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The ONLY THING ON FILE WITH THE SEC is unaudited financials for a dilutive share offering that you’ve already paid for.
Yes!
The financials are faked!
Those numbers are no more real than the tooth fairy.
There is no way they’re real. NOT ONE SINGLE reseller can be found and NOT ONE of Steve’s businesses can be proven to generate the revenue shown in the financials.
It’s common sense and so obvious. Sorry you can’t see it because you need this to be real.
“Using an alias is business is common practice”
Lololo... haaaaaaa
What kind of business? The spy business?
Cold call sales business?
FRAUDULENT BUSINESS?
Yup...it’s common sense people: If you want your business to succeed use aliases so that your partners don’t know who they’re partnered with so nobody can pester you with things like FAQ’s or Troubleshooting, or SALES RETURNS!
Sheesh!
ONCI longs def have it all figured out. Steve Berman should hire them to spread the truth the only way they know how.
It’s weird though: instead of him paying them to clear up his Tweets and Letters to shareholders they’re paying him.
You’ve got a great point.
Steve is trying to show a lot of revenue and growing revenue but I can’t find any product reviews.
You’d think for a company selling hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of apps that there would be more than two customer reviews from over two years ago.
ONCI’s unaudited financials aren’t adding up.
But $0.0010’s weren’t the bottom.
$0.0009’s was the most recent low and Steve’s friends got ONCI shares at less than $0.0005 when you factor in the discounts that came with their convertible note features which offered 60% off coupons.
What a bargain!
For real?
This is your last warning?
I hope you live up to that.
This stuff reminds me of that commercial for those crappy gold clad coins where the listener is prompted to pay $50 bucks for a coin that’s worth less than $5 bucks if any self respecting gold buyer will even touch them at all.
“Buy now and avoid disappointment and future regret”
The only people with regret are the ones who bought those coins and the people who bought ONCI shares.
They should form a support group.
OHHHHH I GET IT NOW!
ONCI doesn’t need a website or a phone number BECAUSE a company they don’t control is selling their product.
Got it!
Hey? Let’s say someone buys Bsafe and loves it. They love it so much that they want to invest in it....
Do they call cogosense?
COGOSENSE isn’t publicly traded.
How come when you pull up a list of Partners That COGOSENSE lists on their website that they don’t list ON4?
How come no link for On4 is anywhere on the COGOSENSE WEBSITE?
Is it because On4 doesn’t have a website?
WTF is anyone supposed to do??? Get all prehistoric and bust out a yellow pages? A white pages book?
Sheeesh, I’d have to visit my grandparents to even find a Yellow Pages.
What company doing MILLIONS IN REVENUE HANDS SOMEBODY A BROCHURE WITH NO PHONE NUMBER ON IT AND WEBSITE?
I mean...what does Steve say to this billionaire car Czar!? “Hey...hit me up on twitter”
I saw a FleetSafer website...I was like “ohhh maybe this is ONCI”?
It wasn’t. It was an entirely different FleetSafer.
Steve can’t even bother with a non-trademarked name like FleetSafer.
Brother, you are highlighting critical functions that must exist for any company with revenues THAT ONCI HAS NONE OF!
Let’s say I want to order some ONCI products...
Do I go to an ONCI website? No, they don’t have one.
Do I go to an ONCI phone number?
No, they don’t have one.
So what do I do if I want a safe driving app or some dental or some roofing or maybe I want some discounted gift cards?
I guess I give my business to anyone with a phone number and a website.
Sheesh.
LOL...
There is literally a seasonal honey stand down the road from my house.
They have business cards and a phone number and a website and a FB page.
THEY ARE A SEASONAL HONEY STAND RAN BY A LEGIT MOM AND POP (I believe they are actually Grandparents)
THEY HAVE A WORKING WEBSITE!
ONCI is claiming that a 60 car dealership is going to ink a deal with them worth MILLIONS in revenue and ONCI doesn’t have a website.
The funniest thing is that people will doubt the honey stand exists while claiming ONCI is a legitimate investment.
JUST ACT LIKE YOU ARE NOT INVESTED...
(Not you ST, ) this is more generally to others.
Act like someone is coming at you with a sales pitch for ONCI.
You have $5000.00.
You’re looking for an investment.
Someone comes to you and pitches ONCI.
They are in your office and I think some natural questions would occur. I mean, they tell you all of the great things about ONCI and you’d deserve to lose all $5000.00 if you didn’t ask for some basics on what is being pitched as a viable, publicly traded company.
I would ask, among other things:
1.) is there a prospectus I can read?
2.) can I see their quarterly and annual financials?
3.) are these financials audited and by whom?
