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Free money dude! It doesn't get any easier than this. How much would you be willing to pay for some free money? .01 or maybe even a buck? Who knows?
Nice!
That's a great idea. I think the same thing when well meaning folks like Sadam Hussien and Osama Bin Laden challenge the president over why America is an imperialistic power and is a tyrant. He never seems to want to sit down and debate them.
Your logic is way off on that point dude. Rufus is in no way obligated to answer to a clown like that.
Go back to last Wednesday's posts around noon to 1 p.m. and you'll have your answer.
Dude you can slander him all you want. If he ever gets on an airplane to NY, you don't think his name isn't going to get flagged on the no fly list? They'll let him on the plane and by the time he sets foot in the terminal, he'll have some papers waiting for him. No way he's coming back here, he's already proved he's a coward by leaving.
C'mon he's the self proclaimed grand master of DD. He can't be bogged down with trying to figure something like the bond info. He's got more important things to do like writing his new novel "How I fled the country to avoid an SEC judgement" by Timothy Miles.
I think they've both ran out of gas. I can't wait for part 4. Maybe we'll close up 20%. What a bunch of idiots.
How much DD can you really do while holding a beer?
It is!
Hi I'm a Mac. And I'm a PC.
You can ask Timmy Miles about strategies to avoid judgements and being served papers. He seems to have a good track record of it.
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You're a boob
Don't get mad because real investors made some money here. Sorry you couldn't see the writing on the wall at .30. Better luck next time!
I've got the Hersey's squirts. BWAWAWAAWAWAW!
You're such a con. Why did you post your email address as cafe@aimadvisors.com? Are you somehow involved with that group?
New FHAL symbol is RICH
Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
When he first posted, I looked at JavJoe's profile and it had his email address as cafe@aimadvisors.com. Now he's conveniently taken it down. As far as I can tell Aim Advisors is the Walsh Financial Group phone #972-670-3283 a financial advisor service. It looks like he's just a big fraud to me and at the very least, maybe someone over at Walsh Financial Group is involved with a short position.
IS THAT ALL YOU GOT STOCKLEMON. ONLY DOWN 8.5% TODAY ON YOUR BOGUS REPORT! I THOUGHT YOU HAD A BETTER TRACK RECORD THAN THAT. THANKS FOR YOUR LESSON ON THE FIRST AMMENDMENT, BUT THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS YOUR STATEMENT "CEO Rufus Harris is a liar and has been lying to shareholders. This is FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD." IS NOT PROTECTED UNDER THE FIRST AMMENDMENT. LOOKS LIKE YOU MR. STOCKLEMON MIGHT WANT TO CALL A LAWYER AND HIDE YOUR ASSETS REAL QUICK! IT LOOKS LIKE YOU MAY HAVE JUST WROTE A CHECK YOUR ARSE CAN'T CASH.
cafe@aimadvisors.com?
I think someone needs to call Jim Clark at Worth Financial Group to find out who's playing on the computer.
So is Kicks Cafe owned by Aim Advisors or are you just an imposter?
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BTW the reason the phrase "all exclusive" is wrong is because it's redundant. But nice try trying to save face by throwing some definitions back at me.
homework is one word
I think the word you're looking for is "inclusive" not "exclusive"
Maybe next time you should try spell checking. You won't look like such a boob.
WTF are you rambling about?
Unbelievable how low someone will go to try and make a buck. There's a special place for people like him called hell.
I don't think his welfare check is going to satisfy his margin call.
Yeah it looks that way too. Too late after to be AH but it looks like that buy at 37500 was in.
37500 buy for a buck!
15 million dollar margin call coming
Nateeee!! Where'd you go dood?
Did you choke on your Reeses cup?
If I was Rufus I wouldn't release that 10K until 9:29 in the morning Monday. Give them a nice long weekend to think.
Classic. That's the answer I was looking for. Answers a lot of questions. GOODNIGHT NOW.
So I guess it's fair to assume you're a renter neom? Or do you still live at home with mommy and daddy?
I think a more appropriate question for Dimension would be:
3, Are you bashing Rufus just to get back at him for declining to fund one of your own business doings?
"Still, mistakes were made and I have done my best to be accountable and to make ammends."
