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He has no patent. He has no office to keep the tax man, lawyers and process servers from finding him.
But he needs the super decoder ring to get past the eight specially keyed doors.
Apparently, no one else does though as the pps clearly shows.
Actually, they don't pay rent there. I contacted the leasing office. At one time Val had an antenna there. Nothing else.
How do you know "they" have actually seen it? Because they anonymously type on ihub that "they" have? Could be catfishing for all you know.
Too bad a real verifiable resource wasn't utilized for viewing of the super mega fantastic speedy network. Instead Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum are relying on questionable posts on a chat forum to relay pertinent information. The trips would not be lingering if actual verifiable information was released. Probablly won't happen because it will only take a few phone calls to debunk any press releases issued by Mediag3, Imperial Wireless, A2 Access, A4 Access, etc.
Not surprised. I can't think of one press release that ever professed true information or one type of venture Val Westergard has claimed was going to happen that has. What I do know is that MediaG3 or iwfi.us or Imperial Wireless or A2Access or A4Access or Wimax King or MeshGlobal or Honeycomb Disruptive superfast conferencing, etc. does not have an office or a place of business. The Ada County Sheriff's department is on the hunt for Val Westergard. What will happen first, more repoing or the Boise Project? My bet is on the repo man!
Lots of action the last few days with this stock. Wow! The train is going lightspeed. Must be disruptive honey-covered news coming!
Maybe Val, JL and the fake doctor aren't conducting their high level, super double secret, future changing meetings at Darla's Deli anymore. Sheriff is gonna have to stake out the post office or just wait 'til another car gets repoed!
Looks like Val is in hiding:
Richardson O'leary Pllc vs. Media G3 Inc, etal.
Case: CV-SC-2012-17050 Magistrate Filed: 09/19/2012 Subtype: Small Claims Judge: Roger Cockerille Status: Pending
Defendants: Media G3 Inc Westergard, Val
Plaintiffs: Richardson O'leary Pllc
Register of actions: Date
09/19/2012 New Case Filed - Small Claims
09/19/2012 Complaint Filed
09/19/2012 Summons Filed
10/12/2012 Return Of Service - Non-found
10/12/2012 Return Of Service - Non-found
Well, not sure about the lighting up of Boise with the most awesome disruptive tech since the advent of fully automatic weaponry, but Val/Mediag3 has had yet another lawsuit filed against him for failure to pay a bill. And the newest Mediag3 office is a post office box. Oh, and MediaG3's ability to do business in Idaho has been revoked because Val has not paid taxes and fees due to Delaware. So, Mediag3 can't register in Idaho as a foreign entity because Val can't get a certificate of authority in good standing. So, Val has registered Imperial Wireless in Idaho in order to keep the scam alive.
Secret tech. Can't reveal it. Two more weeks. The train is coming.
Same old drivel.
Yet, a lawsuit filed September 19, 2012 against MediaG3 by a law firm (where have I seen that before?) is new.
Can't get a much lower profile than Mediag3. No office, no employees, no way to sign up for service, etc. Of course when creditors chasing you, low profile good way to dodge paying debts.
Richardson O'leary Pllc vs. Media G3 Inc, etal.
Case: CV-SC-2012-17050 Magistrate Filed: 09/19/2012 Subtype: Small Claims Judge: Roger Cockerille Status: Pending
Defendants: Media G3 Inc Westergard, Val
Plaintiffs: Richardson O'leary Pllc
Register of actions: Date
09/19/2012 New Case Filed - Small Claims
09/19/2012 Complaint Filed
09/19/2012 Summons Filed
Richardson O'leary Pllc vs. Media G3 Inc, etal.
Case: CV-SC-2012-17050 Magistrate Filed: 09/19/2012 Subtype: Small Claims Judge: Roger Cockerille Status: Pending
Defendants: Media G3 Inc Westergard, Val
Plaintiffs: Richardson O'leary Pllc
Register of actions: Date
09/19/2012 New Case Filed - Small Claims
09/19/2012 Complaint Filed
09/19/2012 Summons Filed
UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE
SECOND CIRCUIT
____________________________________________
At a Stated Term of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, held at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse, 500 Pearl Street, in the City of New York, on the 14th day of September, two thousand and twelve,
____________________________________ Adam Friedman Associates LLC,
Plaintiff - Appellee,
v.
MediaG3, Inc.,
Defendant - Appellant. _______________________________________
ORDER
Docket Number: 12-249
The parties in the above-referenced case have filed a stipulation withdrawing this appeal pursuant to Local Rule 42.1.
Spandex was invented in 1959 at Dupont by two chemists.
International Latex was started in 1932 by A. Spanel. The company name changed later to International Playtex. Spanel never told you that while visiting Dumthwacket where the engineers for Int. Playtex were working?
The shareholders questioning the legitimacy of the emails and calls they received were not imagined.
I don't think a box in the post office constitutes an office. Maybe Val's local post office has a big lobby.
