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Did the forward split of CCDE ever occur? According to him, it makes the company more liquid (so he can start his share printing schemes promptly).
(December 2005) Concorde Resources Inc (OTC: CCDE) today announced that its Board of Directors has approved up to a "five for one" forward stock split on its common stock, subject to majority shareholder approval of an amendment to the Company's memorandum of association to increase the authorized share capital of the Company by the creation of additional authorized common shares. A special meeting of Concorde majority shareholders is tentatively planned for the first quarter of 2006.
Paul Taylor, Concorde's chairman, commented on the stock split, "Our Board's decision to initiate a forward stock split is a direct indication of our confidence in both the near and longer-term outlook for our business. We also believe that this action will serve to provide added liquidity."
The current news was not issued via the newswire, but from the public access to the court docket in Las Vegas, Nevada. It's the fact that Paul Taylor's company (IPO Holdings)withdraws its lawsuit against IPCY seeking control, and a couple of weeks later announcements start coming about bionic water. Yet IPCY did not make any announcement about the terms of the settlement. That's what raises questions about control.
Retarded maybe wasn't the right word. Well it's just astonishing to me that PT goes through this great effort to make things appear so huge and real, but lists the out of business locations on the website as if they're operating.
I'm a bit confused RKD, please help me. Specifically, on CCDE's Beverly Hills Weight Loss website, it proudly displays the International Franchise Association logo. Check it out for yourself RKD:
http://www.beverlyhillsweightloss.com/Franchising.htm
Now, I visited franchise.org and I couldn't locate the Beverly Hills Weight Loss franchise on it. I couldn't locate Bevcorp on it. I couldn't locate CCDE on it. Am I missing something? Am I confused? Is there a mistake.
I feel really confused, RKD, but I am not so sure it's because I am an ahole.
I hope nobody paid them $20,000 for a franchise because they'll be shocked to learn that most of the locations don't even have phones, see my last post RKD. Ask Paul Taylor, for me, where IFA appreciates their logo being used?
I AM SO CONFUSED! Need to lose some weight? CCDE's Beverly Hills Weightloss very hard to locate even though their website lists many locations. Maybe it's because I'm calling from my cell phone in Costa Rica, but... I had a bit of trouble getting through.
Called CCDE's Beverly Hills Weight Loss latest franchise in New Hampshire, 603-472-5673, and the young girl who answered never heard of Beverly Hills Weightloss. Shucks. Someone stole the weight loss center!
Called Cranston Rhode Island, 401 463 3873, out of service.
Portsmouth Rhode Island, 401 683 1295 Not in Service
Rumfield Rhode Island, 401 435 6701 Not in Service
Boca Raton 561-368-8353, changed to 5617163441, nutron optocare
Lake Mary 407 833 0101 "being checked for trouble"
Jensen Beach 772 692 2120 Disconnected
Port St. Lucie 772 873 5555 Generic Answering Machine
Wellington 5617988400 Not in service.
So the way to lose weight at Beverly Hills is to jog to the weight loss center and when you get there, it doesn't exist, so jog back.
Why would Paul Taylor be so retarded as to list disconnected phone numbers?
I do not own shares of IPCY, and I hope that, if you choose to buy their stock, you make money. I am not interested in dragging the shares down. It, however, is my continuing obligation to inform potential investors about the risks of doing business with a Paul Taylor entity. I was the president of Netco Investments (NTCV) after it did a major pump and dump using the name Telatinos. Mr. Taylor blamed another guy, Jon Miller, and my job was to salvage the company. In the course of it, I learned that Paul Taylor was the person responsible, not Jon Miller. Taylor used facsimile signatures of Mr. Taylor.
More importantly, when I obtained records from the transfer agent, Madison Transfer, it was apparent and clear that Mr. Taylor issued shares to his nominees using my name and dumped those on the market. Shortly after notifying the transfer agent, I was allegedly terminated as President and a new nominee, who does not even know what the company is, was appointed. At the time I was supposedly fired, there were about 500,000 shares in the public float, maybe less. Now the volume is 25 million per day plus. These shares came onto the market in the last 60 days. Mr. Taylor is pulling similar shenanigans with CCDE, issuing press releases that it will receive 1.5MM$ from Morgan Guaranty, but forgetting to mention that it isn't JP Morgan Chase's Morgan Guaranty, but is a Nevada company that he formed a few days before.
