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And the poor fools who bought today at .0002 are now down to .0001.
That’s 50% LOSS.
Shitty at any amount.
LOOK AROUND! Do some DD.
tell me which POS in otc has anything to offer?
That’s what they want you to believe.
Usually one shitty CEO is replaced with another (often worse) one.
This POS has nothing to offer, so there’s no reason a competent businessperson would want to take the ride.
Only one with no better prospects would sign on.
Everyone thought the last loser was gonna be great too, remember?
And when the third one is announced, he’ll be portrayed as the company savior.
And so on it goes until the inevitable R/S.
Yeah, well another scam I was involved in took 3 years to get their chill removed, went through 4 CEOs in 4 years and announced they’d make at least a million dollars in 2015, with several million annually within five years.
Then they disappeared.
So good luck with the new CEO!
A new CEO just means the last one sucked, it doesn’t mean the new one is any better.
Never said you were. But one purported email to one person does not DD make.
Over 50 mil shares traded based on what one person claims to have received?
Call me cynical, but you don’t suppose they might be trying to kickstart the action so they could double their money, do you?
Nah, never happens.
Well I received an email from Warren Buffet saying he loves Accrue and is about to buy the company for $44 per share.
My unverified email should be just as reliable as that other one.
Maybe more so because I have no dog in this show.
That’s gambling, not investing.
There was no real justification for a move, just hype and hope.
And tomorrow when it drops back where it belongs, those who paid .0002 will regret it.
Ooooh, you mean the same company that’s been so open and honest thus far?
The same company that claimed their stupid little app was "possibly the most exciting innovation to the financial industry since online banking?"
A company ignorant enough to reveal insider information in an email?
THAT company?
Where do I sign?
Based on WHAT?!
Just because the fish are biting? That’s simply P.T. Barnum’s philosophy once again.
Please explain what events have occurred that makes today any different from last week, the week before or the month before that, that now makes this a great investment opportunity.
Volume means NOTHING!
There’s definitely something wrong with that "settlement" claim!
First of all, I gotta wonder why someone who’s so concerned about and involved with this company hasn’t contacted the SEC themselves?
Even though I’m not a shareholder in this company, I spent an hour on the phone this morning with someone at the SEC, discussing this and another Barton scam. I want to see that lying scumbag locked up!
Here’s what I was told about the purported SEC sanction/settlement:
The SEC does not disclose the event of a Wells Notice.
A Wells Notice does not mean charges were filed.
The SEC does not make investigations publicly available.
In order for there to have been a settlement, there would have had to have been formal charges brought first. There could be no settlement without charges.
IF there had been formal charges, there WOULD be public records available on the SEC website.
The lady looked through every database she could think of, and couldn’t find any records related to Kenneth Manzo, Kenneth Milford, or Manzo Pharmaceuticals.
The SEC does not dictate what a company does to someone who may have been found guilty of an SEC violation.
That would be a "contractual issue" within the company, and up to them to decide how the matter will be handled.
The SEC would not tell a company that the person must be reassigned, terminated or forced to resign.
If Manzo was allowed to leave with the patent, then the company allowed him to do so, not the SEC.
Shareholders could of course hire legal counsel to look into whether there truly was SEC action or not, and whether Manzo should have been allowed to take his patent with him.
In Dec. 2015 the company filed Form D, and afterward were operating under an exemption, meaning they no longer had to disclose information or comply with SEC rules.
Companies may use an exemption under Regulation D to offer and sell securities without having to register the offering with the SEC. When relying on such an exemption, companies must file what’s known as a "Form D" after they first sell their securities. Form D is a brief notice that includes basic information about the company and the offering, such as the names and addresses of the company’s executive officers, the size of the offering and the date of first sale.
My money’s on NOTHING.
end of year or nothing
Sure it is. LMFAO!
Like they’ve gone out of business.
They made like Billy Joe and Bobbie Sue, and took the money and ran.
Still thinking we see something positive
by EOY latest. The silence is for a reason IMO.
That’s called desperation, not hope.
EEGI 10mil buy- Hope springs eternal!
That is incorrect.