Perhaps Puerto Rico, where he ran his Medicare fraud or Romania http://www.netstairs.ro/, where he can run the scam he ran in Poland http://www.fraudwatchers.org/forums/archive/index.php/t-51354.html or perhaps the Netherlands http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20081008005015/en/NetStairs-Completes-Acquisition-Hollands-GigSoft
The plethora of Moradi company names seems to be global. The choices are unlimited!
Check this out about Netstairs, which is part of Moradi's stable of companies. Wonder if new "eurovestors" will get emails like this as the Hexa2/MediaG3 merger looms?
http://www.fraudwatchers.org/forums/archive/index.php/t-51354.html
http://boilerrooms.blogspot.com/2004/12/nivo-and-netstairs.html
Granted, the boilerroom note is from 2004. But, I see a pattern here of years of fraudulent behavior. Why would that change now?
I gave you fresh dd. Val can't do business in Idaho as MediaG3 until he fixes the tax and fee issues in Delaware.
Cyber and I have done DD. It can be found in our prior posts.
The phone number is prominently displayed on the iwifi.us website.
Have never been able to speak with anyone. Always get an answering machine. So, how would I get to the point of actually signing up for service? Since there is no office, can't even swing by to sign up. The website form is unproductive as well.
The BBB handles cases where a customer has been wronged by a business. Since there are no customers, not much BBB can do. Also, shareholders in a stock are not the same as someone doing actual business with a company. As an expert on stock markets, I am sure you are aware that the BBB can not help you if you were foolish enough to invest in a scam. An investment is not a contract for services, it is a risk for possible monetary reward or monetary loss. If I had actually talked to a MediaG3 representative, scheduled service and paid for the service and then did not receive service, then a complaint to the BBB might be an option for me. A duped shareholder's recourse for remedy is to contact SEC whistleblower or sell at a loss and learn to be more discerning next time.
That is the problem with online translators they "translate" all the words, even the typos. Also, online translators do not always choose the word you meant when a word has several meanings within different contexts. No matter, still no answer as to why there are no verifiable users and how service is contracted if there is no one to answer the phone, no office to stop by and sign up, no yellow pages ad (oh, Val has a judgment against him from yellowbook. Guessing he can't place an ad there right now), no way to hear about MediaG3 or its plethora of incarnations. It is difficult to figure out just which name he is using. He had to resurrect the Imperial Wireless name because he can not register MediaG3 in Idaho as a foreign entity until he can provide a certificate of good standing from Delaware. Which he can't get until he pays his past due account with Delaware (kind of a running theme).
As cold fusion is hypothetical, are you saying MediaG3's disruptive meshing townhall tech is hypothetical? It would seem so because it is looking like any verifiable customer is hypothetical.
Are you referring to all markets? Or just to pinkyland? There is a distinct difference from a forward looking or furture time statement as compared to one that shows something has occurred or is happening, which shows action. Let's look at one of MediaG3's press releases. The link is from the MediaG3 website.
http://www.mediag3.com/media.php?id=713
The headline reads "now available." Now does not indicate future. Further down it states that apartments, businesses, subdivisions and public areas are already receiving the service. Again, nothing future about the statement.
Now where is the proof of these statements? If I call to get service, I get an answering machine. I have checked with local media outlets and there has been no advertising blitz for garnering customers. The only thing found was this press release.
Please, post verification of the apartments at the very least. How about the name of them? It is not secret information. Val publicly said he has been providing service since January 2012. Apparently, ahead of schedule. Me thinks he is afraid to release the name because I would just call and find out it was all bogus.
The free isocialtv app looks exactly like the Hexa2 townhall. Seems to be same thing, different name.
Not sure about halting, but MediaG3 has been administratively revoked in Idaho as well as MediaG3 still not paid up in Delaware. Not in good standng with the Delaware SOS.
CCOP does not need to "believe" they own the patents. They do. I would love to see a court battle over that. Then all the backroom shenanigans can have a spotlight thrown on them to reveal the darkness that lurks behind this scam.
As for "enhancements," one would think it would behoove Val to protect them, oh, but that costs money.
USTPO - the federal government shows no legal,ownership for MediaG3
All Mediag3 patents show transfer to Wytec.
Here are few I copied to show.
Assignment: 4
Reel/Frame:
028057/0050 Recorded: 04/17/2012 Pages: 5
Conveyance:
CORRECTIVE ASSIGNMENT TO CORRECT THE ASSIGNEE'S ADDRESS PREVIOUSLY RECORDED ON REEL 028042 FRAME 0485. ASSIGNOR(S) HEREBY CONFIRMS THE ADDRESS OF ASSIGNEE IS: 19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78258..
Assignor:
MEDIAG3, INC.
Exec Dt:
11/08/2011
Assignee:
WYTEC INTERNATIONAL, INC.
