Hey thanks Wally. I am glad to know some appreciate the effort.

It is easy to survive with an extra $312,500 (of AMHD investors money) that you did not actually do anything for.

If Fitz coughed them up......

Was it the same processor? I think not.

There was nothing to get.

I disagree. At least some, if not all of the $312,500 that Fitzsimmons stole from AMHD, came from investors like me.

Fitzsimmons is the real criminal hear.

Surely if they were stolen a police report could be produced....

And if they were stolen, where is the insurance money? In Fitzsimmons pocket?

AMHD gave $312,500 for tangible parts and services. Where are the parts?

Your're correct. Fitzsimmons Systems Inc. scammed AMHD and it's investors out of $312,500 + legal fees.

Fitzsimmons then filed bankruptcy to prevent AMHD (and others) from reclaiming their money.

Finally, Fitzsimmons claims that AMHD's raw materials were stolen, yet I could find no police report on the subject. You would think a report/news story/investigation would all be right out in the open if 100s of thousands of dollars of raw materials were stolen.

Very good post.

I am holding the better part of 100 Million shares....and am quite confident here.

Scalig, You are the owner. It is NOT a private company. AMHD is owned by the SHAREHOLDERS

Hey Scalig. The markets were closed on Friday.

Categorically incorrect. AMHD is listed in housing transactions, exactly as they stated, on government real estate web sites.

I have never taken a loss on AMHD.

According to my tax statements, A LOT OF GOOD HAS COME of AMHD.

Dude,

This is publicly traded company 101.....

AMHD is a publicly traded company and does not have 1 owner.

Scalig. It is a publicly traded company. There is no "owner".

YOU ARE THE OWNER SCALIG. AMHD is a public company. You are a shareholder. That makes you part owner.

If you look it up.....there are plenty of real estate transactions with AMHD as the buyer and seller. No scam here. Easily verifiable.

someone wants this to look bad by selling off a whole 10,000 shares. That is a $1 trade that likely cost a $10 commission.

So you want me to believe that the State of Indiana is in on this so called scam? Yeah right. Just because you are not a millionaire right now does not mean it is a scam.

AMHD is the same company it was the day you invested. It is a small company with a ton of potential. That potential takes a long time to realize. Those who thing otherwise are lying to themselves. It will take time here, nothing else.

YOU are the owner scalig. You are a shareholder.

There is actually a really well worded sticky on an AMHD R/S. IT WILL NOT HAPPEN.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=70363639

Any news. I am still waiting for my $10/share * 105000 shares = no more mortgage.

No idea, but 20% of the float is a huge number either way.

Fred's shares are common:

No Way. I'm in. Have not sold a single share in years. No plans to either.

AMHD will not RS because the CEO has sooooo many shares. He has over a BILLION now.

I have about 75 Million shares. I am perfectly happy with the share price. Any upward movement will pay out huge. This stock always runs.

I certainly believe the real-estate transactions that were posted by the government.

Wrong again overachiever. There have been numerous bits of DD that have been posted on this board PROVING this is a 100 PERCENT LEGIT BUSINESS:

-Communications with BNOC
-Newspaper articles from Barbados
-Personal visits to sites by IHub members
-Verified housing transactions using government web pages
-Vendors confirming orders
-Vendors confirming their own failure to deliver said order
-Confirmation with the transfer agent
-etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.

Nice find. I like it.

looks like the lawyers are just sucking whatever value they can out of it. Typical.

Merry Christmas privatejet.

Any new news since last week?

Is there any basic information that can be posted? What would the deal be?

104,092

Where is the contact info? I got nearly a 100k shares.

Excellent. It seems to be pretty tight. Very few shares pop it up or down.