4.) Who is the CEO. What else has he/she done?
5.) What is their current share price? What is their 52 week high/low?
6.) are they compliant with the SEC?
7.) Are they compliant with their listing exchange/market?
8.) where can I find the company’s website?
9.) who are these partners? Why aren’t partners listed as partners?
10.) are there product reviews on Amazon, EBay, Walmart.com, Android App Store s? Apple app stores?
These are all things the pitchman tried to sell you on so these are natural questions and not arbitrary ones.
The pitchman said “it’s a great stock. They are publicly traded and going to take off because of private label deals. They’re available at Amazon and other online retailers and in the Android and Apple app stores. Their financials show 9 quarters of growth in revenues and sales. The CEO is great.
I mean the pitchman of course is trying to sell you something so they’re going to focus on the good. It’s incumbent on the buyer to ask the hard questions in this scenario.
So everyone needs to act for a second like they have an office, $5k to invest with, and a salesman for ONCI shares is standing in front of them pitching ONCI.
I’d hear his pitch. I’d ask those questions. I’d fact check his answers.
Here’s what I’d find:
Yes, ONCI has a recent prospectus. Good
Yes they have published financials.
No they are not audited.
The CEO is Steve Berman, he has ran another public company that was also a penny stock. It was mismanaged until investors lost every penny.
The current share price, just like the previously ran endeavor by CEO Steve Berman is near all time lows and down 98% from inception highs and down 60% from 52 week highs of $0.0039
No, they are not compliant or registered with the SEC. They were several years ago and filed to deregister their stock, presumably to avoid scrutiny and oversight.
No, they are not current with the OTC markets group which is regulated by FINRA.
The company does not have a currently operating/functional website and when you visit ON4’s website you’re told that the website may be for sale and embedded links do not function.
Partnership verification is untenable.
Product reviews where found are not current and or poor.
These are basic questions. If you remove the emotion from them caused by a long/bullish bias or a short/bearish bias these questions seem pretty common sense and the answers to them point very clearly to a “This is not a viable long term investment”
Can you trade it?
Sure!
Is even short term trading of ONCI risky? Yup!
But anyone who says after getting those really poor results to those questions that ONCI looks great then all you can do is wish that person the best of luck...because they’re are going to need it.
If there are 9784 OTC stocks today and each CEO tells 1000 lies per year to investors via telephone, email, Twitter, ihub or whatever and they all lie about each of those 10 questions (because they are the pitchman/women) then your odds of picking a winner for the right reasons just became about half the odds of winning the Interstate Powerball Lottery.
I ask these questions by the way. These questions and so many more. Even if I actually really like the pitchman or the company’s ideas I have to stay disciplined and go where those answers tell me to go.
I’ve enjoyed great success trading for over 23 years professionally and as your run of the mill day trader for fun.
These successes are due to questions like the ones above and adherence to my own disciplines and guidelines even if I have some kind of emotional attachment.
Sure, I’ve missed a play...more than I can count. But in 23 years I’ve owned three stocks that went bust while I was long and that hasn’t happened in nearly 15 years of daily trading.
Take all this for what it’s worth.
I looked with a pro’s eye at ONCI and it didn’t pass muster. It has the volume to support day trades and that’s the only reason I’m here.
You speak the truth.
How is anyone going to win a debate if they don’t listen to the other side?
I think ONCI is garbage.
I’m willing to listen to why it isn’t.
This is neat:
“They need help and $ONCI has the answer. I can imagine the day when repeat offenders will be required to carry cellphone monitored apts that are run thru DMV and tickets/jail warrants will come thru the mail.
Whom has that tech, none but our own $ONCI imo”
I can hardly think of a more crowded space than distracted driving and/or safe driving apps.
Here’s the best part:
bsafe and FleetSafer are both available.
Bsafe has one user review from over a year ago.
FleetSafer has one review and it is called “worse app ever” with a further warning to “not use the app, it will crash your phone”
I got tired of looking at the hundreds of safe driving apps that MORE THAN RIVAL ONCI’s/COGOSENSE but was quick to see that others had 5 stars, or 4 stars and HUNDREDS OR MORE reviews!
“Whom has that tech” is so easily answers with a quick app search. I have an iPhone and am a Mac person so I used their App Store.
Maybe android users will see similar results.
Bottom line is that irrespective of which platform anyone is using or what reviews they see, ONCI is in a super crowded space and BSAFE has only one review from over a year ago.
Kinda hard to be in such a crowded space and not spend “we are in a crowded space and so we need a larger marketing budget” kind of money.
Lol @ repeat offenders being required to install and use a safe driving app. That’s a great idea.
