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The bashers had nothing to bash on it...the site looks good...the concept is in beta test...everything is going as it should. I think the fact that it is a JV linked to cvsu.us, and the site verifies they are a sub, the bashers dont' want to go that direction...they have no fuel. Things are coming together very nicely.
any opinions on the pointclickanddream JV? heard the piped in paltalk conversation with the guy last night...he was extremely positive about being a sub of CSHD
have I died and gone to heaven? imagine, a board without stupidity...lol. thanks for the invite mastaflash
sorry...used the wrong approach. how might he be exposed? He is a shareholder and supporter of cshd, is that something people weren't aware of? Possibly more involved with cshd than we know?
thanks...I would loved to have been there last week when he stopped in. Maybe we can work out the details on that victory party....I know he loves BBQ.
yes we are....hopefully we get the GR before christmas....if we're lucky.
Serf, I'm asking you for the information you say you've seen. The good doctor is not a stupid man by any means, and to expect a person of his importance, and undoubtedly very busy scehdule to answer financial questions from a complete stranger about his financial business dealings is complete idiocy. I would expect to see legal docs filed if indeed Mr. Harris has committed the acts you've mentioned.
Would you be so kind as to post some of your confirmations with proof that what you've stated is indeed factual? TIA.
Question for you. Who is in control of AISS? You would be amazed at what my eyes have seen.
I think you should do some research and find out exactly what makes up AISS. Here...let me make that a little easier for you.
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/08-31-2005/0004097538&...
What you fail to consider is Mensah isn't the only person with brains there....sure..he is an undoubtedly brilliant man...but he can't do it all by himself. Look back at any great invention ...any great breakthrough...it was never "just one person". One person may have had the idea...the forethought. But not one person did it completely alone. Not in todays world. Look at the invention of the IC. Texas Instruments and Fairchild Semiconductor takes the credit, with two of their lead scientists. But literally hundreds of people were involved with the process. Any great inventor/developer had or has a supporting cast. The AISS JV is now in the hands of Rufus/CSHD...along with the contracts.
yes we did...unfortunately WE will be paying the price with stock dilution a very viable possibility now.
I think even with audited financials that show a good earnings base increase, the pps won't move up as it should. Raffy has indeed hurt this company with his innate ability to ruin even the most positive piece of news. If he will leave the PR's to an individual with the ability to truly promote the company, we may see a turn for the better in the 4Q.
Is the Gustavson Associates Report that we are expecting...is it supposed to compliment the existing Gustavson Associates Report that is currently on the website? Or is this supposed to be a completely new evaluation of pilgrim in it's entirety
I would think the appropriate question would be: Who determines the value of greed. Would one be considered greedy if they wanted only a 10% gain compared to the person that wanted a 100% gain, or the one that wanted a 1000% gain? Who makes the determination what the value of greed is for each individual?
spoke with the TA about an hour ago. He stated that he has approx 200 brokers to deal with, so certs are being sent out as he goes through a brokers data. IF that broker supplied him with all data requested...AND it is accurate and correct...he will send out the certs...if not..the info is requested again. He stated he does NOT have a timeline for ANY broker completion...it is a first come first serve basis. He did say he hopes to complete all within the next couple months....and again...no specific timeline for a specific broker.
What are our chances of seeing ANY news or report this week? I think raffy will further delay this until he sees a monetary benefit to HIM.
You are correct serf, some aren't as articulate as they should, or need to be. Who is to say Dr. Mensah isn't? I personally do not believe this was from Dr. Mensah, nor do I believe a person in his position would freely send emails that include financial information involving his company to some anonymous requester, just because they ask. I'm sure you wouldn't send such information to an unknown email address either. I put this in the same circular file as the cease & desist order.
The verbiage in this supposed email certainly does not portray the intelligence level of Dr. Mensah. A pre-teen child would fail English with such a letter.
Has Zig not stepped down as the CEO? Maybe that move was just an appearance jesture to falsly pump the hopes of present and prospective investors. One would rightfully expect additional information involving their most recent venture if in fact it had any added value to the company. It appears softball is the priority at the moment.
So should we be looking for minimum of a PR by monday? or minimum of more wait and hope for raffy to grace us with a sliver of crap again.
If you have dilligently performed your research on this company, and have made the decision to invest based on that research, the bashers post and comments are little more than a transparently feeble attempt to distract one from the truth.
something going on today?
true...but who is buying...thats probably the more important question. If news is around the corner, someone is loading...or unloading. sure as helll hope it's an insider or someone in the know loading up for a decent little run.
someone is either loading up or bailing.....lets hope loading.
online through etrade...aturd still won't let me buy.
I just bought 350 @ 1.01 using etrade
It applies to pinks as well. I have restricted stock in several pinks and was told by the Transfer Agent as well as the broker that form 144 has to be filed in order to sell any restricted security. Even when it becomes unrestricted after two years, you must still file form 144 in order to get the restricted legend removed.