With respect to IPCY, serfdom seems to believe that it is being controlled by Taylor. If it is, then the only workable strategy is to get in during the pump (which is now) and out before the big big dump. IF you can manage that, you'll ride the Paul Taylor fraud and make a few bucks. If you get burnt in the end, then you've been warned in advance.
The good news for IPCY investors is that it does not appear that Madison Transfer is the transfer agent on this one. If you see a switch, you know what's coming.
In any event, do your due diligence and let the chips fall where they may.
Yeah, I am a bit confused. Confused as to how Paul Taylor and his cronies can be so outwardly brazen.
Anyone who lost money because of pinksheets.com placing news about the legitimate Netco Investments (of Washington State, Ticker: NIVS) under the Paul Taylor scam Netco's ticker (NTCV) should direct complaints and claims for remuneration to info@pinksheets.com . Mention to pinksheets.com that they were previously warned about this and recognized the problem, yet they allowed it to happen again at the expense of investors.
I don't think that the negative posters are bitter, I simply believe that they are trying to determine whether Paul Taylor is in control of this company or not. If he is, investors should prepare for a pump and dump. If he is not, it may or may not be a different story. The management of IPCY should announce the exact terms of the settlement of the lawsuit with Paul Taylor's companies and his percentage of control over IPCY. Disclosure of that information is crucial. The old press releases by IPCY accuse Paul Taylor of trying to hijack this company, and IPCY owes us the duty to disclose how exactly they held him off, if they did.
You can change the name at any time, it's going to require an amendment no matter when it's done. Who knows what Paul Taylor has in store. He's pumping his latest scam, CCDE, by putting up Google Adwords Ads under terms relating to investors. See my message on the CCDE board.
Everytime someone click on the ad, it bills Paul Taylor's credit card. It contains no disclaimers and runs on about some nonsense regarding achieving growth.
The Google link that goes to ccdecorp.info, but costs Paul Taylor money, is:
http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/iclk?sa=l&ai=Bs-o90b5JRNTgFM6KLsHWkP4C1K25DuTj4rwBwI...
Subpoena Google! Anyone who is preparing a securities suit against Paul Taylor for the Netco fraud should issue a subpoena to Google for the keywords that Paul Taylor chose when putting up the CCDEcorp.info Google site. This will show, proof positive, that PT's m.o. is to pump...
Paul Taylor's CCDE hidden Google pump! Paul Taylor is pumping CCDE through Google Adsense pay per click. Using the ad "Growth Through Acquisition Diversity & Opportunity. www.ccdecorp.info", he is targeting investment oriented websites which contain the little Google ads on the side. Each time a person clicks on the ad, you are taken to the ccdecorp.info pump site. Of course, the statement "Growth Through Acquisition" blah blah does not include the disclaimers required. I have seen this ad on several stock related bulletin boards which have the Google ads on the side.
This is precisely the active marketing that Pink Sheets prohibits. Remember, complaints about active marketing by corporate pumpsters should be directed to info@pinksheets.com .
I hope nobody who lost money on PT's fraud companies starts clicking on these ads, costing Paul Taylor money since it bills his credit card! That would be unethical.
Here's an example of a Google CCDE pump link, which results in a charge to PT's credit card each time you click.
http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/iclk?sa=l&ai=Bs-o90b5JRNTgFM6KLsHWkP4C1K25DuTj4rwBwI...
Management is not interested in the short term value of its stock, rather, I think they are interested in having their station hit the majority of the markets. Don't confuse this type of company with the normal pink sheet stock which is the insiders pumping the attributes of their proposed businesses. This company is clearly trying to conduct business and they'll worry about their stock later. Major players are taking a stake in this.
