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Serf's not me. I'm down here in sunny Costa Rica keeping my eye on the new Netco President. If you want him to be president of your public company, just out bid Paul Taylor. I'm sure it costs only a couple cases of beer. Jon Miller's here, if I bump into him, I'll be sure to let him know that he owns a Belize Beet company. Brian Niessen, co-whatever of IPO Holdings has all the assets of Telatinos... but couldn't get a car loan. So, madforareason, you're welcome to come visit, I'll show you the Netco offices in Plaza Colonial, it's a small 8 centimeter box on the wall.
That's right Serf, Paul stole the name as usual. The real Concorde Resources went through a big bankruptcy. They have some issues on appeal so a little bit of it is still in court.
That's why CCDX is listed here under oil companies.
Typical Paul Taylor games. Gain momentum through other people's PR. Look at the confusion between NTCV and NIVS that he created.
Well they claim on their website that they won't do that. If they back off of that statement at this early point without an unforeseen change, and the reverse split stocks lose money, they would be open for liability.
If the company's printing off shares, this is not a good deal. If they're not, then it's an interesting investment still.
Collectible Concepts Group Adds to Sales Team
Collectible Concepts Group, Inc (OTCBB: CCGI) announced today that they had added a new Vice President of Fulfillment, two new inside sales people and one additional sales support person to its sales team.
Paul Lipschutz, President of Collectible Concepts, said, "We are seeing a large increase in sales orders due to our marketing agreement with Brax3D, and our joint venture with Gridworks, and adding to our staff was necessary to keep up with order processing. Additionally new sales opportunities have arisen giving need to more inside telephone sales people."
Under a distribution agreement with Brax 3-D, Collectible Concepts offers Brax 3-D's distinctive NFL(TM) Shakers, colorful, team logo emblazoned salt and pepper shakers; a football hero line of cups and tumblers available with three dimensional "cityscapes" from each NFL(TM) team's home stadium; a unique line NFL(TM) player-based notebooks, with colorful 3-D graphics of a dynamic new "CityScape" look, available in all of America's favorite teams.
GridWorks and Collectible Concepts have formed a joint venture to market and distribute Gridworks' quality, licensed football, basketball and baseball commemorative wood sports products with the marks associated with various collegiate and national sports leagues, including professional football and Major League Baseball.
About Collectible Concepts
Collectible Concepts Group, Inc. develops and markets unique licensed sports and entertainment collectible merchandise for specialty, mass retail and online distribution. Nationally recognized in direct response marketing, replica design, mass-market distribution and E-commerce marketing, Collectible Concepts and its products are renowned both for quality and authenticity. Licenses include over 25 colleges and universities, including: The National Basketball Association (NBA), The National Hockey League (NHL), Arena Football, and others. For more information, visit: www.collectibleconcepts.com or www.otcfn.com/ccgi.
SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act"), and as such, may involve risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements, which are based on certain assumptions and describe future plans, strategies, and expectations, are generally identifiable by the use of words such as "believe," "expect," "intend," "anticipate," "estimate," "project," or similar expressions. These forward-looking statements relate to, among other things, expectations of the business environment in which the Company operates, projections of future performance, potential future performance, perceived opportunities in the market, and statements regarding the Company's mission and vision. The Company's actual results, performance, and achievements may differ materially from the results, performance, and achievements expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements.
Source: Market Wire (June 20, 2006 - 10:32 AM EDT)
Is this a good investment, Serf? I read the last press release and it said all the assets went into a company called IPO Holdings. Some guy in Costa Rica, Rodrigo Calderon, said that when the SEC received unfounded complaints, the note holders required that the assets be protected.
But IPO Holdings was ran by Paul Taylor and it dissolved a month later. Where did the company go?
Wait a minute, my name is Rodrigo Calderon and I was the President of Netco when the press release came out. I don't remember issuing a press release!
How did my signature appear on the documents at www.netcoinvestments.info? Oh, a scanner.
Paul, you bad boy, don't scan my name any more.
No, Paul Taylor, controller of preferred CCDX shares, legitimized it by committing suicide. He thought the FBI was coming for him, but it was just the Postal Inspectors investigating the little doggie cartoon book I allegedly sent him. Maybe Aetheum has more questions about that for me.
Well the problem I have is there has to be a basis to issue unrestricted shares. Any insider shares should be restricted 144 shares. I've emailed the company and I've asked them to address this. If there is some prior debt that the company owes, then that's one thing. But if someone affiliated with the company is issuing unrestricted shares, then it's probably something messy.