19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78258
Correspondent:
ROBERT L. SHAVER
1403 W. FRANKLIN ST.
BOISE, ID 83702
Search Results as of: 08/28/2012 10:10 PM
If you have any comments or questions concerning the data displayed, contact PRD / Assignments at 571-272-3350. v.2.3.2
Assignment: 5
Reel/Frame:
028057/0050 Recorded: 04/17/2012 Pages: 5
Conveyance:
CORRECTIVE ASSIGNMENT TO CORRECT THE ASSIGNEE'S ADDRESS PREVIOUSLY RECORDED ON REEL 028042 FRAME 0485. ASSIGNOR(S) HEREBY CONFIRMS THE ADDRESS OF ASSIGNEE IS: 19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78258..
Assignor:
MEDIAG3, INC.
Exec Dt:
11/08/2011
Assignee:
WYTEC INTERNATIONAL, INC.
19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78258
Correspondent:
ROBERT L. SHAVER
1403 W. FRANKLIN ST.
BOISE, ID 83702
Reel/Frame:
028057/0050 Recorded: 04/17/2012 Pages: 5
Conveyance:
CORRECTIVE ASSIGNMENT TO CORRECT THE ASSIGNEE'S ADDRESS PREVIOUSLY RECORDED ON REEL 028042 FRAME 0485. ASSIGNOR(S) HEREBY CONFIRMS THE ADDRESS OF ASSIGNEE IS: 19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78258..
Assignor:
MEDIAG3, INC.
Exec Dt:
11/08/2011
Assignee:
WYTEC INTERNATIONAL, INC.
19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78258
Correspondent:
ROBERT L. SHAVER
1403 W. FRANKLIN ST.
BOISE, ID 83702
Search Results as of: 08/28/2012 10:07 PM
If you have any comments or questions concerning the data displayed, contact PRD / Assignments at 571-272-3350. v.2.3.2
Reel/Frame:
028057/0050 Recorded: 04/17/2012 Pages: 5
Conveyance:
CORRECTIVE ASSIGNMENT TO CORRECT THE ASSIGNEE'S ADDRESS PREVIOUSLY RECORDED ON REEL 028042 FRAME 0485. ASSIGNOR(S) HEREBY CONFIRMS THE ADDRESS OF ASSIGNEE IS: 19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78258..
Assignor:
MEDIAG3, INC.
Exec Dt:
11/08/2011
Assignee:
WYTEC INTERNATIONAL, INC.
19206 HUEBNER RD., STE. 202
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78258
Correspondent:
ROBERT L. SHAVER
1403 W. FRANKLIN ST.
BOISE, ID 83702
It looks like it clears up the fact the "merger" between MDGC and Hexa is more likely than not a dubious relationship at best.
According to La Salle University in Philadelphia, they do not offer doctoral degrees in the doctorate claimed by Moradi.
According to Florida Atlantic University, they have no record of an Ahmad Moradi having a degree from their institution much less having attended.
http://www.techzone360.com/news/2011/05/31/5543640.htm
Here is a press release with educational background for Moradi.
I contacted both institutions. FAU uses a clearinghouse. This is their response:
"We asked the school to research your request because the information you provided did not match any of our records. The school was unable to locate either a degree or enrollment record for the subject of your verification request. "
Well. If you need to know. Do your own due diligence. Broward County Records has it all.
Along with the case against Moradi by the US government, here are just a few more.
1982: Gulfstream Bank won a suit against Moradi and Octa 8 Inc.
1994: Capital Lease Investment Corp. won a judgment against Softway Inc. and Moradi for $15,078 plus court costs.
1995: the law firm of Payne and Austin had to file a lien against Moradi because Moradi did not pay his lawyer bill. (sound familiar with Val Westergard?)
2003: Bank of America won a $58,000 plus judgment against Moradi and Worldcast Interactive Inc. (part of Futuretrak International Inc.)There are many press releases involving companies with Moradi's name attached about LOIs, mergers and aquisitions along with several different holding companies and pink stock symbols. Worldcast and Futuretrak are just a couple.
Excellent article on the Program Fraud Civil Remdies Act which is what law the US gov't used to pursue legal remedy against Moradi.
http://www.whistleblowerlawyerblog.com/2009/08/the_program_fraud_civil_remedi.html
The parties agreed to a payment settlement to avoid going to trial. The fact remains, Moradi had to pay up for "false, and fradulent," (taken straight from the US governments own words in court documents)behavior.
This is just one instance. There are others. Broward County records is rather revealing. Lawsuits, judgments, interesting property info., etc. Also, look at the Florida SoS and see ALL the companies Moradi and company have been entangled with. The historical data shows a long history of pink companies that go nowhere and lots of shifting around. FWIW this current little game play is just a rehashing of a long line of schemes.
Sure there are those who can play the PR game and make some chump change, but as for this being a long run between two technologically advanced companies, I would not hold my breath.
Like this old PR from 1999. Wait for it.....wait for it....a LOI between Steven Remondini and Ahmad Moradi!! Apparently, LOIs and DAs get passed around in pinky land like lollipops at a Rave!
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/FutureTrak+International,+Inc.+Signs+Letter+of+Intent+to+Acquire...-a053919473