I'd have my doubts too, and I cannot blame you for feeling the way you do. I believe I am legally the President because the "stockholders" who "fired" me were shareholders only because my signature was forged on the papers. However, the transfer agent recognizes the de facto president. I have no control over anything. For more information, see my website netcoinvestments.info . I was not the President during the pump, and my only payment during the entire course of things was 10,000,000 pre-333 to 1 reverse split shares which I continue to hold in my account.
Even if there is a deal, is there any reality to it. According to their website, if you fork over $150,000, they'll let you sell their water.
PT's blatant, brazen, and isn't going to stop. EOM.
I'd like to see the cancelled check.
JP Morgan doesn't pay 15c for 4c stocks.
info@pinksheets.com address complaints there about any pumping and using false or misleading information. Under their terms, they are supposed to stop quoting the security until counsel for the corporation makes certified assurances.
Well, it appears that Paul Taylor has friends in low places. I have no personal knowledge as to why the shares are going up except that I would proceed with caution. Netco is a company that does nothing, has nothing, and is nothing except a stock printing mill. I cannot fathom why someone would pay for the 100 or so million shares that have recently been dumped, and mathematically, the shares should have plummeted to nothing upon the huge dump.
No, if the shares were cancelled, there wouldn't be the 100,000,000 or so out there that are being dumped. After all, there were only 383,000 post-split shares.
Well it appears that IPCY is late with their annual filings to Nevada, but Nevada did not revoke their charter yet. They can acquire Bionic water, maybe if they drink some they'll have the energy to make their filings. Personally, I don't know anything about IPCY.
Paul Taylor would like to thank the investment community for paying off his mortgage and buying him some new cars over the last two days. He assures his fans that NTCV will print enough shares for everyone to get their fill so long as the price remains at its current level, and that the company has enough debt to convert all 5,000,000,000 of its shares to cover it. The company will shortly issue a resolution allowing additional shares to be issued, and in addition, we all know the story about more shares being sold than exist, so keep a wary eye out for the evil shortsellers trying to make this excellent investment go down. Don't forget to buy some CCDE because Morgan Guaranty is paying 5 times the market value for shares, all you have to do is apply for a Chase Gold Card. While you're at it, IPCY's bionic water will let you sell their bionic water for a mere $150,000 cash and you too can be a water company. At least that's the rumor I hear.
If the PR company claims they do due diligence, and they are actually claiming they verify this information, then they are liable too when you lose money based on the fraudulent misrepresentations they pass.
Has someone contacted Morgan Guaranty and let them know about the CCDE press release that uses an adaptation of their name for the bizarre 1.5MM$. I'd like to see their reaction to that.
The hand written notes are from Paul to Michael, the transfer agent. I look at that and I wonder why Paul is dumb enough to use his handwriting on that knowing that the key to escaping indictment is avoiding handwriting, fingerprints, and photographs. Michael may or may not be in on it with Paul, but one thing is certain, he's keeping the records on file for the day the SEC knocks. "It was other boys, here's the files," he'll say.
I don't think Jon Miller has a clue what Paul Taylor has done in his name, and that's something he can figure out on his own.
The six million shares issued right before the reverse split were most probably reversed, the shares were issued to get cash. Immediately after the split, he issued the shares to the Belize company West Indies Beet, using my name and not telling me. Those shares allegedly gave him full control of the company since, after the 333 for 1 split, not many shares remained in his hands. It is clear that he is now doing as many "debt to stock" conversions at par value .0001 that he can. Of course, the "debt" does not exist, it's just made up.
To be clear, the raising of funds by Netco relates to the Canadian company, there is absolutely no connection between the two companies other than Paul Taylor stealing its name. NIVS is not NTCV.
What will Netco do?
Netco's entire business model appears to be the issuance of shares for the friends and associates of Paul Taylor.
Unfortunately, even if I were to regain control over the company, the cancellation of the hundreds of millions of shares that Paul Taylor's friends have recently dumped on the market would be more costly than the benefits that came out of it. If the shares issuances are left as is, even if the company begins to have revenues in the millions of dollars, the shares would still be worth hardly anything.
That's not to say, as a matter of principle, action should not be taken. It should. But I wouldn't look for the day when the value of your investment ever reaches to point where it originated.
