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December 2nd, 10:45 am
By your post, am I to assume that you are affirming that Sulja Brothers, SLJB, is without a doubt genuine, and that you personally represent that they depict the situation on the dates and times and content shown in their PRs as factual?
By your post, am I to assume that you are affirming that the photos that were posted are without a doubt genuine, and that you personally represent that they depict the situation on the dates and times shown in the time stamps on the photos?
Well, you posted something, a statment from Petar, that is nearly 1 year old. I merely was updating the circumstances to the most recent events. Wouldn't you say pointing out some of those current events is important? And yes, I am a hotshot. Thank you.
Can you post some current postive DD on this company? Please. G'night.
Will yeah for you then! But that was almost 1 year ago....
"I would like to now comment on a touchy subject. This is the matter of the financial audits. It was my intention and still remains the intention of Steve Sulja to complete what we started."
Too bad Steve is not complying with Petar anymore. Seems he is working with the OSC, according to his public statements he made to the Windsor Star.
"As time moves on, Sulja should continue enjoying steady growth income, profit, and international presence."
Too bad they owe over $100,000 for back rent in Calgary.
"... and I have to remind all involved that every company experiences growing pains and will most definitely make mistakes. Unfortunately, sometimes these mistakes affect the people who have shown faith in us."
Yes, we know Petar, we know.
All IMHO
yeehaw. g'night.
Thanks jannie. I missed that. I guess when sim said to me "you need to show incompetant management", owing $100,000 for non-payment/back rent for a business that never opened (probably never will), is not mis-management in his eyes. Perhaps so, maybe it's more like complete failure.
Thanks. Just tell me, will I someday be able to shop for wooden spindles and cheese all at one pretty location in Colchester?
You gave a person mark for that? You're not hard to please.
Yup! Most of us have been here for quite a while, and are very familiar with those historical posts. We talk about things that should have been, but never came to be. I think we determined that 95% of what SLJB PRd never came true. But yes, one can go back and read all the sad details.
Sim do you know why Kore's web page does not list any Projects? Their web site says they were founded in 2003, and under the tab "Projects", it says "In Progress". That makes me feel like they don't have any projects or business, especially since it is not a new web site or new company. Seems kind of scammy. I wish we could verify the companies they do biz with. Maybe I'll call Monday.
And if their job is to grow companies, why then, is Sulja failing? Or at least that is how it seems to me. They owe over $50,000 for back rent for their Calgary location. And then there is the receivership. So if Kore is so good at "helping companies with their management and expansion plans", then how could Sulja fail? Plus they are so intertwined, so that makes it worse, IMO.
And why is Sulja's web site down, too?
I feel so dirty when I get close to this company. Ick. I hope your shares work out for you. GLTA.
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I thought it was going to be October 15th!!!
You said the 15th!!!
I bought some shares!! Now I have to wait months, or YEARS?!!
"It could be a few months or a couple of years whatever. The point is that Kore reversing into Sulja could very well be an incredible thing."
o.k., I really did not buy shares, but what if I did based on your baseless hype of a few days ago? Stuckholder. Ugh! Red, c'mon. Play nice.
Maybe someone is planning to dump, so he can invest in his other stock, which is on an upward trend. <wink>
Red, you don't have a good track record with your posts whatsoever. In fact, it is miserable. Maybe you should give more details, instead of baseless hype. Please be fair to shareholders and potential shareholders. They have been through enough garbage.
Posted by: redskiesatnight
In reply to: None Date:6/23/2007 12:47:22 AM
Post #of 285855
COMING SOON TO A STOCK EXCHANGE NEAR YOU!!!
SULJA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Listen up! The very long anticipated AF report is due to arrive any day now. I am excited and you should be too!!!
REDSKIESATNIGHT
But Kore has Andrew. And Andrew is named in the OSC investigation. Is he free and clear now?
Is this the "Elect a new Colchester Village Idiot" try-outs tonight?
Message to Steve Sulja: Steve...Helloooooooooo!!!??? If you are out there, please contact me Steve!!
I cannot "do the same" if you do not share your "methods".
nh, I asked you a question, too, and never got an answer. How does one get in touch with Steve Sulja? You stated I would change my mind if I had three minutes with Steve. How so? How do I reach him? The last I checked (yesterday), the Sulja website is no longer functional. The phone lines roll to a voice mail box, which is full and cannot accept messages. There is no PR person to guide me. Exactly how does one reach Steve? Calgary is closed. Never really opened. Oh the mess. Please share. Did Steve call you randomly to chat? Or have you not spoken to him recently at all? And is any of this (inactive website, closed business, no PR person, no one answering phones), related to a fraudulant poster? Darn. That is more than one question for you. TIA.