I talked to FINRA ombudsman Chris Cook last week about another scam, and he said FINRA would only investigate claims regarding brokerages.
For anything related to a company’s business practices, I was instructed to contact the SEC.
FINRA’s website says
We investigate complaints against brokerage firms and their employees—and can take disciplinary actions against brokers and firms who violate the rules. Sanctions may include fines, suspensions, a barring from the securities industry or other appropriate sanctions.
The company owner/president verified it.
https://www.otciq.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=160529
Item 1: Completion of Disposition of Assets
On August 22, 2016, it was announced that Manzo Pharmaceuticals CEO Kenneth Manzo Milford, the Issuer's Chief Executive Officer resigned in connection with a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The SEC settlement bars Mr. Manzo from being an officer or director of the Issuer.
The Issuer was dependent upon the personal financial support of Mr. Manzo, who had never taken any salary. The Issuer cannot develop its business plan without the services and funding of Mr. Manzo. Therefore, the Issuer has conveyed Manzo Pharmaceuticals, LLC back to Mr. Manzo in exchange for all of Mr. Manzo's common stock in the Issuer, two hundred million shares. This transfer leaves the Issuer without operations or a material amount of assets.
At present, the Issuer intends to start to study ways to increase shareholder value. There is no assurance that the Issuer will be successful in this endeavor.
Item 2: Changes in Control of Issuer
In connection with Mr. Manzo's departure from the Issuer, Mr. Manzo sold his Preferred stock in the Issuer. The 4,000,000 shares of Series A Preferred Stock formerly owned by Mr. Manzo is now owned by Gerasimos Alexander Antonios Morfesis.
Item 3: Departure of Directors or Principal Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Principal Officers
The Issuer has accepted Mr. Manzo's resignation as an officer and director of the Issuer. The 4,000,000 shares of Manzo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Series A Preferred Stock have been conveyed to Gerasimos Alexander Antonios Morfesis.
Mr. Morfesis' address is 385 Whitcomb Boulevard, Tarpon Springs, Florida 34689. Mr. Morfesis is a real estate investor.
It is strange that nothing can be found on the SEC’s website.
A search for "manzo" finds 10 items stretching back to 2002, and none of them are Kenneth Manzo.
If Marani was so good, why haven’t other mfgrs. tried putting adding things like skimmed dried milk and honey to improve their products?
Why is the website still active?
It’s owned by Wild West Domains, LLC. Think those fools are expecting 3.0?
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Aw gee - no fall run.
Who coulda seen that coming?
EVERYONE ANYWHERE!!!
(except for the dumbass who keeps sporadically buying pieces of this dead POS).
This letter from scumbag Chieco in 2013 is particularly hilarious because he's vowing vengeance against people for posting "illegal and fraudulent" messages online.
Of course the only one posting fraudulent messages at that time was Chieco himself, which is why no action was ever taken.
Then he fraudulently reported that MDIN "has become the target of acquisition interests by more than one very large firm" and he "would not want to go lower than six cents per share." And he said "the way I see it, hold on to this stock and you will make at least 3-400% within 6 months...where else will you get that kind of return?"
Blatantly fictitious statements like those is what suckered many into investing in the scam, and every MDIN CEO followed suit and should be prosecuted for fraud, along with their puppetmaster Barton.
Letter to shareholders 7/9/13
Dear Shareholders;
I’d like to update everyone on our status with the retail community, our distribution, a few rumors, and
share some thoughts on possible future goals for Northstar. First, I want to thank those of you who have
followed my tweets and emails, and added a positive element to our struggle. It is very easy to be negative,
and to point at the unknown and expect the worst. It is, however, not so easy to look at the unknown and
think positively, expecting the best from people, but that is what it takes to succeed. A single dedicated
person’s will can be very powerful, but the will of many like-minded individuals just cannot be stopped. Ok,
enough philosophy. Let’s get down to business.
