029,794
IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 9.08%
Affiliates + IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 22.20%
Authorized Shares 20,000,000,000
Outstanding Shares 12,306,776,155
Non-Affiliate Holdings 10,700,000,000
Affiliate Holdings (OAA) 1,614,625,000
Beneficial Shareholders 6,000
Shareholders of Record 851
Cover Page & Part II, Item 5, Page 40 (Share Structure information)
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5457178#V087628_10KSBA_HTM_ITEM5
Globalnet Shareholder Update 11/3
IHUB Poster Alias Shares Owned
freeworld71 2,250,000
arsnlgnrs 2,500,000
euniverse1 3,890,000
rectifi 4,500,000
bbbb 4,600,000
fratboy72 5,000,000
G_Money 5,000,000
pascal30 7,000,000
fulton95 8,000,000
Huntewr7 10,000,000
surfkast 10,000,000
wawa 11,805,000
nmbr1stckpckr 13,000,000
PrimeMover 13,850,000
fritch 14,800,000
LINKTEN 20,000,000
lottoplayerliar 20,000,000
fugazyh8er 20,137,833
Steve10554 20,500,000
superbigwade 21,100,000
infinity888 22,000,000
bmanrique2 25,000,000
sqftgardener 28,000,000
hangfire 30,000,000
nathanial 30,000,000
fabolla 30,500,000
Chuck44l 33,957,800
smilincat 38,000,000
swayne 44,000,000
RI 48,000,000
goodboy2 48,140,740
Nibbler16 50,000,000
Calitrader 119,999,200
thelongrun 140,750,000
Thepope06 210,000,000
Total 1,116,280,573
IHUB Poster Ave. 31,893,731
IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 9.07%
Affiliates + IHUB Poster Holdings % of OS 22.19%
Authorized Shares 20,000,000,000
Outstanding Shares 12,306,776,155
Non-Affiliate Holdings 10,700,000,000
Affiliate Holdings (OAA) 1,614,625,000
Beneficial Shareholders 6,000
Shareholders of Record 851
Cover Page & Part II, Item 5, Page 40 (Share Structure information)
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=5457178#V087628_10KSBA_HTM_ITEM5