I wonder if a state were to create such a law if they would lock lipstick or eyeliner applicators with an app or lock that cheeseburger or burrito with an app.
Which app would they use for safe driving?
Probably not one with no star ratings and one that doesn’t crash phones.
ONCI!!
Not just junk in the OTC, nope, they’re junk on amazon, FB, and the Apple App Store.
They’re proof that junk is junk everywhere all at once.
I don’t care.
Do whatever you have to do.
Quit PM’ing me. You are not a educated trader and you bring nothing to the table.
You are empty handed and looking for handouts while offering nothing.
You can follow On4 via Twitter.
I’ve tried to ask Steve questions there but all of my questions and the questions of other people go unanswered.
1. Why aren't the returns audited?
A: Only Steve Berman (ON4’s CEO) know why the financials aren’t audited and he has not answered publicly as to why they remain audited. I have seen where Steve made claims that he was going to publish audited financials but it never happened. I didn’t own or trade ONCI back then (2017/2018) so I didn’t look beyond the fact that the financials are not audited.
2. Apparently the product was available on Amazon. But now it says
currently not available on the Amazon site. The reviews were
excellent. So why not make it available on Amazon?
A: According to the unverified accounts of Steve in his most recent Letter to Shareholders Amazon efforts were immediately profitable and ON4 will continue Amazon and FB ads in the next few months.
3. Does ONCI have its own PR firm promoting this product? If not
why not?
A: To the best of my knowledge Steve Berman and Co. do not have a marketing or PR firm. Steve makes announcements via Twitter. There is no active/useful ON4 website. Searches for ON4 online only net a website which is currently for sale and offers nothing for shareholders.
4. Why no company website to give share holders and new investors
a platform to ask questions and for ONCI to disperse and
keep information about past, present and future company
events.
A: Many have tried to use Twitter to ask Steve this same question and similar questions like yours but he does not respond to those questions.
Good luck with your 30 million shares.
Ummmmm yeah...
That’s the same stuff you’ve been saying all the way down.
It’s also the same stuff others have been saying since $0.01.
Good luck dude!
Let’s see a show of hands for everyone not buried upside down in this crappy scam:
Oh...
Just me I guess.
Have fun
It’s Steve’s gift card...
Call him for it. I’m sure he’s good for it
That’s great!
Like I said, I noticed on L3 that only market makers, specifically one of the 70+ on the OTC nabbed $0.0011’s and $0.0012’s especially when the volume was so low at that price...like under 5 mills DVT.
Cool that you got such a great price.
How is Steve?
You must be close with him.
Me too.
I’m so happy for you.
Weird that you got them at $0.0012.
On L3 only one of the 74 ONCI market makers traded it at $0.0012.
You must be a market maker.
You have no idea who or what Pharrell is.
Is that so hard for you to admit?
Sheesh...
Let me guess...you’re “not going to do my DD for me”
You don’t have to.
The jury is in, the verdict is out: ONCI is a scam and EVERYTHING Steve says is a misrepresentation.
He defrauded investors with TXTM and god only knows what else.
As long as there are fools, there will always be a Steve Berman.
You gotta love people citing unaudited ONCI financials.
100 red flags with ONCI and some cling to unaudited/unverified financials that reek of a Ponzi Scam with deliberately consistent returns.
It doesn’t matter...OTC players have pegged ONCI as worth $0.0013 right now and those players will peg ONCI rightfully lower because there is nothing here so it should be valued at nothing.
Yield sign is up. Stop sign is next.
Halted for 10 calendar days then to the Grey Market and then it’ll just be delisted.
Steve should just swing for the fences and claim a billion dollar buyout is pending from a PL that liked the roofing, dental, trucking, gift card, safe driving diversity that ONCI brought to the table.
“No... they didn't take money out of their left pocket. It was an IOU scribbled on a piece of paper. I bet the IOU goes through”
It’ll end up in the lint filter at the coin-op laundromat where Steve-0 found his $3500.00 in unused gift cards.
(Anyone else picture Steve touring the Detroit metropolitan area laundromats checking lint filters and asking patrons if they happen to have any spare gift cards for his amazing, once in a lifetime investment opportunity)?
Lol...the guy is a panhandler in a crappy suit.
We got just over an hour and a half left in todays trading. Anyone wanna bet along side me that ONCI gives up its $22.00 buy side gains and closes at or below session lows? I’ll wager a slightly used gift card to The Salvation Army...I’m pretty sure Steve dropped it. He said “it’s unused” but I trust him like I trust a fart after a kale, turmeric, and yam protein shake.
Since when is a crappy stock headed towards its par value of $0.0001 going the wrong direction?
