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I see SolarBroke has released financials...for 2004 and 2005...LOL. Nothing ever changes with this scam. I also see our new "mod" deleted my last three posts. Nothing seems to change with mindless supporters either. Never mind...it's fitting that someone with the character required for a SolarBroke man be exhibited by the board "moderator". He is interested in the same thing SolarBroke is, selling worthless paper as evidenced by his posts elsewhere:
Posted by: DonLeopoldo Date: Thursday, November 06, 2008 7:11:57 PM
In reply to: MOMO who wrote msg# 182811 Post # of 187215 [Send a link via email]
ZNXT+SWPC+OOAG+CBAY+MTCH are 5 pigs to watch
JC
Hey, DL, where have you been? We miss you over on SolarBroke site. Ever since you became the board moderator and started your nonsensical pumping of that garbage, it may interest you to know it's back to .0001 where it belongs. Oh, and since on this board it's on your "pigs" list, you may want to correct the symbol from SWPC to SLRW.PK . Oh, and don't forget to mention the 50,000:1 reverse split just affected.
See you around, DonLeopumpo...LOL
I would be interested in knowing what these alleged backlog of orders are.
Our esteemed moderator? LOL
"We now expect to be able to move the Company forward and begin addressing the backlog of orders and agreements that are projected to drive revenues and build value in the coming fiscal quarters," Mr. Moore added.
Why can you now expect to do all of this? Nothing is changed outside of the shuffling of a few decimal points. How does this make it possible to address this so-called back log of orders that heretofore have been idle? Why couldn't you address these supposed "orders" before? Are we supposed to buy this tripe? I think not.
LOL...It's still a crying shame when you think what might have been.
It looks like this week they will have to microwave a burrito at the Circle K or 7ELEVEN, whichever is in walking distance from the office in the storage facility...LOL.
...were'nt we all...LOL
What is there to "PR" about? If there were anything worth saying they would be beating a path to get it out. There is nothing to say,IMO.
The real question I have had about SpoozTools over the years is this; If a product is truly disruptive, truly a game changer, truly head and shoulders above any other concept out there, why has it been such a hard birth? Why has there been no visionary company or entity that saw the potential and jumped all over it? As an example, I remember when 3G was touted as the way of the future for standardizing hand held devices. Companies like IDCC and others were all over the idea and now it is the standard. It came to market because once the idea was brought forth, the industry and the public wanted it. The demand to develop 3G contributed to getting it done. Where is the demand for Spooz? It seems to me that the trading world doesn't see it as the big deal everyone here was given to believe it is. I could be wrong, and it wouldn't be the first time. But after all the powerful arguments for Spooz on this and other forums, why is it that outside of the pink sheet community of "investors", no one seems to be impressed?
Tex...I've been very busy with work and am out of the markets now. I hope you are well.
They're still lurking, I'm sure. LOL
Yes...three years of "quiet before the storm".
Put a fork in this turkey...
Somebody deleting posts he doesn't like? The new "moderator" maybe? LOL
It's funny to see somebody try to beat a paper mill at selling paper. Especially when they have to buy their paper from the paper mill...LOL
Yes, I can believe it. His own little pump-a-dump. LOL
With 3(a)10 securities issued in settlement of a lawsuit, it is not safe to bank on A/S being "maxed out". These are exempt from registration requirements. They could amount to close to a billion unregistered shares waiting to enter the public markets.
Buyer beware of this pig!
I has been a monster for a long time ...LOL
It sounds like you see it for what it is. I believe a person could turn a dime flipping this pos, but be fast. They'll dump on you quickly.
There are close to a billion shares ( rough guess at what will pan out) waiting in the wings issued in settlement of a lawsuit. And take note that most transfer agents update over the weekend. A butt load of shares could be dumped for a week and the Xfer agent will report the most recently updated count. You always get the previous week's number, not usually available until Monday morning. You will have to be quick. I've watched this one over and over again. They'll beat your eyes out!
jc
Yes, all started are my opinion. Nothing bold really, just telling it like I see it. But everything I said is based on hours of past communications with EYI, HYRF, UTK ( the people who brokered the license deal between the U. of Wyoming and HYRF).I have also spoken with plant engineers who are responsible for operating PLUS systems. I have visited the former HydroFlo location in Apex before they moved to a storage building in Raleigh. I am very familiar with the CEIEC/EYI agreement. You would do well to pick the brains of those who have been around here for a while. Yes, we all have arses, but we have brains too. I have no problem sharing info with you. And as Tex posted earlier, you could turn a quick dime at the expense of others if they cobble together another P&D and you are fast enough and smart enough. But there is nothing here worth "investing" in. In any event, good luck.