Ha ha! Do you think that your stock is going to rally because a poster was convicted of fraud? (if true). I think this company is a miserable, lying, underperforming, mess of a scam that speaks all for itself. IMHO
jabber, those were my buys, and it was indeed held up. I submitted one order, and got 10,000 @ .029 and the remaining 16,000 was not filled until 4:01, even though it was all part of one order, submitted by me 5 minutes before the closing.
But all is well. This is gonna be a great stock for us all, IMO. GLTA.
So they gave a retainer to Turner Stone, like...8 months ago? When? And nothing has happened since. It's like if I apply for a home mortgage, pay my $300 application fee, and then never step up with the documents they need to complete the process to give me the loan. If I don't comply, then I am not really doing business with them, now am I? Can you grasp that concept? Poetenital investors need to grasp that concept. And who exactly is giving Turner Stone the info they need? Steve? No. He has publically disolved himself from this company. Leslie? No. She doesn't work there anymore. Petar? Maybe. But isn't he the one who claimed the AFs "..are coming. Go to bed everyone"? Of course, that was after he stated Ramadan and language barriers were to blame for the hold up, over a year ago. Does this not seem stupid to you? Ramadan? Language barriers? Pleeeze. I think you know deep down and have a nice little facade going, but, not to be mean, it doesn't sound too smart. You might as well just say you are crossing your fingers and hoping for the best. At least that is believable. GLTU.
I'm in. Welcome to me. :o) GLTA!
Well, about the good and bad DD, I say that is spot on honest! It would be nice to know some new news. GLTU.
Red, So you don't care what Steve has to say? Steve..the man of outstanding moral character as you say!? So now your allegiance is to Kore, and the hell with Steve? Just a switch-a-roo, eh? Time to pump Kore!!
"Steve Sulja, the embattled CEO of Nevada-based Sulja Bros. Building Supplies Ltd., said Monday he was duped into believing the company had finalized fabulous deals in the Middle East to sell cement or build a hotel that were going to bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. Sulja said he's told an Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) investigator everything he knows in an eight-hour interview and is prepared to face the consequences."
Posted by: redskiesatnight
In reply to: marketmann who wrote msg# 280951 Date:8/26/2007 12:06:26 PM
Post #of 284027
Marketman, Steve Sulja is a man of outstanding
moral character. He is well known and highly
respected in his community. His family has
been in business for over two decades and they have
earned an excellent reputation.
I do not believe that he has told a single lie in any of the past PRs.
Mr Sulja is working dilgently to expand busniess
operations and steer the company into a
future of prosperity. I,as do many, stand behind
him 100 percent.
jmo
REDSKIESATNIGHT
red, I think you should sell enough shares to get yourself a nice dog. ;o)
Lol. As you wish. GL.
NH, how can I reach Steve? All numbers to their buisness are shut down. TIA. How did you reach him?
I would if I could reach him! But the numbers to SLJB all forward to a voice mail box that is FULL! Got a way I can reach him? And their web site is shut down!!
Yup. I do think selling should be looked at as an option to regain footing and make progress. I dumped a POS pinkie a few weeks ago. Rode it down from $20,000 to $6,000. Sold, and reinvested my $6,000 into a NASDAQ stock, flipped it a couple of times with all the volatility in the markets, and in 5-6 weeks, my account is back up to $13,100. Meanwhile, SLJB holders have been waiting a year for something to happen, and it is shrouded by investigations and chaos. Who needs it? Go with something more solid. Yes, is my answer. Reinvest. And by the way, that stock, at today's value, would leave me with $5,800...five weeks later. Wasted time and wasted money. GLTU.
Nh, I don't think you care if there are transcripts or not. Correct? It seems you like this stock no matter what glaring evidence there is about the business crumbling, and the crooks that run it. So tune out the "bashers", and just wait for your big payday. You are going to do that no matter what, right? So why even engage in this? You love SLJB. If it is so wonderful, your payday will come. 1 year and counting. GLTU.
I made money on this. I got lucky. You can get lucky and make money on a scam. The thing is knowing when to get in, and when to get out. But this scam, imo, is very tricky, because it could get shut down by the SEC at any moment. JMHO.
nh, meaning what? That Steve's statements to the press are not true? That he is not prepared to face the consequences? That he does not feel everyone was screwed over? What are you saying? TIA.
I'll keep my money in the bank. Hee hee.
Hee hee. It's hard to get one's arms around "all of that nothing".
