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AS I said this is a classic PUMP AND DUMP SCAM. NEW CEO is going to have to file a 7 I am sure will be soon
Hey they just blew almost 7 million. Who's the scam now!
Anyone know what happened with this:
Blue Frog Media may have finally croaked. The Seattle company, which raised $16 million from Canaan Partners and MK Capital three years ago, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy Friday. It listed as many as 49 creditors and liabilities up to $1 million.
Are you saying the CEO closed another company bankrupt and has bad teeth. Shocker he can not provide reported income just like all those before him. The need to start the hokie pokie corp and turn themselves around
German Gonzalez will continue to serve on the board. (CONVICT IN ORLANDO FL
http://mugshots.com/US-Counties/Florida/Orange-County-FL/German-Gonzalez.6627180.html
Interesting probably in the same church ROX and the others hang out in!
Why is he bringing forgers on board? Are they gonna make fake tickets and sell them?
IS that not what a forger does is make false statement and claims?
Better get more cheapies as they have forgers on staff now at MPIX
Hiring convicts out of Florida is rox specialty and this company does hire known felons of forgery.
I am sure they need a forger recently convicted to cook the books!~
Hiring convicts to run a pump and dump scam. LOL way to go MPIX
04/05/2011 FORGE LABELS >$2500 <$20K 08/05/2011 MIAMI-DADE 1114425 1Y 0M 0D
04/05/2011 TRANSFERRING RECORD,DISC,WIRE 08/05/2011 MIAMI-DADE 1114425 1Y 0M 0D
CEO for stock option classic. pump and dump.
CEO is so in to MPIX he does not acknowledge it or put it on his resume.
heard this from the last 3 CEO's they never produce
Hey emax can I get ahold of those truckloads of cd's that you say you ship out every day?
I JUST KNOW THE new ceo of the often changing musical chairs is going to reveal everything. LOL.
He probably reviewed the books and ran. His resume does not list this company mpix. now that's pride in your effort!
hmmmm my point. MPIX is just a cheap sponcer that paid to put its logo on there website so investors can think this is a big thing. traditional Pump and Dump!
LOL yes they did not see any profit again...
Under sponcer: LOL
My friend the terminology for sponcer:
Corporate sponsorship is a form of advertising in which companies pay to be associated with certain events. When the sponsorship of a nonprofit or charitable event is involved, the sponsorship activity is often referred to as event marketing or cause marketing. Corporate sponsorship has been growing rapidly in recent years, faster, in fact, than the growth in overall corporate advertising in the late 1990s. According to Trevor Hartland, writing in the International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship, "global sponsorship reached an all-time high of $26.2 billion in 2003."
Most of the sponsors of large events are, of course, large companies. However, part of the increase in corporate sponsorship worldwide is attributable to the number of small- and medium-sized firms that are becoming involved. Not long ago, only large entities could afford to sponsor large events as a way of building goodwill and boosting revenue. But in today's business environment, small companies have embraced sponsorship of everything from local softball and volleyball teams to festivals, fairs, and park cleanups as an effective means of increasing their visibility in their home community. Many of these kinds of sponsorships enable small companies to increase their public profile in a relatively cost-effective manner.
A company can benefit in many ways from sponsorship. Nation's Business contributor Harvey Meyer touts a wide range of potential benefits: "[Sponsorships] can enhance a company's image and visibility; differentiate the company from competitors; help develop closer relationships with current and prospective customers; showcase products and services; unload obsolete inventory; and allow the company to compete more effectively against bigger firms that have much larger advertising budgets. In addition, tickets to sponsored events can be used as incentives for employees, vendors, and customers and to promote worker loyalty. And proponents say that if sponsorships are well-conceived and strategic, they can boost sales—both long-term and short-term—as they improve the community through the events they support."
In an article that discusses recent trends in corporate sponsorship entitled "Why Sponsors Sponsor," author Jim Karrh lists the four criteria that not-for-profit fundraisers expect to be used by most companies in assessing the request to become involved as a sponsor. The four criteria are as follows:
•Relevance—the cause must be relevant to the company's products or service.
•Branding Fit—there must be a good fit with the overall company brand.
•Mission Alignment—the partnership must align with a company's mission.
•Business Result—the company must believe it can achieve some measurable business result through the partnership.
