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LOL! Wenetship.com, in business since 1999 and no customers.
SECOND EMAIL TO TIM AT INFO@PINKSHEETS.COM
FROM: Rodrigo Calderon Araya
TO: info@pinksheets.com
RE: Attn: TIM, Misleading Press Releases CCDE
Further to my last email, the following press release appears on the Pink Sheets website. The release contains material concealments.
The press release announced that Morgan Guaranty Company, LLC provided $1.5MM in financing in exchange for shares at .15 each (the same shares that can be purchased on the market for .02). The use of Morgan Guaranty Company LLC is a play on words suggesting that it is the JPMorgan Chase Morgan Guaranty.
What is concealed is that Morgan Guaranty is an entity that was formed in Nevada just a couple of days prior to the press release. Furthermore, what is concealed is that the owners of Morgan Guaranty are "IPO Holdings," a Nevada company owned by Paul Taylor. Taylor is, of course, the President of CCDE. Thus, the material concealment is that no outside funding has occurred, and that Mr. Taylor merely concocted his own "funding" for the purposes of actively promoting the shares of CCDE through press releases.
Concorde Resources Closes $1,250,000 Private Placement Tranche With Morgan Guaranty Company LLC.
PORT ST. LUCIE, FL, Mar 23, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Concorde Resources Corp. (OTC: CCDE) is pleased to announce that it has closed a Definitive Agreement to sell eight million, three hundred and thirty four thousand (8,334,000) shares of the Company's common stock priced at fifteen cents ($0.15) cents per share to Morgan Guaranty Company LLC for cash and cash equivalents.
COPY OF FIRST EMAIL I SENT TO TIM, AT INFO@PINKSHEETS.COM
FROM: Rodrigo Calderon Araya
TO: info@pinksheets.com
RE: Active Stock Promotion by CCDE
Tim, CCDE released the following press release which appears on the Pink Sheets website. The release speaks of monitoring of their stock by a stock report. What the release does not state is that the report's authors require the company, or a third party, to pay it for such monitoring and that the payment is usually in the form of stock, which the report's authors readily admit that they sell as the pump the stock.
In this case, Paul Taylor of CCDE, and his confederates, appears to have paid for the monitoring of the stock by this newsletter. They have also paid to have the monitoring announced. This constitutes active promotion of the stock.
As you know, Pink Sheet's regulations require it to suspend quotation pending certification from CCDE's counsel relating to the promotion of the stock and the stock's current financial provisions.
(I note that the management of CCDE is the same persons who have issued over 5,000,000,000 shares of NTCV under false debt for stock conversions, and have dumped them onto the market makers on a daily basis at .0001. They continually print more shares daily and place them on the market knowing that the market makers must purchase them at .0001).
THE FOLLOWING IS THE PRESS RELEASE WHICH DOES NOT DISCUSS THE COMPENSATION GIVEN TO THE REPORT
COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:
bellwetherreport.com: The Bellwether Report begins to track the developments surrounding Concorde Resources Corporation
May 15, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Concorde Resources Corporation (OTCPK:CCDE), is a company that our research team will be tracking over the ensuing weeks. They recently came out with a significant corporate development, causing a market stir. The BWR Research Team will continue to bring its subscriber's cutting edge research tools, and second to none customer service.
Hmmm, wonder why since Pink Sheets and my broker are both showing close at .019:
CCDE -- Concorde Resources Corp.
Com ($0.001)
Primary Venue: Pink Sheets
Best Bid: 0.019 (5000 shares)
Best Ask: 0.0205 (5000 shares) *
Date/Time of Last Inside Change: 16:21 * Quoted on the Pink Sheets
Want real-time level two quotes in this security?
TRADE DATA Last Sale: 0.0190
Change: -0.0060
Percent Change: -24.00
Tick: Down
Daily High: 0.0390 Daily Low: 0.0190
Opening Price: 0.0340 Volume: 17,515,385
Annual High: 0.1900
Annual Low: 0.0200
Dividend: 0.000 Earnings/Share: N/A
Previous Close: 0.0250 P/E ratio: N/A
Yield: 0.00
Beta Coefficient: 0.00
Last Trade Date/Time: 15:58
CCDE Paul Taylor's hiring of BWR constitutes active promotion of the stock, and such should be reported to Tim at info@pinksheets.com . Pink Sheets should be requested to inquire as to who hired BWR.
So if PT and friends can afford to give away $120,000 in stock for a bit of spamming, then how many shares have they printed lately for themselves (I mean their "creditors").
Ooohh, and despite the big pump, the shares fell right down to where they started (10:51 a.m., Eastern).
They received 4,000,000 shares to spam out the email, each shares is trading at .02-.03 a share. That's a large amount of money to receive for spam. With the amount of shares in the public float, the 4,000,000 should be a percentage of the company -- if the spammers received 4,000,000, how many shares does the "non-affiliated" shareholder have? How can they be non-affilated with that amount of unrestricted shares unless PT significantly diluted the stock over the past few months.
Well the stock kicked ass for those who bought in at .01 - .05, but where's it go from here?
I guess we're back to TUBM from TUBME now.
