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I can understand why some of you are beginning to lose patience. I am becoming a little impatient myself. We should be seeing a quarterly report here soon and some news should be in soon (when, I dont know). IMO, this company is worth at least .005 with just what they have now.
Why is the price so low? Who really knows. Could be a number of things. Time will tell. No one is forcing you to hold your stock, so if you want to sell, sell.
Some news and a little market awareness and this thing soars to new heights.
Until some idiot comes along and sells at .0071
People tired of waiting. To be honest I am getting a little impatient myself. This company has so much promise but the PPS sure isnt reflecting that. Ive got a lot money here that could be of much better use elsewhere. I will hold until I go to Kalama to see the whole enchilada for myself.
Too funny!
I suppose anything is possible, but it would have to be a large nuke. Something like a 5000 megaton blast.
With continued interest today could we possibly see .01 in power hour.
Even with big news, that seems to be a pretty strong wall at .0006 to break through now. It is going to news of mammoth proportion to ever break .001 again.
I do like the action today, if some big news were to hit today or tomorrow this thing could really fly.
My etrade pro is showing it.
There is really no reason for people to hit the ask right now. No new news, low volume, etc. I will add more when I see something positive come from the company, not the pumpers.
Dont like seeing DOMS sitting on the ask. 25 million in volume and they didnt move. Seems they have a lot of shares to get rid of.
This is the first Ive heard on any buyout rumor. Must not be that huge.
From my understanding of the 14c:
They are going to first increase the A/S to 1 billion. Then they are going to do a R/S. So you could say they are going to dilute the market with the additional shares, then R/S.
At the same time, they did say in the filing they have promissory notes and purchase warrants for common stock that may be converted soon. If these were converted they would not have enough common stock to cover them all. Hence the increase in shares.
Either way we will see some dilution in the near future. To what extent remains to be seen.
Well im just going to roll with it for now. Just to c how the next week or two plays out.
Beyond Commerce Inc files Pre 14C
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=7875496
Those who are holding also have very good reason
I had no problems with it:
http://www.adjuice.com/main
Agreed. These are clearance sale prices. Tytan needs room to grow. I will keep picking up a few shares here and there at these prices and hold them for as long as it takes to get where I feel this should be.
Yes Mark is the judgement Debtor to the FDIC. The garnishee defendants listed are people who owe the judgement debtor money.
At least this is my understanding of it.
Small Claims Court Garnishee Defendant Actions
After receiving a garnishment notification, the law requires the defendant garnishee to answer within 20 days, and either admit or deny that he or she owes money to the judgment debtor.
The garnishee defendants include employers, banks (including all its branches), and anyone who owes the debtor money.
If the Garnishee defendant admits to owing money to the debtor, you must wait 20 more days after the answer has been received before you can collect your money from the garnishee defendant. After the 20 days, contact the garnishee defendant to see what they require (such as a regular copy or certified copy of the judgment) before they will pay the money to the court clerk.
Upon payment to the court clerk, you may pick up the money; or the clerk might mail it to you directly. If the garnishee defendant owes money to the judgment debtor, but not as much as requested in the Writ of Garnishment, you may take the money the garnishee defendant has withheld and then file new paperwork asking the court to issue another Writ of Garnishment for the rest of your money
If the Garnishee Defendant Fails to Answer
If the garnishee defendant does not answer within the 20day time limit, you are entitled to a "default judgment" against the "garnishee defendant" for the full amount of the garnishment.
This means the garnishee defendant owes you the money whether or not he or she owes any money to the judgment debtor. You must present a motion for judgment by default - Form J to the court. If granted, you can then collect that judgment from the garnishee defendant just like the original judgment.
Settlement Offer by Judgment Debtor
Finally, should the judgment debtor come to you wanting to settle the debt after you have filed a Writ of Garnishment, take it as a good sign.
Ask for the full amount first, and only settle for a large part of the total amount in return for stopping the garnishment. Protect yourself by making copies of any checks you receive from the judgment debtor, so you can capture the bank account information.
Great Post.
Really?
DO you find it odd that Mitch Bogdens name also appears on this superior court case. I am requsting a dvd of the court proceedings( only costs $25) to see what actually transpired throughout the case.
No matter how you slice it 800k is not an alarming amount of debt. This company is capable of producing profits far in excess of 800k. I am not too worried about it as I am confident a settlement will soon be reached.
Hows that dividend coming? i see ARSC is now back to no-bid
If you want to see what dilution really looks like go take a look at mdfi. Now that is true dilution
They are starting to fill my order in small blocks, sure looks like dilution.
Well if it were dilution, they wouldve filled my ask slap already. Im still waiting to be filled. 200 million shares TRADED over 7 days. Thats barely 30 mil a day. Anyway call it what u want, i dont think it is dilution.
TRADED being the key word here.
Auctions cost money tractor, the fdic will lose as much in auction as they would with simply settling the debt. Its a no brainer.
Highly doubt it is dilution. Looks like people just dont want to hold any longer. JMO. There would be a ton more volume if it were dilution.
Nothing will b liquidated. u will c soon enough. But keep on believing it.
Tytan weak? You r mistaken. 800k does not make them weak. Once the new inventory rolls in 800k will b a drop in the bucket. You r not looking at the big picture. This is why we will see some sort of deal with the fdic. But you keep on keeping on.
agreed, because such a contract will never happen.
And you know this how. Do you have insider info?
Well im not going to sit here and argue with you. I will call several more big board stock TA's tomorrow and see how many times I get the info.
I guess we will see.
Good thing that is coming in the near future. Tytan will be fully reporting soon.
Wow you call 800k serious financial trouble. What planet are you on?
You are too funny.
here we go with the gagged transfer agent again. the agent isnt gagged. they just dont disclose that info. I called citibanks transfer agent last week and got the exact same response. CALL THE COMPANY. Geez. Tytan is doing nothing wrong.
Well that is simple. The FDIC will end up settling the debt for a fraction of the original amount. The court case was simply the government doing its thing. Once a settlement is reached, tytan pays it off in increments.
Tytan was only in default because of the actions taken by the bank to save their own skin.
So nines start hitting and someone sells 82. geez. not too smart if u ask me.
And we have vfin on the ask. Not good.