The company cannot properly issue unrestricted shares to raise money unless they know of an exemption I don't know.
Corey also is getting 2 Billion shares of BANY, which had 200,000,000 previously. When I called up BANY, they were awful antsy about my inquiries into their float. When I dug further I saw that Corey provided credit for shares and was virtually starting up the printing presses there. Who knows how many he's involved in.
So three billion free trading shares were created and sold on the market in two months. I have no problem with the restricted shares. I would like to know how the unrestricted shares came about. 3 billion shares is $300,000 at .0001 (yes Haod, that's alot of postage stamps).
I wish they would address the issue.
A mill or two or 100 mill for the long haul. JMHO.
I'm in Costa Rica. I know all the players. The only one in the United States is Paul, down in Delray Beach, Florida.
No, Netco is a Texas company. However, Paul put a bunch of shares in the name of Netco Investments, a Belize company. According to the Texas SOS filings, Netco owned the Belize company. They both owned each other, typical Taylor fun.
Jon Miller went to jail in Canada, but I don't know what for. He is Canadian, living here in Costa Rica.
Yeah, looks that way, maybe CCDX's Paul Taylor took it over. When I talked to the President of CCGI, he told me there was about 1.6 Billion total outstanding shares with about half in the public float.
And that's precisely what Paul Taylor's Terrax is doing -- providing a shipping service to evade customs. Homeland Security probably won't care about Terrax though since they have no customers.
Come on, Serf, it'll never be zero. It'll be .0001! We should buy Paul Taylor a cap that says .0001. Can't you make a T-shirt with CCDX's chart on the front NTCV's on the back, and CCDX TARGET: .0001 in big white letters?!
LOL.
Well just look at how many shares were issued to the spammer by the spammer's own admissions -- several hundred thousand dollars worth! That's alot of money and alot of shares. It's pretty bizarre to give away a percentage of a company to a spammer to try to pump up the share price.
That might be what has to happen. I was reviewing the FINCEN form that someone posted a while back and I think it's more than appropriate considering that Paul Taylor conducted suspicious financial transactions using forged debt to share conversions.
Furthermore, the fact that he claimed Netco was doing business in Cuba should make them very interested in Paul Taylor.
Chapter VI, coming soon, I promise you.
Is CCDX a good Paul Taylor stock to invest in, Serf?
CONCORDE RESOURCES CORP CCDX Stock
Last
Price 0.0120 Bid (size) 0.0110 (x5,000)
Today's
Change -0.0050(-29.41%) Ask (size) 0.0150 (x5,000)
Open 0.0150 Market
Cap --
Volume 440,355 P/E 0.00
Today's
Range 0.0110 - 0.0170 EPS 0.00
52-Week
Range 0.0110 (6/12/2006)
0.8550 (1/9/2006)
Dividend
(Date) N/A
LOL. Those things happen, but not often.
Well worse is that some of the buys aren't filling. Buys placed with both ETrade and Ameritrade have sat and the Level IIs didn't reflect them.
Hey Serf, isn't it funny that Aetheum liked using Latin and so did Bloctrade, the previous Paul Taylor defender.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=9053985
Look at that, someone put a market sell in and let the market maker that it for under .0001!
Look at what he did to try to bump the price up:
0.017 5000 OTO 11:20:35
0.017 10000 OTO 11:19:18
0.017 10000 OTO 11:19:15
Didn't work.
12 brokerage houses close the day with their .0002 orders in, dreaming of the 100% gain. "What can we lose at .0001?" they ask. Didn't they learn last time? Didn't they learn that their .0001 can be downsized by 333 to 1? Paul Taylor's the head of his own country and he chooses when to devalue his currency.
I don't think they've dried up, I think something more sinister is in the works. When you own the printing press, you're in control of the money. Sometimes you stop the press. Besides, I hear that Paul Taylor's Costa Rica-based friend is on vacation for a bit and isn't around to have the President sign any conversions. LOL.
I don't think it was the criticism Haod, I think everyone was just bored with the repeated reference to a postage stamp.
My dissent as to the deletion was just that, a minor sound off. I'm certainly not appealing it to Matt. It wasn't that big of a deal. It's just when there's a deleted message, people say, "Wonder what that said." Which is what happened -- marysundy told me I replied to a deleted message.
I respect your judgment as moderator, and the rules do say you can delete repetitive messages. That was your call.