Read the bottom disclosure of this stock spam! I wonder if PT gave Terrax the same disclosure before they gifted their company to him (the officer of Terrax told us that PT didn't disclose any of this pumping past). The spam company, which is not identified, admits that it received 4,000,000 free trading shares and intends to sell them all. (Most pumpers at least say they "may" sell them, this one is more blunt). Then it states that the company has an accumulated deficit -- from what? And how does the pumper know? Admission of nominal revenues -- again, how does the pumper know? It advises that there is a lawsuit against CCDE. Finally, it makes it clear that if financing is not obtained, the company may go out of business. (I wonder how this can be when they have so many fine, fine business models include hormone therapy for weight loss, closed down out of business weight loss centers, and Terrax the netshipping company that has been sitting idle for years).
There is one major error in the pump. Specifically, it states, "You can lose all your money by investing in this stock." It should read, "You will most likely lose all your money by investing in this stock." With that disclaimer -- which is the most brutal I have seen, who would buy the stock?
Read RKD's old posts... he himself trashed this stock as he knew it was a scam. Now he is posting nicey nices so he can recoup something... Here's his own advice about CCDE which I encourage everyone to take:
Posted by: RKD1953
In reply to: None Date:10/18/2005 10:28:45 AM
Post #of 1022
Yea and I should have folded on Telatinos. Now these
guys are promising some great business and I want proof.
The share transfer is over and I want to know at least what
type of business we are and where we will be getting income from before I buy more. I bought because I thought Popstar would be a good company, but we backed out on that deal. Now just waiting and holding .... and seeing RED
Posted by: RKD1953
In reply to: None Date:10/18/2005 10:14:20 AM
Post #of 1022
THERE GOES ANOTHER PUMP AND DUMP ...AND MY MONEY
Posted by: RKD1953
In reply to: None Date:10/17/2005 3:03:00 PM
Post #of 1022
we are dead until they give us an idea of their business model.
Posted by: RKD1953
In reply to: None Date:10/19/2005 10:02:04 AM
Post #of 1022
Portland-based VoIP (Pink Sheets: VPBH) cited "Popstar's inability to close and deliver standard medallion-stamped stock certificates and stock tacking agreements as called for in the Memorandum of Understanding."
VoIP is a multinational Internet communications holding company developing telecommunications through Voice over Internet Protocol technologies.
Vancouver, British Columbia-based Popstar (Pink Sheets: POPS) develops Fax over Internet Protocol and Voice over Internet Protocol products
NOW WE ARE NOT VPBH NEW BUSINESS PLAN TO BE ANNOUNCED....VOIP TO WHAT ?? HOW LONG DO WE WAIT FOR AN ANSWER ???
(ALL OF THE ABOVE TEXT CONSTITUTES THE GOOD ADVICE OF RKD, PAY HEED).
WARNING: "This company has an accumulated deficit," that is, Paul Taylor assigned convertible debt to 40,000 of his nominee companies and they will dilute the stock once the pump is over.
Read the bottom disclosure of this stock spam! I wonder if PT gave Terrax the same disclosure before they gifted their company to him (the officer of Terrax told us that PT didn't disclose any of this pumping past). The spam company, which is not identified, admits that it received 4,000,000 free trading shares and intends to sell them all. (Most pumpers at least say they "may" sell them, this one is more blunt). Then it states that the company has an accumulated deficit -- from what? And how does the pumper know? Admission of nominal revenues -- again, how does the pumper know? Finally, it advises that there is a lawsuit against CCDE.
There is one major error in the pump. Specifically, it states, "You can lose all your money by investing in this stock." It should read, "You will most likely lose all your money by investing in this stock." With that disclaimer -- which is the most brutal I have seen, who would buy the stock?
Paul Taylor lives in an 800,000$ house with a $550,000 mortgage all specially placed in his wife's name. He needs to print the NTCV's to make the mortgage payment, and even if they're at $.0001, he doesn't care, he just prints more.
Stock spams of CCDE need to be reported to info@pinksheets.com and let them know it's coming from Mr. Paul Taylor of Delray Beach, Florida.
NTCV should reverse split when it hits its max. allowed shares under the charter -- that's 5,000,000,000. Then he makes more and more. Wait till the CCDE pump victims see what he has in store for them.
And he's pumping away trying to get the price to go up on the shares he intends to cancel. Maybe we all pitch in and pay the spam company to send links to the Paul Taylor in Jail site to 400,000,000,000,000 people (Wait, there's not that many people, I must have mean NTCV shares).
Remember this posted by RKD on the VPBH board:
Posted by: RKD1953
In reply to: None Date:9/30/2005 11:48:05 AM
Post #of 1022
AT LEAST NOW I KNOW WHO WAS BUYING THE STOCK...
The company has also retrieved and irrevocably canceled 10,000,000 free trading shares of its stock. The company will be announcing new officers, directors, and its business strategy in the coming weeks. The capital structure of the reorganized company is approximately 104,000,000 issued and outstanding and 1,800,000 free trading shares
Please forward any pumps of this stock to info@pinksheets.com put in the subject line "Attention Tim" and ask that they stop quoting the shares because the company insiders (Paul Taylor) are actively marketing the shares while they dump them on the market. Under Pink Sheets policy, the shares should be delisted pending a certification from corporate counsel that this is not occurring and the submission of financial information.