Oh, o.k. I was expecting you to tell everyone the reasons you find this to be such a solid and exciting investment. You know, give some compelling verifiable reasons and facts to sink one's hard earned dollars into SLJB. There's nothing like getting new investors and old friends to buy into a grand upcoming company. Unless, that is, you think it is a fleecing that they are dishing out? I can hardly wait to see the surprise. But I guess I'll have to wait. Oh darn. GLTU.
oh, many of us have been staying tuned for months and months, watching the stock price fall through the floor and watching the company come undone. BTW, what do you have? And what I mean by that is, what exactly does Sulja Brothers (SLJB), have?
Stay tuned indeed.
I think it is the company's own stated "facts" that are in contradiction to their "facts". Meaning, their statements and actions do not coincide with previous statements and actually contradict each other. So it is not TFS that is misleading the people, but the company you have invested in Sally that is misleading people, either intentionally or unintentionally. Just MHO.
gerard, if you are buying or selling based on board postings, your stategy is in a sorry state of affairs. Do your own DD. Make some calls for heaven's sake. So you "think its time to buy more" because of what? Did you confirm for yourself that there is, or is not, a receivership?
I didn't know that Andrew was invloved from the very beginning!! I thought Andrew only got involved when Peter entered the scene. Apparently not.
http://www.cpnonline.com/multihousing/reports_analysis/feature_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001021946
Urban Infill
Loftwerks Goes Public To Fuel Expansion
By Angela C. Allen, Associate Editor
SEPTEMBER 01, 2005 -- Nashville—An ambitious developer who jumpstarted his career by renovating historic buildings in Detroit has decided the time is right to take his urban-infill company public— betting that Wall Street investors will share his belief that the future is bright for owners of multifamily locations in downtown settings.
Dennis Ammerman, founder and CEO of 10-year old Loftwerks Inc., said he's offering stock in his company to public investors to raise capital and to "get a broader base for expanding the company."
"It gives us more options," said Ammerman of the IPO, completed in June. "We're excited to enter the public arena as a means to raise awareness about our projects and increase Loftwerks' capitalization options. The ever-increasing market for urban lofts is so compelling, we simply couldn't refuse the benefits of a public-market vehicle—and the sometimes trying process now appears to be worth the effort."
The company recently relocated from Detroit to the capital of country music where work is already underway on its next project: The Ambrose Building, a century-old landmark on Fourth Ave. in the heart of downtown Nashville.
The proceeds from the IPO will help fuel Loftwerks further expansion plans: Ammerman said the company plans to explore opportunities in other Southern markets, namely Chattanooga, Tenn.; Charlotte, N. C.; Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; and Birmingham, Ala. among others.
He added that the company has future plans to expand its brand into a line of furniture and is exploring an urban-lifestyle TV show.
Andrew DeVries, company director and chief consultant for the IPO, said the future for the newly public Loftwerks looks solid as the company's track record and a trend toward regentrification in urban areas will draw investors.
"There's a ground swell in the whole country for urban renewal," said DeVries.
"Our strategy is very sound," added Ammerman.
As of mid-August, Loftwerks (OTC: LFWK) was trading at 23 cents a share (with a 20-cent 52-week low and a 40-cent high). Trading in the stock was small, with an average daily volume of 17,100 shares trading hands.
Loft-y Strategy
So what is the company's recipe for urban-infill success?
During the last decade, Loftwerks has made a name for itself in Detroit, acquiring undervalued and aging buildings in distressed urban markets and transforming them into elegant, high-end residences with lasting value.
Ammerman said he looks for pre-War buildings that are "structurally sound with historic character" constructed in the early 1900s to 1940s.
"We like to go in and buy those buildings before everybody wakes up so we're ahead of the curve," he said. "We might buy it at $4 or $5 a square foot and later [after his development draws others into the neighborhood,] nearby properties might command $40 to $50 a square foot."
Ammerman said part of his winning formula includes leaving in rich architectural details such as the exposed brick, steel and masonry that distinguish historic structures.
Nifty Nashville Project
Loftwerks acquired The Ambrose Building in Nashville for just over $2 million dollars and is spending approximately $3 million to convert the building to luxury loft-style condos.
Ammerman and Loftwerks board member Charles Loveman, a former Los Angeles city planner, will spearhead the project along with Nashville-based building owners, Ambrose Associates.
Architect Eric Powers of Innovations Group and architect Rob Cochran will jointly work on the project. Cochran and Powers plan to try and retain as much of the buildings' turn-of-the-century flavor as possible while adding modern conveniences and renovations.
"The challenge is taking a building over 100 years old and turning it into something appealing and functional to the level of efficiency demanded by 21st century usage, while simultaneously preserving the historic integrity and cultural influences of the building's origin," noted Cochran.
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Thoughts anyone?