In addition to the advertising and promotional aspects of corporate sponsorship, it also provides benefits in the realm of community relations. A comprehensive, ongoing community relations program—including event sponsorship—can help virtually any organization achieve visibility as a good community citizen. Organizations are recognized as good community citizens when they support programs that improve the quality of life in their community, including crime prevention, employment, environmental programs, clean-up and beautification, recycling, and restoration. Some other examples of ongoing programs might include scholarship programs, urban renewal projects, performing arts programs, social and educational programs, children's activities, community organizations, and construction projects. These kinds of sponsorships—also sometimes referred to as "causerelated marketing"—may also be linked to national or even international social causes. For example, a kayak manufacturer who donates a percentage of its boat sales directly to a national river conservation organization not only supports a worthwhile cause, but also creates an effective marketing tool for itself.
Good community relations programs give employees a reason to be proud of the company, which increases loyalty and may help to reduce labor and production costs. Furthermore, a company with happy employees and a good reputation in the community is likely to attract highly qualified new employees. A small company may also generate new business through the contacts and leads it generates in its community relations activities. Such contacts might also make it easier for the company to obtain financing for expansion, find promising new locations, or gain favorable treatment in terms of taxes, ordinances, or utilities. Good community relations can also be beneficial in times of crisis, such as a fire or a plant closing, by rallying the community around the affected business.
Event sponsorship, in particular, is an attractive option because it provides a business with access to various audiences, including employees, business decision makers, and government regulators as well as consumers. It can be an especially good marketing tool for companies that participate in international trade, because sponsorship transcends language and cultural barriers. Many marketers feel that corporate sponsorship is superior to other methods because it allows for an immediate customer response to new product offerings. Events provide business managers with an opportunity to come face-to-face with their customers. They also provide customers with an opportunity to try a company's products out firsthand. By comparison, marketing research tools like focus groups can be expensive and may not target the right people, while market questionnaires or surveys generally do not give potential customers a chance to try the product.
Its not making any money! It is not mentioned anywhere with Messi except on stock boards that they are with MPIX
No mention of MPIX:
http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/sports/2013/07/06/despite-dispute-messi-charity-game-goes-on-in-chicago/
Actually for mpix saying they are part of it. Can you show me a news link that mentioned it.
MPIx paid them to add there name. MPIX brought nothing to this relationship except for payment to add MPIX NAME. nor was there profit to date...
LOL no news mentioned MPIX only that its charity....
I do know charities often are fraud and only give .02% to the chairty often. But I highly doubt profit was even giving a consideration at MPIX!
Well last I know MPIX did not sale advertizng like the channels do>. I am sure they are going to pay MPIX any revenue they get right. LMOL you are missing hte point . THis company has to make money and they did not do anything to do that so another lame event with no profit.
You fail to acknowledge the Messi event was all charity not profit
Charity is charity
Also do you think they digitized the game so we can hear it on a music CD?
Hmmm weird did you turn the graph upside down just saying. I think this digitizing of records promised for yrs is happening. LOL.
After all they say they have sold truckloads and what they have said is law. Messi know 1st hand how to not follow the law.
LMOL
The only game here is the one played to entice shareholders.
The Real Milli Vanilli. new digital mastered and soon to be released by emax /MPIX Milli Vanilli was the name of a music group which contained some of the original singers from Milli Vanilli - Brad Howell, John Davis, Jodie Rocco, Linda Rocco and Charles Shaw. However, new singers (Gina Mohammed and Ray Horton) were added to the group, as well as several "special guests" who performed on one or two tracks, including Tammy T, Icy Bro, and B-Sho'-Rockin'.
The group's only album was originally meant to be Milli Vanilli's second album, but the news about Rob and Fab not having sung on the first album and lip syncing during live performances broke before it could be released. Frank Farian reformed the group under the name "The Real Milli Vanilli". The cover was changed to feature Brad Howell, Icy Bro, Ray Horton, Gina Mohammed, and John Davis. The album title was also changed; instead of Keep On Running it was now called The Moment of Truth
I luv it people buy mpix and mpix keeps putting there name on charity events that are not for proffit. Just like mpix it never makes any money. MPIX is not the promoter. Mpix is just trying to be a scalper like always
YOU FORGOT TO MENTION THE STOP BY OTC FOR BEING A SCAM!
I heard a voice and it said the same thing. MPIX IS SCAM!!! I HEARD IT SO IT IS TRUE!
STOP HECK THEY HAVE NEVER STARTED!>> "questionable management and market disclosure practices"
Same old TUNE! WAIT SOCCER GAME. WAIT digitizing of Music. wait library, wait Concert, wait world end, wait am I drinking and driving? Wow this is so funny! New. hell If I had been a CEO for as many years as this guy I would have put on a real show! Barry Gorden we need a new MJ!
EMAX SCAM name change did this well!!!!! ROX IS A scam
MPIX scam. Peps here seem to think that they can make money OFF OTHERS when someone is ALWAYS holding nothing in the end. Sorry for those who will get caught up and loose from this pump and dump!