MCLD never filed for bankruptcy, Serf. Rather, they entered into some state scheme "for the benefit of their creditors." The state program is similar to bankruptcy without the oversight of a trustee, which allows the company to be more fair to creditors friendly to it. The point being, it doesn't take a bankruptcy to do tricks with common stock. Common stock can be cancelled. Take AOGS, which cancelled shares after a property deed was not delivered to it.
Well serf, not everyone but every really being just one.
Yeah a few thousand a day for doing nothing not too bad. And Paul Taylor doesn't pay any bills -- I certainly didn't get salary as President of Netco, and seems to be only paying his wife's $600,000 mortgage on their $800,000 home in Delray Beach. Rumor is he has a few nice cars too.
Me too. Very upset with this stock. But I am still holding.
No color Serf, Paul faxes the share issuances to Madison Transfer, and Michael immediately jumps instead of calling the SEC like he should. Even when I told him that names are being forged on the issuances, the only thing Madison did was call Paul Taylor. I'm scared of any company using Madison.
Hey Serf, there was no revenue at NTCV to strip. Rather, to avoid any claims of fraud relating to the imaginary revenue, he stripped NTCV of all its imaginary assets.
I'm not selling either, Nettles, but I'm not buying more. I was going to buy some more when it fell under $1.80 or whatever the other day, but it went up as I entered my order.
So Serf., I take it that the new members who were pumping NTCV CCDE and IPCY were kicked off because they were all the same person, Mr. Niessen, CFO of IPO Holdings Company, the scam vehicle of Paul Taylor?
Mr. Niessen, in reply to your question about my compensation with Netco, I received 10,000,000 pre-reverse split unrestricted shares which are held in my brokerage account. I was to receive $2,500 per month salary, but did not. A review of the share records of Netco reveal that additional shares are held in my name, but I neither requested nor received them. I do not doubt that Paul Taylor has issued shares in my name to make it appear as if I am in on his schemes and that they are sitting in his house somewhere.
CCDE does have the possibility of being like a racehorse, that's for sure. Start out fast then fall behind a lose, just like all other Paul Taylor companies. But unlike regulated track betting, Paul Taylor prints as many tickets as he pleases. He calls it "debt to stock" conversions, but there is no real debt.
I talked to the guys running wenetship/Terrax up in Vancouver. They have a business plan but had no capital. They were working on their own to go public. They met Paul Taylor about three weeks before CCDE announced the "acquisition." PT promised them they would be public and that they would receive the capital they needed to begin operations. Based on PT's representations and promises, they basically gifted him a majority of the company. PT did not tell them about his pump and dump plans, and they were just learning about his schemes with Netco. They stated they were extremely, extremely concerned. It's too bad because they've obviously been trying to start a business for years, but now they will go down as a pawn in PT's pump and dump scheme he has planned with CCDE. I suspect that, since PT now has a majority of the company, he will eventually use his voting power to rescind any promise of cash and nothing will materialize. Another possibility is that Terrax will be spun off into another trading entity and PT will have another shell to exploit -- especially if they plan a spin off to automatically make it public, then start "reporting" to get it onto a bigger board. Remember, PT was GIVEN majority control of this company and never invested a penny.
If they can get one person to buy their water selling opportunity for $150,000, they'll have a few new cars.
If they can get one person to buy their water selling opportunity for $150,000, they'll have a few new cars.
We know that razzking, fat_joe, and Sebastian Araya are Brian Niessen of IPO Holdings, attempting to flood us with distortions. Other than that, I certainly don't know anything concrete about this company or its settlement with Paul Taylor about stock ownership.
Hmm, spelled racsa.co.cr rasca, is that so I couldn't obtain the website. The only person who has access to change the ownership information to that website is the owner of the website, so we know that the proprietor of curocorp.com is reading this board, Brian Niessen. Thank you for confirming you are the one writing these things about me in an effort to pump the stock.
The only shares of IPCY that I hold are any that Paul Taylor bought in my name. I hope I don't own any.
Point of correction, Serfdom, there are no "doctors," only a single doctor who has a full time practice and merely consults with the company. Someone needs to call the good doctor and find out if he even realizes they are touting him as their saving grace. When I spoke with a company PT convinced to merge with CCDE (Terrax), they confided that they only met PT a few weeks earlier and just now learned of his scamming ways. They were quite upset. So maybe the poor doctor doesn't realize what's he's in for.
Of course not. I learned of that release only a couple months ago. The statements in that release are patently absurd, and appear to be rambling in nature.
He never paid me the salary, never provided the documents I needed to do my job, and simply issued press releases using my name without my knowledge and forged my signature to "debt to stock" conversions. That's Netco's business model.
He never paid me the salary, never provided the documents I needed to do my job, and simply issued press releases using my name without my knowledge and forged my signature to "debt to stock" conversions. That's Netco's business model.
I never heard of Stone Financial prior to the corp. records. PT churns out companies by the handful.