Let's get back to monitoring JMCP's progress so we can tell Haod to go lick his postage stamp.
Well the lesson in Martha's case was: Don't speak to the buggers, just tell them to call your lawyer. If you speak to them, they'll twist your words around.
That'll probably be Paul Taylor's downfall too. He thinks he's so clever, he'll sit there and ramble to them about how he's only a consultant and how I, along with Jon Miller, orchestrated some great plan. Problem is the money. My depleted restricted shares just don't justify the worldly scam. Furthermore, it's Paul who lives in an 800,000$ house on a consultant's salary.
Besides, if you go from President to consultant, you're an insider and your shares should be restricted 144s.
And he picked the wrong guy to be the fall guy, that is, I ain't no nominee, Paul Taylor.
Whoa! Valid documents? I don't claim any are valid or lawful.
I can say the following:
The documents I provided to you constitute records that I maintained in the ordinary course of business in my capacity as an officer of Netco Investments, a company controlled by Paul Taylor and his alter ego companies. I have not made any alterations to the documents and they are in their original form.
I cannot, however, attest to the validity of the signatures as Paul Taylor apparently scanned various names onto documents in order the make them appear as if they were executed.
Moreover, many documents that are shown on my website, netcoinvestments.info bear false facsimile signatures of my name and, most probably, Jon Miller's name.
To the extent you are referring to the subscription agreement with Frank, I have provided you what Paul Taylor transmitted to me for my signature. It is in its original form. I may have executed the document based on the representations of Paul Taylor that doing so constituted a required act and was based on a lawful debt to stock conversion note that Paul Taylor held which authorized this type of transaction.
I did not have information at the time of this transaction that Paul Taylor was engaged in a massive fraud against investors and market makers that consisted of issuing and dumping millions of shares onto the market all while issuing false and misleading press releases.
The moderator of the board can delete messages. Over at CCDX when RDK1953 was moderator, he'd delete anything critical. Then when we bitched, he resigned. In this case, I think the issue was that Haod keeps saying that 1000 shares buys you a postage stamp. I don't think it meets the policy for deletion. Besides, everytime he says it, alot of people have the opportunity to say why it may be worth it to buy.
The site's policy does say that a repetitive message is grounds for deletion, but in this case it is just Haod's pointing out that the price hasn't gone up. So it's not like he's repeating a press release or something over and over.
So, although the message wasn't very informative and didn't provide any new material, I don't think they should have been deleted. As such, I respectfully dissent from the decision to delete the message.
If you're talking about the documents I provided you, Serf, you're welcome to pass them along.
When I first discovered the forged share conversions and share purchases, I did notify the SEC's enforcement division through their online complaint form. They never contacted me. So you're probably right he might not see jail. But I can state that the matter is under investigation by another organization that is actively interested in the situation.
Well it wasn't deleted at the time. I don't believe in deleted messages even if we disagree with the content -- except where it is offensive on the face. In this case, it was just haod continuing to whine that jmcp is still only .0001, the price of a postage stamp, and I don't think that should have been deleted even though I disagree with his position on this stock. JMHO.
I've never heard of them. I guess they're out of my league.
Well the thing I can't imagine is the fees. These offshore brokers don't want $9.95 a trade. They go by number of shares. So Paul Taylor's dump of 1,000,000 here, 1,000,000 there... that has to add up.
Yes, I've looked at them. But the better strategy is to make the accurate 211 information, find a market maker, and do it the right way. Plus you don't have to have someone like Corey with a debt to stock deal that rapes your shareholders.
Worse, someone like Paul Taylor could be at the other end of that website. LOL.
That's what happens to guys like Bubba. An innocent guy goes to jail, meets someone like Paul Taylor who scams him out of his canteen money, then he turns into a real violent criminal. And the prison has to cover the expense of sending PT's bones home in a box. Poor Bubba.
I am not aware of Netco (NTCV), during my tenure as President, having a bank account. I believe that Netco Investments, the Belize company, may have had a brokerage account to hold its shares but I did not see any statements.
When I requested them, Paul Taylor blamed Jon Miller. When I saw the takeover of Netco (late 2005) by West Indies Beet Company signed by myself and Jon Miller, I realized that Jon really isn't involved here, only a facsmile of his signature. Specifically, both names were brazenly forged on the share purchase form.
My opinion is that the bank accounts are in Paul Taylor's maritl partner's name since all his assets are in her name. The schlup uses his wife as a nominee!
Exactly. LOL. It's going to be a long ride for Paul.