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No revenue, no profits, no CFO, no 10-Q, no Volume.
Seems about right.
Pull those certs and get ready to wallpaper your bathrooms!
SEC policy generally allows a company to correct their filing, if necessary, before publishing the correspondence, and if it is resolved to their satisfaction it's possible we'll never see it.
Maybe there's hope for the 2014 AGM happening soon...
Heddle seems to be catching up on things, like declaring his 5.1% shareholdings.
Notification that Heddle can't be arsed to file the 10-Q within the time extension
Pink Sheets, Baby!
Why is no one talking about CPC bulbs?
A $300 dollar tablet, maybe coming available in 2019? They couldn't make Secret Diaries a winner for ten percent of that price (even with Oprah singing their praise).
Should stick to LED lights ... what they know.
Pluses: Company paid off all their debts (that they incurred for past product goofs like STP Tools and Secret Diary and foam speaker pillows and roof tiles and generators). Debts owed to directors and executives.
Insiders got paid. Insiders got raises.
Shareholders got a 15-1 reverse split, and the CPC bulb.
I'd really like to flip this again... but I don't see any near term catalyst that makes me anxious to get in.
Two years ahead of their competitors? Apple called, left a message on the machine that was just 5 minutes of guffaws.
Good Luck, Salve and Others!
Heddle can sign as both CEO and acting CFO
Bordynuik did it.
Beyond Curious what this OTC cesspool survivor with enviable share structure files next.
Does anyone think it will be good for shareholders?
When are we getting an uplist (x2)?
When is the 2014 AGM?
Remember to thank the Founder for all your gains. And thank Heddle for wrestling back control from those who actually tried to use the machines for revenue generation. Allowing the machine to blow up and freeze was a masterstroke, so they could focus on entering into sham deals with bogus entities, as the years pass by.
It may look bleak right now, but PTOI still has the blending site (which never blended a pint), and the 20 Iroquois site, where the Flagship machines sit almost ready to be repaired, and parts for Flagship #4 and #5, which they've written down to scrap value (and still owe the manufacturer for).
Maybe PTOI should get an Ebay Seller account.
Here's to what they file Next!
Will it be an 8-k announcing a new CFO? Or, an NT-10-Q, followed by getting booted to the Pinks for failing to file?
The ticker exists: SOUPQ (Pink Sheets Stop Sign).
It represents shares of equity in a liquidated shell, which is waiting for the bankruptcy judge to sign off and close the Chapter 7 proceedings.
Specifically, the buyers of the assets that represent the soup selling business, DID NOT buy the liquidated shell, which currently winding it's way through Chapter 7.
You've made the claim that they did without evidence (because no such evidence exists).
That's not how any of this works.
You made the claim that they bought the 'ticket'. I'm sure you meant 'ticker'.
Let's see your proof of that (hint: they didn't buy the ticker, so you won't be able to find anything).
Gallant Brands owns the stock ticket. (sic)
Next Thrilling Development: NT-10Q
Coming soon to an EDGAR filing near you! Followed by getting kicked to the Pinks for failing to file.
Let's blame it on the weather, eh? Banjo man froze this winter, and wanted out of Niagara Falls.
What utter disdain Mr. Heddle must feel for all you shareholders
How many extensions did that sham company Econavigation get from Heddle? Five?
He must think you're all the biggest rubes on the planet. Meanwhile, your right to sue for fraud has slipped away.
Mission Accomplished!
What day would 4 business days from last Friday be?
Here's to what Management 8-ks Next!
<clink>Cheers</clink>
600+ days in the making; beyond curious what's filed next!
On April 18, 2018, Rahoul S. Banerjea informed the Board of Directors of Plastic2Oil, Inc. (the “Company”) of his resignation from his position as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, effective April 18, 2018. The Company plans to conduct a search for a qualified replacement.
Insert Ominous Music Here.
Attention All Rats Going Ashore! All Ashore!
Did I miss the Announcement?
Today is the Day, right? $1.5 million dollars deposited in PTOI's checking account?
Something that momentous would cause a PR, right?
I mean, they PRed that meaningless Crayola deal, right?
Something as Big as (fill in the first name) Curtis getting out his checkbook and cutting a Big Check paid to the Order of Plastic2Oil has to merit a mention by CEO Heddle, right?
What about 4/20 friendly Leeky Brain? What does he have to say? Or, is he in the Taco Bell drive thru line? With the departure of Philip Bradley, he moves up in seniority on BOD, right?
Somewhere, the Bordynuik family lives comfortably, on other peoples' life savings. The non-disclosing stock promoters have moved on. The profoundly mentally ill are still posting trades in multi-colors.
Are We Not Entertained??
The Master agreement was signed on 12/21/2017
120 days from that date is tomorrow, 4/20/2018.
Place Your Bets! :)
Negotiating a key strategic partnership.