The only wrong direction for ONCI is higher. When ONCI heads closer and closer to $0.0001 in between blatant pumps it’s proof to me that the system is working just fine.
Lol
Oh yeah?
Cuz they won’t be cheaper tomorrow? Or the next day?
If you buy today at $0.0011-$0.0013 you’ll enjoy >70% losses before this hits $0.0002.
Then any run to $0.0010 will make traders like me 400-500% returns on a trade and buyers at today’s price will still be upside down thanks to your Golden advice.
LOLOLOLOL
HAAAAAAA
“Take a look at the trades so far...there is a clear indication that sellers are selling and sold shares are being sold and those shares are also being sold and the sellers are stupid and the sellers are people who will sell.... but you should buy and hold with confidence even though I’ve been saying this since ONCI was over a penny”
This is too funny.
You can’t make this crap up.
I swear this guy writes Steve’s Shareholder letters or at the very least helps him.
Wow JV.
Thanks for re-living a confusing and probably painful past in here.
I wasn’t around for lake houses and new homes and “all of your wildest dreams will come true”.
ONCI is just another Penny Stock Scheme that littering the streets of the already destroyed with litter OTC Market Place.
I’m curious if you were ever a ONCI “long and strong, I know what I own” Shareholder or if you knew going in that it was for quick trades only because maybe you weren’t sure it was a scam but you knew for sure that there were too many red flags to actually invest.
I’m guessing the latest Shareholder letter is ONCI’s obituary. I think ONCI will see below $0.0010 today.
As far as people who threatened you go, they’re on every board no matter if it’s ONCI or any other OTC stock or larger exchange stocks like Nasdaq or NYSE.
Peeps get too deep and they literally are desperate for “this one last gamble” to pay off because it’s probably their last hope. They’ve probably lied to people to keep cash in ONCI and are being hounded daily about a bill of some sort and they keep saying “one more week...something big is gonna happen next week”
This “next big thing” was that nasty Shareholder letter out yesterday and now peeps are months away (again) from any known possible catalyst. Months away with ONCI is terrible because I’ve been trading short term flips with ONCI for about four months and I’ve seen how fast and hard ONCI can fall in a few weeks, let alone a few months.
He’s not going to.
Did you read the letter out yesterday?
Does anything in that letter tell you that it was written with a legitimate attempt at running a viable company?
It very literally read as if it was written by a drunk who was rambling about anything and everything and all as afterthoughts.
He was like...”oh...and oh yeah...dental. We want to provide dental and that’s still something we do...and also we have roofing and big trucks”
He was writing crap, getting sidetracked, then writing some more.
The only thing he left out of his ramblings was an attempt to bash bashers which he’s done before in tweets so I was shocked he excluded that topic.
Ouch!
ONCI...one helluva “welcome to trading” stock.
So what did you do?
Did you just decide one day that you wanted to open a trading account and ONCI was the first ticker that caught your attention?
I’m just curious as to how it went down for you.
If ONCI was my first stock and I got shellacked the way some people here have I’d close my trading account and find a different hobby. All hobbies cost money but trading a stock like ONCI as a hobby would be a hobby that actively robs you blind of more than money.
Why didn’t you start with something easy like KO or something? (See 5yr chart).
To start trading and start with any stock in the OTC, and to start with a stock like ONCI is like learning how to swim by jumping off a cruise ship in the middle of the ocean...at night, during a nasty squall.
Lol...
Oh ZW... that’s a heckuva story about Steve.
I’m not surprised. Trade 100 DESCENDING OTC stocks with CEO’s on Twitter and you’ll see 100 blubbering, drunken CEO rants.
I hope you’ve made some money with ONCI.
Just FYI: I believe ONCI is headed for the Grey Market and it will not recover from that.
I have seen 1000’s of these over the years.
If Steve doesn’t get the Yield lifted it’ll go to “Stop” soon. Once that happens it’s all over but the crying. It’ll go to the Grey Market and then be delisted entirely and everyone owning any shares will lose everything.
People call this forecasting “bashing” but I’ll ask one question:
Do you really believe that The OTC Markets place a Yield Status on a public company because the listed company is late on a OTC payment without numerous late notifications? Do you believe that Steve Berman was first made aware of his late status with the OTC when the Yield was posted or do you believe like I do that Steve received numerous OTC delinquency notices that he just never mentioned in his PRWEETS to shareholders?
Steve had better do something SOON or every person holding common shares is going to lose everything.
I wasn’t trading ONCI for that tweet.
My DD for scams only covers more recent things and all I care about is if there is enough volume to sell a trade into.
What is the BTW tweet?