Why did you leave the country then? Is that what you call making ammends. I call it avoiding a judgement like the one that came down on your buddy Mr. Jones last March.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr19612.htm
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 19612 / March 16, 2006
SEC v. C. Jones & Company, Carter Allen Jones, Timothy J. Miles, Gaylen P. Johnson, and Jonathan Curshen, Civil Action No. 03-CV-00636-WDM-PAC (U.S.D.C. Colo.)
Court Orders Carter Allen Jones to Pay Disgorgement and a Civil Money Penalty
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that on February 3, 2006, the United States District Court for the District of Colorado ordered Carter Allen Jones to pay $68,540 in disgorgement, plus prejudgment interest of $24,670 (nunc pro tunc as of March 31, 2005), and a $110,000 civil penalty for his participation as a promoter in a "pump and dump" scheme involving Freedom Golf Corporation's common stock.
Previously, on January 21, 2004, the Court entered a default judgment of permanent injunction against Jones and his company C. Jones & Company, enjoining them from future violations of Sections 17(a) and 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. Based on the Commission's motion, on March 31, 2005, the court dismissed its claims of disgorgement and penalties against C. Jones & Co.
For more information on earlier actions in this case, see Litigation Release No. 18092 (April 16, 2003).
Why did you leave the country Timmy?
Is it because of this?
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 18092 / April 16, 2003
SEC SUES FREEDOM GOLF CORPORATION'S PRESIDENT, CONTROL PERSON, AND PROMOTERS IN INTERNET PUMP-AND-DUMP SCHEME
Securities and Exchange Commission v. C. Jones & Company, Carter Allen Jones, Timothy J. Miles, Gaylen P. Johnson, and Jonathan Curshen, Civil Action No. 03-WM-0636(PAC) (District of Colorado, filed April 11, 2003)
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") announced that it filed an action for injunctive relief in United States District Court in Denver, Colorado on April 11, 2003, charging four individuals with securities fraud for their participation in an alleged "pump and dump" scheme involving Freedom Golf Corporation's ("Freedom Golf") common stock. The defendants are Freedom Golf president Gaylen P. "John" Johnson; Timothy J. Miles, a principal shareholder; and two promoters, Carter Allen Jones and Jonathan Curshen. Jones' company, C. Jones & Company, also was charged.
The complaint alleges that in the fall of 1999, Miles provided a broker-dealer with false information to be filed with the National Association of Securities Dealers in order to initiate public trading of securities issued by Freedom Golf's predecessor company. The complaint also alleges that from late January through early March 2000, Miles paid two stock promoters, Jones and Curshen, to hype Freedom Golf via the Internet, telephone, and mail. Specifically, the complaint alleges that Jones arranged for the dissemination of between 25 and 35 million unsolicited "spam" e-mails touting Freedom Golf in February 2000. During the same period, the complaint continues, Johnson created baseless profit, revenue, and expense projections for Freedom Golf that Jones published on his company's Internet website, and that Curshen publicized on an Internet message board. In addition, the complaint alleges that Jones and Curshen failed to disclose the full amount that Miles was paying them to tout Freedom Golf, in violation of the federal securities laws.
The complaint further alleges that Freedom Golf's stock price and trading volume was pumped up to artificially inflated levels as a result of the false and misleading e-mails and baseless price projections. According to the complaint, during the course of this manipulation, Jones, Miles, and Curshen all sold shares of Freedom Golf stock and reaped profits of more than $500,000.
The Commission's complaint alleges that as a result of the conduct described above, C. Jones, Jones, Miles, Johnson, and Curshen violated the antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws, and C. Jones, Jones, and Curshen also violated the anti-touting provisions of the federal securities laws. The Commission seeks permanent injunctions, civil money penalties, and penny stock bars against each of the defendants, and the disgorgement of ill-gotten gains plus prejudgment interest against C. Jones, Jones, Miles, and Curshen.
In a related proceeding, the Commission instituted administrative proceedings against Freedom Golf on April 7, 2003. The proceedings will consider whether to suspend or revoke the registration of Freedom Golf's stock. For more information, see Exchange Act Release No. 47636 (April 7, 2003).