In August 2016, we announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a potential partner regarding the licensing of our technology and a potential sale of processor units. On March 26, 2017, the parties agreed to extend the term of the MOU to May 24, 2017. There can be no guarantee that a definitive agreement will be executed prior to expiration of the extended term of the MOU.
Robin Curtis, a pioneer in the implementation of plastic-to-fuel technology and a participant in the proposed partnership, recently noted: "The market opportunity for plastic to fuel is even more promising today than it was years ago. It appears evident that the Plastic2Oil technology solved the problems that had been encountered in our previous attempts to implement plastic to fuel technology. We now look forward to the opportunity to implement Plastic2Oil technology."
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600 days, more or less this 'deal' has been pre-heating. It's been 118 days since the 'definitive agreement' was signed. Just two more days to go. I can't wait.
How many licks does it take to get from 0.01 to 0.0001?
Let's see... 1, 2, 3, crunch...
3.
The publicly traded ticker is: SOUPQ
I don't see that on the package.
Nevertheless, any revenue that flows from the sale of that soup goes to a private company, not to publicly traded, liquidated shell, SOUPQ.
The truth is:
It doesn't matter how well or how poorly the soup sells.
It has nothing to do with this ticker. A share here holds down a part of -0-: a liquidated empty shell, population: Chapter 7 Trustee.
Just be glad your shares aren't assessable.
I agree, it is expensive for a liquidated shell.
Buyer Beware.
Probably should read up about Chapter 7 Liquidation
Revenue, yes, that goes to a totally separate entity, the one who bought the assets of SoupMan, Inc. in a fire-sale.
None of the revenue/profits flows to the ledger of SOUPQ. Fact.
SOUPQ is a liquidated shell. Just waiting on the eventual revocation of the ticker.
Enjoy your soup!
Weren't there some pictures posted on here showing a lot of work on a kitchen at the mine site?
Anyone got links?
Anyone think maybe they were cooking meth or E in that kitchen?
I mean, they damn sure weren't feeding any miners that were digging up any gold.
Right?
Standing in a soup kitchen line waiting for your bowlful is an apt metaphor for SOUPQ holders.
So, you're saying SOUPQ
a bankrupt, liquidated shell, is a Strong Sell before the hammer drops and trading is halted?
You're on the bid at .0001?
But wait, you said you'd be hitting the ask for millions of shares all last week.
What should we really believe?
I think this bankrupt liquidated shell is toast. A stroke of the keyboard, and it trades no more.
Bordy stated the industry he's in now is much better than plastic to oil. He wouldn't come back he knows it will fail
Looks like SOUPQ, Chapter 7 liquidated Shell could have used some of that ask slapping today.
4.2M shares smacking the Bid today. RIP, SOUPQ
Those are shares that they borrowed, but didn't, and sold them, then manipulated the price down as we have seen.
Now they have a real problem in that they have to COVER that is they have to buy the shares back that they borrowed.
It's a wifi controlled switch/power device.
I thought everyone knew this. See Sonoff for similar devices; might even be a Sonoff knockoff.
Note: Sonoff makes some innovative stuff. You could make money selling a product like that.
CAPC needs to shake the 'cheap Chinese knockoff' vibe.
I see they haven't broken ground on the RailRoad spur yet.
Remember when they used that pump?
It wasn't transportation costs that sunk HMS Heddle.
It was buying pre-sorted, clean, pristine plastic to melt. Oh, and heat transfer fluid, aka, clean, pristine, oil.
When they tried to use garbage (see: Madison, RockTenn), the machine fouled and broke down, needing cleaning.
They couldn't even break even on a gross basis, never mind paying the overhead.
Money losing pump and dump. Even the founder says so.
What happened to the last container?
So, if I understand you correctly, it doesn't matter that TRTN/JBII/PTOI was a pump and dump scam, which moved money from marks to con artists
because the NYSE, S&P 500, NASDAQ have been in a bull market, and there were great riches to earn there?
I'm sure that is a comfort to those who were taken.
Heddle's actions since he took over have been to wind down 'operations' and avoid any lawsuits that would trigger discovery, my opinion.
It would be interesting to see who all got shares for their part in the pump.
I'm sure it's because they left the Majic Catalyst recipe in the bank deposit safe, and Bordynuik and the Mystery Man have lost their keys.
Oh, and the cold weather destroyed the cooling pipes, because they didn't heat them enough, but it's ok, because they fixed them, but wait, they didn't fix them.
You can find official statements by the company claiming the damage was fixed, and that the damage wasn't fixed. (The damage that went undisclosed for 6 months while those in the know dumped shares).
Schroedinger's Cooling Pipes...both broken and fixed...only when you sue the company and get discovery will you find out.
As Gibson said in Braveheart as his entrails were being carved out:
FREEDOM!
enjoy it.