In late 2012 I promised that Northstar would be ready to ship product on the 1st of the year, and I speculated
that we could be in stores nationwide thirty to sixty days later. We were good on keeping the promise and
we were shipping Snorenz to warehouses before January 1st. However, my speculation was not nearly as
successful. To clarify our sales to date, we have sold bulk product to distributors who sell to the major
retailers, and we have signed the deals to sell that product with four so called “big box” stores. I haven’t said
who they are, or who they are not, but there are maybe a dozen very large super retail chains in the US and
we have four of them locked down. Not bad. Now, with all great things there comes some negatives, and
with all great luck there comes the possibility for something to go wrong. Hurricane Sandy devastated the
distribution chains on the east coast and this postponed our retail distribution to the June-July plan-o-gram
that takes place in most of the retail community.
I had some pretty intense meetings last week to try to find out not only the status of our rollout, but I needed
some answers as to why it has taken so long so far. Now, initially Snorenz was being rolled out on an “end
panel” as a promotional item. Great distribution, but just a stepping stone to secure permanent shelf space.
The delay turned out to work in our favor. The three to four hundred stores that did receive the Snorenz end
panel sold a good portion of their stock immediately. This prompted retail chains to give us that permanent
space in the plan-o-gram, which was originally set for February-March [if I remember correctly]. Anyway,
the after result of Sandy, which wasn’t anticipated, ended up getting us to where we are now. We sell an
unexpected amount of product online, and to several distribution companies who are gearing up for the
retail rollout and who move product to other online stores and non-traditional retail outlets (like catalogs,
flee markets and all that does not fit into the “retail store” category). At the end of the day, a product sitting
on a shelf means nothing for Northstar. I think people are programmed to see that and think of the company
as successful when they do, but I would take the same number of sales online any day of the week in place
of losing ¾ of our profit putting it into a retail distribution pipe. In summary, it’s revenue, not shelf space
that determines success.
Nonetheless it’s important for NorthStar tomorrow, and that is what we are talking about. So first, why isn’t
the product on shelves now? Well there is a reason. It’s not a terrible reason, [but we know those few who
are hell-bent on spreading negativity and trying to make others miss out, the way they did, will twist this
into something it is not. They are not fooling anyone]. The reason is because of a dilemma involving a
similar product and retail shelf planners being unwilling to have two very similar products next to each
other unless at least one valid difference is clearly shown on the packaging. There is a product that is almost
identical in apparent use to Snorenz on the market today. But, Snorenz is patented, so how can this be?
Well, all I am allowed to say right now, is that it is being handled, and if so, I would not hesitate to take
action [if it was a last resort]. However, I always look for less drastic solutions and I know there is one,
because Snorenz is simply a superior product. Best-case scenario is this “other product” is taken off the
shelves permanently. The worst-case scenario is that we change the packaging to clearly state why Snorenz
is different and better (which it is). Bottom line is that we have been, and will be, delayed in rollout. While
this may initially sound like bad news, it’s not. It is the opposite in fact. The company that owns this other
product could turn out to be the biggest part of our success, and we are now discussing various partnership
arrangements, which will cut our expenses and increase profitability drastically, add tremendous
distribution, and take us global, all in a few steps. Just as has always been the case, this stroke of bad luck
has turned into more good luck than we all could have hoped for. Could it result in a 30, 60, or 90-day delay
in rollout to large retail stores? Sure, it could, but it is going to result in four or five times the revenue and
profit in the next quarter or two then ever expected. It could also add instant distribution of our other
products as well. So, actually it is the best thing to happen to Northstar since our re-awakening a year ago.
With that said we need a short-term solution as not to have a slight dip before the benefits kick in. We still
have several big-box stores putting us online through their web properties, and that will take place as soon
as the paperwork is processed. I am told 30-45 days but I hesitate to quote time periods after our DTC
debacle. As we have learned, anything can and probably will go wrong. You just have to prepare and react. I
have (or I should say our consultants, Sharper Edge Sales have) also solidified distributors who provide
product for smaller mom & pop, and franchise chains that represent easily an equal number of stores to the
big-box chains. We will finally be starting a long awaited campaign to distribute the products to every
independent retail location in America. We are also doing the same overseas. Ultimately, I am confident that
even my original expectations for 2013 will be blown away. We will announce these deals and some of the
store names for you as they come in so you can see that it is actually happening. We can do this because
smaller stores move much more quickly, and can be a little more understanding of the nonsense from the
few people who will attempt to sabotage us. We all know they will. They bailed pre-maturely and lost out,
and they want to ruin your chances too. That’s OK. We won’t be discouraged.