jc
You can learn, should you decide to read the contract ( the terms of which have expired), that CEIEC had the exclusive right to distribute in China, if they purchased the minimums set forth in the contract. They have not. EYI is next in line, having licensed CEIEC's agency( under the terms of the contract). Of course EYI has no access to China without a Chinese partner. That is how the Chinese do business. Without CEIEC there is no access to the market in China under the terms of this contract. EYI would have to renegotiate with CEIEC or some other Chinese nationalized entity. There is about zero chance that the Chinese will fool with these imbeciles again, IMO. Of course HYRF ( now SWPC) has no deal with anyone in China and only figured in the EYI/CEIEC expired contract as the supplier to EYI. I have had many conversations with EYI management. I can tell you that their opinion of the people at SWPC is as low as you could care to go. There is zero chance, IMO, that EYI and SWPC will have any dealings with each other again. And it should further interest you to know that the ARTI filter medium is patented and belongs to the University of Wyoming. SWPC simply has license to use the patent. The terms of the license include the right to revoke it should SWPC abuse certain conditions. And to top it all off, arsenic filtration systems are a dime a dozen.
If SWPC has any chance whatsoever of recovery, it lies solely in what they do with their waste water treatment products. They have not shown that they can run a real company that provides a real product and service. They have to date only demonstrated an ability to sell worthless paper. It is a pity, because the PLUS system is a great product, albeit in the hands of incompetent and defunct personel.
jc ( all IMHO, of course)
The "contract" is something you need to read before throwing out meaningless numbers. It is between EYI and a Chinese company. HydroFlo was busted and it's CEO fined and sanctioned for using the $210M figure in the same way you have. It is not their contract. They were to manufacture and provide Code Blue to the company that had the contract. And the terms of the contract between CEIEC and EYI have expired. If you are counting your riches, you had best leave Code Blue out of the calculations. It's dead. Here is an excerpt:
EYI Industries, Inc. Signs Chinese Agency
Agreement With CEIEC
BURNABY, British Columbia, (September 26, 2005) - EYI Industries, Inc.
("EYI") (OTCBB: EYII) (http://www.StopDrinkingPoison.com), a marketer of
products that promote well-being and a healthy lifestyle, is pleased to
announce that it's wholly owned subsidiary Essentially Yours Industries
(Hong Kong) Limited, has entered into an agreement for the sale of an
undisclosed number of Patented Code BlueTM Water Filtration Systems
over a 2-year period with China Electronics Import and Export South China
Corporation ("CEIEC") through its wholly owned subsidiary.
Subject to the provisions of the agreement, CEIEC may purchase up to an
estimated $US 210 Million worth of product as per the following Purchase
Plan:
Fiscal 2006 ($US 42,000,000)
Q1 = $US 700,000
Q2 = $US 2,800,000
Q3 = $US 14,000,000
Q4 = $US 24,500,000
Fiscal 2007 ($US 168,000,000)
Q1 = $US 31,500,000
Q2 = $US 38,500,000
Q3 = $US 45,500,000
Q4 = $US 52,500,000
Under the terms of the agreement, EYI will issue an Exclusive Agency
Certificate to CEIEC, thereby granting CEIEC the exclusive right to
distribute the Code BlueTM Water Filtration System throughout China for a
period of two (2) years. In order to maintain exclusive agency rights in
China, CEIEC must purchase a minimum of $21,000,000 in product in each
of the years 2006 and 2007. CEIEC reserves the right, upon reasonable
notice, to increase, or decrease, the number of Code BlueTM units that it
purchases under the Purchase Plan, based on its evaluation of market
demand in China. CEIEC will commence purchases under the Purchase
Plan commencing in October 2005, and will place subsequent purchase
orders on a quarterly basis.
No one here is in the world saving business. Do as you please, no one cares. But there are a few of us who have followed this company from day one. We post occasionally because it is a forum for just that. There is no requirement that one cheer lead for this company before qualifying to post here. The two or three "saviors" you speak of have probably forgotten more than you will ever know about this sorted tale. But if you don't think we know anything worth hearing, who cares? That's your choice. Rock on...
We once had photos of the assembly line in China producing the Code Blue pitchers...remember? EYI sent me one of the first off the line to try. I still have it. Everything on it said "Made in China". If memory serves, only the filter medium was made here.