Well if the ads don’t work (not adds...sheeesh) Steve has about $3500.00 in unused gift cards and he’s willing to buy yours so you’ll have that.
It’s neat that ONCI is so diversified. Safe driving, Marijuana, gift cards, roofing, and dental (wow... Steve is going to provide dental care... is he the DDS or is it Jenkins?
With so much natural sweetener in this latest Letter to Shareholders all the longs are going to need dental care. Steve is a cutting edge dental provider using the latest technique where apparently he routes his tools through the rectum so patients don’t have sore mouths after his treatment.
THE ONLY DAILY DEVOTION TO DESTROYING THIS STOCK COMES FROM STEVE BERMAN!
He literally has to be TRYING to destroy this stock for so many things to be going right in a ONCI Bears world!
He’s doing all the heavy lifting for your “bashers” (I prefer to call them bearish ONCI retail analysts).
This “undervalued” (only according to bullish ONCI retail analysts) closed red @ $0.0012 BECAUSE OF STEVE!
Bears were expecting a crappy Shareholder letter and they got one. Boy oh boy did they get one. Talk about a “written as if he was drunk, didn’t care, is not intelligent or a combination of those things” piece of crap letter.
I for one am shocked with how poorly it was written and it’s absence of meaningful and accretive information it had. I’m also shocked that he couldn’t submit this latest obituary last week on time because he clearly spent ZERO time putting anything new into it and rather just copied and pasted a bunch of junk that he’d already tweeted about.
Sheeesh... bullish longs have got to hate it when Steve so blatantly misses the mark with letter like the one he submitted to shareholders today.
Bear v. Bull score card:
Bears:
1.) Yield Sign still up. Stop sign is next.
2.) ONCI share price tanked from session highs $0.0018 to a session low and close at $0.0012.
3.) Shareholder Letter was so bad it was stupid. It was stupid how bad it is. It should be flat out embarrassing.
4.) No audited financials.
5.) Reg A is IMMEDIATELY DILUTIVE and puts 450,000,000 shares right back into play that Steve Berman just took out of playZ
6.) No proof of Private Label deals.
Bulls:
1.) NOTHING! No rational investor has one single fundamental to invest off of here unless you call Steve’s word that everything is true a “fundamental.
If that’s you, then mortgage the house, cash in the college funds, sell some blood, or raid the rainy day fun and have fun watching that investment go away along with every penny you’ve invested in ONCI so far.
It was TERRIBLE!
It may have been the worst letter to shareholders I’d ever seen.
The stop sign from the OTC is next.
Don’t be a long when that happens. You’ll lose whatever you have left.
Run ONCI run!
Make papa some money
God bless the OTC... allowing stock schemes like ONCI to make traders money since 1913.
Woot
Just based on UNAUDITED RESULTS (by the way... nobody believes Steve’s numbers...that’s why ONCI is at $0.0015)
Any credible company with those numbers could make a case for higher OTC tiers instead of the mud and crap tier that ONCI is in
Worse than a RS is the OTC stop sign.
Don’t be a long with ONCI when the stop sign gets issued or when the r/s occurs.
Lol...
Since when is using COMMON SENSE and every known indicator that ONCI is a stock trap fraud scheme the same as being fearful.
Be greedy.
Buy all you can.
It’ll be fun to watch you be greedier and greedier when every ONCI share you buy goes deeper into red.
Monopoly money is worth more than the unaudited “Steve says so” money that ONCI claims to have
Too funny.
A whole lot of people are under the impression (mistaken impression) that Steve Bermans’ ONCI is a start up. A common investor misinterpretation is that ONCI and Steve Berman are just going through normal start up struggles and that they’ll be great.
From what I have seen, the exact opposite about ONCI is true and Steve Berman has lead a lot of investors away from pretty large investment capital. Look at TXTM... its where ONCI is headed...$0.0003 and ZERO volume.
I don’t have any expectation of Steve being legit.
I never even really intended to go back more than a year for DD with ONCI because it was a clear scam as soon as I looked at their fundamentals.
ONCI has always just been a trade for me.
Follow their volume and price movement trades and when a viable trading opportunity presents itself, get in then get out.
It’s worked twice so far even though Steve is a con man and ONCI is a stock trap for longs.
Just because Steve is a liar and a fraud doesn’t mean he can’t pump and dump his company’s stock here and there and that’s where the money is.
It’s just funny to me that hanging out here and elsewhere where long term investors drop hints or clues about Steve’s past and when you look into them you’re like “HOLY CRAP, CALLING THIS THING A SCAM WAS THE RIGHT PLAY” and then like a morning curiosity you find yourself digging deeper and deeper.