I am also happy to announce that our great company has become the target of acquisition interests by more
than one very large firm in our space. If you think about our scenario and apply other industries to it, you’ll
see that in any situation like this, the value of the company increases dramatically. For example, if a new
carmaker has a patented steering system that is similar to one Ford uses, Ford weighs out the profitability of
a lawsuit against an acquisition. If the patent is strong, they opt for the acquisition. However, in swoops
Toyota, who would love to have ford up against a wall. They want to buy this new company and offer more
for it. This forces Ford to increase its offer. Now, what if Mercedes wants in…this new car company
suddenly becomes extremely valuable even if they haven’t yet sold one car with their steering system. Make
sense?
Well, we are currently the object of this type of interest and our value or perceived value has skyrocketed.
How much? I know everyone wants to know a number. All I can give is an opinion, and I can tell you what
I would do right now. I am not quoting an offer or a possible deal, just an opinion. I would not want to go
lower than six cents per share. That would (very roughly) be four to five times our estimated earnings for
this fiscal year. Now, our suitors are at lower price levels right now, but these numbers are still considerably
higher than our current share price. I know some of you will scream, “take it!” but I cannot take an offer that
is undervaluing the company even if it is ten times the current share price. It would not be fair to you and it
would likely result in further concession, anyway. I will get my price or I will continue to build the
company until even our price is surpassed by the actual current value of the company.
I know many of you also want to know about the “celebrity endorsement” that was mentioned. Well, we
haven’t terminated talks, but it has not been a priority, so those talks have stalled to some extent. I wish I
had an announcement of an endorsement for you today, but I made a commitment to be honest and
transparent, so I must say that the opportunities (there were three) may have very well gotten away from us.
Although, those opportunities are not officially gone, so I will continue to pursue them.
I know this letter is quite long, so I will wrap it up as quickly as I can. I just wanted to address one last
thing. We all know we have our detractors. These individuals, in my experience, often have no business
background and really do not understand what amazing leaps forward we have achieved. In normal
situations it would take three years to get where we are now. We have been lucky, and we have worked
really hard. They do not understand that, and so they take cheap jabs. They twist words, and they make
incredible leaps and conjure up conspiracy theories that would be great in a movie, but do not apply to real
life. Unfortunately, sometimes they cross the line and their annoyance becomes illegal and fraudulent. I am
sorry to say that a few of these individuals have approached Northstar and others as representatives of both
other corporations and as Celebrity agents attempting to get illegal inside information from us. We will
work with law enforcement and the other parties as always to find and prosecute these people, and we
simply will not let them get away with it. That’s a promise I make to all of you.
The best way for us all to deal with these sad people is to avoid giving them a voice. If we argue, engage
them, answer them, or try to prove anything to them, we are only legitimizing their flawed logic. We should
all make a vow to completely ignore them 100%. This will dismiss them and stop their negativity from
being spread. Drown them in our dreams, and suffocate their bad intentions. They are not worth our energy.
The last thing I’d like to suggest is not to let the small things become bigger than they are. The chill, an item
on a store shelf, can all be made to be these huge sticking points by the “bashers” that everyone is on the
edge of their seats waiting for and anticipating like they are the savior. When actually, neither one has really
effected us as a company thus far, nor will it in the end. Our next big hurdle is to complete audited
financials and up-list. Then all the other things are completely meaningless. Our share price is where it is
now because of the “wild west” of the pink sheets, not because of a chill or a retail store shelf. Now, I
cannot promise a big firm will buy us out next month, nor can I promise we will have any particular share
price. One thing I can promise you is that our revenue has and is going up, no shares are being issued to
dilute, and we will become audited/reporting, all of which will definitely positively have a much larger
effect on our share price than a chill or a retail shelf ever will. If they happen tomorrow, next month, or next
quarter, the result will be the same. If we are all patient, we will all taste that success in a relatively short
period of time.