RCA
Fixed NTCV NIVS confusion
I fixed the confusion with pinksheets.com listing NIVS' filings as news for NTCV. I made it very clear that they should not be doing anything to further Paul Taylor's fraud on the public, and they fixed it right away.
The market makers are required to buy the stocks they make a market in. So Paul's been making a few thousand dollars a day to load them off to the market makers.
Yeah, for whatever reason Paul Taylor copied the name so he could exploit the Canadian company. To date, I have been unable to determine why he picked that particular company.
You've got it correct, they've got it messed up. Pink Sheets is going by name only, and the names are identical. This I think is the mass confusion Paul Taylor meant to cause when he stole the name. For instance, investors see SEC filings for the Netco Investments (NIVS) Washington company and they buy Netco Texas (NTCV) thinking it's a good deal. The Washington company is on the OTC:BB.
international pharmacy and Jon Miller
I have looked on the PACER and the defendants in the international pharmacy scheme just entered a plea of guilty to a recommended sentence in excess of 10 years. The one defendant cooperated and received time served.
Interestingly, defendant Klaus Rieder is listed in the indictment as "a/k/a Jon." Maybe the Government thinks Jon Miller is an alias.
I will tell you what I do know, Jon Miller does not have millions of dollars. It is very possible that his name was used on the domain name purchases. As you see from the most recent stock purchases in NTCV by the Belize company, West Indies Beet or whatever, Jon Miller is the President. I doubt Jon Miller knows he's the President of that company. If he did know, I'd guess that a certain associate of Paul Taylor talked him into it in exchange for a paltry payment.
NIVS and NTCV
Yes, everybody is confused. Paul Taylor, for whatever reason, used the identical name of the Washington company. When his nominees or whoever they were tried to convert some NTCV shares, they put Netco Investments, a Washington company. When I pointed it out that it was not NTCV, they changed their story and demanded Netco Texas.
My associates spoke with Michael Jackson, the President of Netco of Washington, and he told us about people trying to swap NTCV for NIVS shares.
Who knows what Paul Taylor was up to by using the identical name. But there is no affiliation between NTCV and the Washington Company which does something with dog food.
It is clear that a deal was cut, and less than a few days later, mergers and press releases start.
No, that is NIVS, Netco Investments Washington. There is no affiliation between the two companies.
I do not know much about the IPCY situation, and I doubt that Jon Miller ever received substantial funds for anything.
I do know this about IPCY and Paul Taylor:
1. The company claimed that Paul Taylor attempted to hijack it.
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=72053
2. A company IPO Holdings, which is a Paul Taylor thing, issued a press release claiming it owned IPCY. This release is no longer online but can be seen at the Google cache at
http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:0z68k_x6UQkJ:www.pressmethod.com/releasestorage/5003684.htm+and+...
also see
http://stocks.press-base.com/en/ds/52706/IPO_Holding_Company_Inc_Retracts_Allegations_Regarding_PacW...
3. There was a lawsuit filed in the District Court in Nevada at 04-A-492875-C . Interestingly, the case was settled or withdrawn in late February, 2006. Look it up at:
http://courtgate.coca.co.clark.nv.us/DistrictCourt/asp/CaseNo.asp
4. Now that IPCY and Paul Taylor's IPO company apparently cleared things up, the pump seems to be starting with announced acquisitions.
Avalon Oil & Gas announced two substantive deals where oil fields were provided in exchange for stock, and that there was going to be drilling using new techniques. Recently, AOGS filed SEC notices advising that BOTH of the deals were cancelled on the basis that the fields were not turned over to the company. AOGS stated that they directed their transfer agent to cancel the shares.
Over the weeks after the announcements, the share price for AOGS jumped from between 2-3 cents to its current state.
However, no-one seems to know precisely what AOGS now does as there was no press release explaining the cancellation of the two deals. I would have liked to have seen an explanation from management as to why *both* deals went sour.
With that in mind, I certainly don't know why the shares have gone so high up, especially with the volume of trades.
I am not suggesting that something is wrong with this company, and I note that the President of the company remained with it for several years. Maybe someone knows something that we don't.