I would not at all doubt, P K G, that the Chinese are making something like it now, if they see a market for it. But EYI and SWPC ( HydroFlo) are both dead as door nails. SWPC will never be anything more than a paper seller until they disappear in a poof of irrelevancy. I just read where some new poster called his purchase of SWPC an "investment". It is no investment, as it can never amount to anything. It is a pure gamble. That poster is betting he/she can beat BCGU and HG at their paper game. It can't be done. That poster has to buy shares and hope to sell them at a higher price. BCGU and HG don't buy shares, they print them. They put out a fluff PR and dump on knucklehead lemming herds stumping around chat boards looking for the Holy Grail. BCGU and HG can't lose because they don't buy anything, they only sell worthless paper. To make a profit you have to sell at a price higher than you paid, and do it before fresh dilution cuts your legs out from under you. Remember, any price HG gets is pure profit. He doesn't rely on the price going up, he relies on fools who think it might.
jc
In a publicly traded company, if you don't know jack about what you purport to be selling, you aught not violate the trust of shareholders by blindly agreeing to everything someone approaches you with.You aught to check things out at least a little, don't you think? Especially when you are spending other people's money. I don't defend anybody. I am no lawyer. But I also know this has not gone to court yet, and so it is foolish to take only one side of the story into consideration. And given the BS from this company from day one, I would not swallow hook, line and sinker, the account given by Spooz. They have a far less than stellar record of accuracy to date.
Rock, I think a true glimpse of the "disruptive technology" can be found in the falsely stated numbers about SWARM. The thing turned out to be a big flop...and that is about all one needs to know....
Hey Tex, all is well. Is this amusing, or what? LOL
LOL...ok....LOL
You know what they say...those who don't study history are bound to repeat the mistakes of the past. There is lots of concrete evidence to study, IMHO.
As one who spent untold hours calling HYRF customers, studying the products and once driving to Apex to see the facility (before it was moved to a storage building in Raleigh), I will add my two cents to what Tex says...it is a scam. Keep your wits about you!
Boy, that's a stretch. They weren't getting paid before and they stayed. Now, "somehow", they MUST be getting paid since they are still there? LOL Which is it? The question is, when are the loyal shareholders going to get "paid"? They are losing big time and are still around. Why are they still around? It's human nature...the desire to appear wise. No one wants to admit they were wrong. IMHO of course.
jc
No income, owing employees a small fortune and nothing to show for itself to date? This is not the state of a company that is alive and well. Not when you go back to day one, chronicle the promises and time lines given along with those promises. What have they ever accomplished, much less accomplished on time? With all this time that this "disruptive" technology has been maintaining a presence in the heart of the commodities trading world, don't you thing if there were anything to it, someone with pockets would have snapped up the cause? The fact that they can't turn a dime from their own professional community tells you all you need to know, IMO. And didn't the complaint filed against Groves and He have a few revealing statements about the misstated info once handed out about winning trades? I wonder how many people bought stock because of those false claims? I know I did, but thankfully I bailed shortly thereafter when it became clear things were not going anywhere. IMO, this is a classic pink sheet sub penny flim-flam. It may have started with good intentions, but it isn't finishing that way.
He's talking about XXIS. But it won't be behind for long, I am sure.
No one cares about this stuff. Where is the damned beef? Show me where anyone is turning a dime with this software or where anyone has paid anything to use it.
No, you told me about notes someone took at a shareholder's meeting. Big wow. I told you already I don't care. Pink shareholder's meetings are a dime a dozen. Or perhaps I should say a few thousands of a penny a dozen. And I wouldn't believe anything Paul said to me if he did show up on my door step. Why should I? I still recall during the P&D preceding the promised roll out of ST1 how the website claimed one share count while "DD" revealed another. I posted about it then and was set upon as a trouble maker. Someone was all aflutter and called "Paul". Presto! Nothing to fear! It was all cleared up. The share price will take care of itself! Since day one there has been nothing but unfulfilled blustering and excuses from Spooz. Where's the beef? Where is there any hint by way of third party confirmation that anyone is the least bit interested in the software? It is comical that as time goes by, for all the bantering back and forth on this board, the only thing that you can absolutely rely upon is the share count growing. The IBox says it all...a whole lot of ado about nothing.
A little "DD" about lawsuits might give you a basis of what to expect, unless of course Spooz has some special status with the court system. Such "DD" might encourage you to not presume the outcome of a case which is as yet untried. I don't give a rat's backsides for the shareholder's meetings. Every pink sheet company under the sun has them. So what? "DD" is not lapping up everything a company would say about it's self. As for the software that is in existence, therein is the rub...where is it?
So what's the deal between now and when (or if) anything ever comes of the lawsuit? I was in HYRF which was another company that had the appearance of substance. They were involved in multiple lawsuits that did not resolve for years. Does anyone at Spooz intend to do anything with their alleged product, or did the alleged thieves abscond with the only copy and all the know how?
jc
Apparently "persons" absconded with the "program" and no one at Spooze knew what to do, as apparently the "thieves" were the only ones that knew what to do with "the program". So Spooze did what they do best and printed a bunch of shares. Oh...and bad "DD" probably figures in there on the part of those who bought the new paper.
jc