I hope I answered some of the big questions clearly to give everyone an understanding of the basic flow and
what is actually important here. Business on this level can be quite complicated if you are not immersed in it
every day, so I try to simplify it the best I can. Please remember that it is a simplified version of the actual
details, and also remember to read the words “might”, “should”, “could”, etc. So there’s no confusion.
Again, I thank you for your positivity, support, trust and patience. It will pay off tenfold.
Have a wonderful day.
Nicholas Chieco
Chief Executive Officer
Northstar Global Business Services, Inc. (OTCPink: MDIN)
$401 paid today to buy NOTHING.
WHAT could this empty shell have that’s worth even a penny? It’s shares aren't - takes 5,000 (at closing price) to make one cent.
Tomorrow it’ll probably take 10,000 again.
LMAO!
That’s the same thinking employed after a ship has gone down in isolated waters and a few survivors are clinging to a piece of debris.
Their chances of being rescued before drowning, dehydrating or being eaten by sharks are remote.
BUT STAY OPTIMISTIC!
Stay positive as we are all stuck together. News will dictate movement.
The world’s full of morons!
Got to love the random trades here and there on this dead one
MDIN changes symbol to JABS.
The company will henceforth be known as Just Another Barton Scam.
P.T. Barnum proved right again.
Only a sucker would spend money to purchase NOTHING.
No CEO, no products, no revenue, no assets, no hope.
Bid building?
WRONG WRONG WRONG!
While the official PRs have disclaimers, many of the the shareholder letters and all the tweets (which are all official company statements) did not, and they're just as damning, if not more.
Disclaimers don't absolve them from prosecution when posting intentionally fraudulent statements.
There are likely also shareholders who have received fraudulent statements via email.
These sleazy bastard left a trail of slime 4 years long, and it's not hard to follow.
There are four years of fraudulent statements and many are still publicly available. I believe it may have started with the 2013 pro forma from Nicholas Chieco.
While many of the shareholder letters have been removed, I have copies of some and shareholders likely have copies of others.
The ones that aren't can be obtained by subpoena. This applies to MDIN and ANAS - be sure to report BOTH companies!
Raymond Barton is Managing Director of Peachtree Capital, LLC.
415 E. Main Street
3rd Floor, Suite 1
Port Jefferson, New York, 11777
He is also a founder of East Main Stock Transfer, Inc. which shares that address. http://eastmainstocktransfer.com/wordpress/?page_id=71
415 E. Main Street
3rd Floor
Port Jefferson, New York, 11777
Phone: 631-210-5475
Email: customers@eastmainstocktransfer.com, corporate@eastmainstocktransfer.com
Since no one has been able to reach anyone at MedGen, do try calling and emailing Barton and his scumbag associates at East Main Transfer!
First and foremost, complaints should be submitted to the SEC.
Online complaint portal
The NY Dept. of Taxation informed me that the reason MedGen was dissolved in October is because they had never paid taxes since the company was incorporated in January 2013.
What a bunch of deadbeats and criminals!
They've paid no taxes, yet the website is still functioning and the company appears to still be selling leftover products and keeping every penny.
I asked why the Dept. of Taxation wasn't trying to collect or going after the owner, and they said they don't even know if anything is owed because no taxes were ever filed to show income.
I told them the company had filed financial reports showing income (millions of dollars on one Q), but they said they don't look at those.
I asked why assets weren't being seized and they said that could possibly be done IF there are assets, but "lots of companies don't pay taxes, that doesn't mean they're breaking the law."
And they don't have the power to go after anyone, only the IRS could do that for unpaid taxes or tax fraud.
Therefore, I suggest shareholders use this form to report MDIN for tax fraud to the IRS.
There are other departments in the New York Attorney General's Office that may take action for different offenses.
Investors Protection & Securities Bureau http://www.ag.ny.gov/bureau/investor-protection-bureau
The Investor Protection Bureau is charged with enforcing the New York State securities law, commonly known as the Martin Act. The Martin Act gives the Attorney General broad law-enforcement powers to conduct investigations of suspected fraud in the offer, sale or purchase of securities. Where appropriate, the Attorney General may commence civil and criminal prosecutions under the Martin Act to protect investors.
The Bureau focuses primarily on cases involving bank and financial institution fraud, securities and investment fraud, money laundering, tax crimes, mortgage fraud, investment schemes and insurance fraud.
The State Securities Board of Texas is authorized by law to investigate complaints regarding the sale of securities, notes, limited partnership interests, commercial paper, oil and gas investments, and investment contracts. The Board is responsible for detecting and preventing violations of the Texas Securities Act, such as illegal sale of unregistered or non-exempt securities, sale of securities by unregistered dealers, and fraud committed in connection with the sale of securities and investments.
The Texas Securities Act is the state law regarding the regulation of the securities industry in Texas. The Act provides for the registration of securities offered or sold in Texas, and of firms and individuals who sell securities or render investment advice in the state.
A complaint pertaining to a securities dealer, agent, investment adviser, or investment adviser representative registered under the Texas Securities Act must be submitted to the Texas State Securities Board in writing. To file a complaint about the offer and sale of securities or about your securities dealer or investment adviser, please download and complete this form and send it to the Texas State Securities Board.
I’m fine, because I don’t invest in anything that con artist Raymond Barton had his scummy hands in.
As I pointed out recently, the PR alone should have been enough to make people stop and think twice before dumping money into this obvious scam.
Possibly the most exciting innovation to the financial industry since online banking, the company’s new main product, Accrue™, will connect to a customer's bank account through online banking interfaces, allowing them to set pre-determined amounts starting as low as a penny, increasing that amount each day for a pre-determined amount of time, and transferring that amount into the persons saving account, making it easy to save up a significant amount of money with minimum impact to everyday life. The application is based on years of research based on the psychology of how people save money.
WOW - some folks are gluttons for punishment.
Even after reading that the company has been dissolved, they continue dumping money in the sewer.
Coulda bought a tank or two of gas with that fifty bucks. Or a half-dozen bottles of Wide Awake if that’s your pleasure (if there’s that many left in the closet).
A tenth of a cent trade to save the day.
DUMBASS!
Sure was nice of someone to donate almost $500 to the scumbags today.
Maybe they’ll get a free copy of Accrue for their generosity.
Hope is all that’s left. Well, that and regret.
hope this turd wake up soon
I'm no doctor or scientist, and apparently not as cynical as you, but as a consumer I don’t see anything wrong with the ad.
I do agree that it seems odd that I can’t find the word "engineered" anywhere associated with Lacto-Freedom.
They do state that a study was done by Celprogen. Unless you can prove that more than one study was done, I’ll assume it was the one done for the bio-engineered bacteria.
Manzo Pharmaceuticals was founded by Ken Manzo R.Ph., and is located in Pike County Pennsylvania. Ken is the inventor of the patented Lacto-Freedom Probiotic and co-developed it with Celprogen, Inc., a biotech company in California. Ken Manzo is a licensed pharmacist in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Contact us at manzopharma@outlook.com
I urge everyone to contact the FINRA ombudsman!
They handle complaints against FINRA, and since FINRA has failed to shut down this scam or any of the Barton scams, they need to get involved.
Raymond Barton is associated with Peachtree Capital (which funded EEGI) and he owns or operated several other scams.
You can file a complaint with an ombudsman by phone at 888-700-0028 (M-F 9-5 EST).
Or fill out their online form at https://finra.ethicspointvp.com/custom/FINRA_HelpLine/form_data.asp.
I’ve already called and spoke with an ombudsman.
More people calling and complaining can only help - the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
I urge everyone to contact the FINRA Ombudsman!
They handle complaints against FINRA, and since FINRA has failed to shut down any of the Barton scams, they need to get involved.
You can file a complaint with an ombudsman by phone at 888-700-0028 (M-F 9-5 EST).
Or fill out their online form at https://finra.ethicspointvp.com/custom/FINRA_HelpLine/form_data.asp.
If you're calling about Raymond Barton or any of the scams he owns or was involved with (ANAS, MDIN, MNZO, IFHR) or funded (EEGI), I suggest you contact ombudsman Chris Cook directly at 240-386-6270.
I've already spoke with him and he promised to look into the matter.
More people calling and complaining can only help - the squeaky wheel gets the grease.