Sorry, wrong form...I meant form 4 which is a change in beneficial ownership. I was under the assumption insiders were required to file a form 4 if the company was a publicly traded company. The form 144 is related to restricted only I believe.
Do they not have to file a form S-4 prior to insider selling?
My latest adventures with TD AMERITRADE
I attempted to buy PAVC on the open market last week, and my buy order was cancelled immediately. I called TDAmeritrade to inquire why. They suggested I send an email after telling me they don't have to disclose their reasons for not allowing me to spend MY money as I choose.
TO: TD Ameritrade
Regulatory and compliance department
Please explain to me why you will not allow me to buy the security Paivis Corp. ticker symbol PAVC. I am a client of TDAmeritrade, and an adult, and I do believe I have the ability, and the RIGHT to make my own decisions where MY money is involved.
TD AMERITRADE Client Services <clientservices@tdameritrade.com> wrote:
Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to assist you today.
In accordance to TD Ameritrade?s Terms and Conditions agreement in section 4, ?TD Ameritrade and Ameritrade Clearing reserve the right to restrict trading in any security for any reason, including but not limited to, bankruptcy, reorganization or any other event.
My response:
To: TD AMERITRADE
Regulatory / Compliance Department
My concern is not with the restricting of trading a security, it is with NOT being given a valid reason, and being told I can SELL my current position in this security, but I am not allowed to increase it. I see this as manipulation on behalf of TD Ameritrade. If your company is going to impose a restriction on a security, it should be a complete restriction. No buying OR selling. I will be filing a complaint with the SEC as well as notifying PAIVIS management of your actions. I feel this is being done because of the large amount of restricted shares TD Ameritrade allowed to be sold as free trade shares, and TD Ameritrade does not want competition from retail investors for the shares they may need to acquire to cover the restricted shares that they allowed on the open market.
TD AMERITRADE Client Services <clientservices@tdameritrade.com> wrote:
As indicate previously, TD Ameritrade made a business decision to prohibit opening transactions for PAVC at this time. If you have any additional questions pertaining to this decision, please feel free to submit a letter of inquiry to our Compliance Department at the address listed below.
TD AMERITRADE
Regulatory / Compliance Department
PO Box 2148
Omaha, NE 68103-2148
Laurie W.
Reorganization and Safekeeping, TD AMERITRADE
Division of TD AMERITRADE, Inc.
My response
I will send a registered complaint to your compliance department. Should I print out the 5 responses I've received through email from Ameritrade in response to earlier inquiries and send them along to get an explanation as to why suddenly this is a compliance issue that can't be addressed in email form? I suppose this is an easy way to delay responding, but I will go along. This will also be forwarded to the SEC along with the emails and responses I've received previously.
thanks
TD AMERITRADE Client Services <clientservices@tdameritrade.com> wrote:
Dear Sir:
If you would like to submit information to our Compliance department, please do so in writing to the following address:
TD AMERITRADE
Regulatory / Compliance Department
PO Box 2148
Omaha, NE 68103-2148
You may also fax your written inquiry to their attention at the following fax number:
816-243-3769
In line with industry regulations, our compliance department does not address inquiries originated through Email.
Sincerely,
Eric B.
Manager, TD AMERITRADE
Division of TD AMERITRADE, Inc.
what about this one timmy. Have you settled it yet?
VIENNA, Va. -- H-Quotient, Inc., (Pink Sheets:HQNT) announced that distribution processing for its 4th Quarter dividend payable in Standard Holdings Group Ltd. (Pink Sheets:SNDH) stock is expected within the next 10 days. The exact date of distribution will be announced. The dividend is for H-Quotient, Inc., stockholders of record as of February 22, 2005, who will receive one share of SNDH for every 10 shares of HQNT.
Litigation update: The Company is recovering approximately $40,000 in interest in the ongoing appeal of the Ohio Hospital Association case and is making significant progress in another case, its action against Timothy J. Miles. Mr. Miles (aka Nick Tracy) disseminates defamatory information on his website in an effort to depress stock prices. He is currently being sued by the SEC in Colorado and by another company in Illinois. After being served with a suit by H-Quotient, the Company was informed that he moved to Ljubljana, Slovenia. His attempts to delay a court appearance by changing the venue have been denied. The Company has received many communications from stockholders concerning Mr. Miles' various allegations. The Company cautions investors to consider the source and motivation for these allegations. Further litigation information will be released as it becomes available.
Here is some real truth
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 18092 / April 16, 2003
SEC SUES FREEDOM GOLF CORPORATION'S PRESIDENT, CONTROL PERSON, AND PROMOTERS IN INTERNET PUMP-AND-DUMP SCHEME
Securities and Exchange Commission v. C. Jones & Company, Carter Allen Jones, Timothy J. Miles, Gaylen P. Johnson, and Jonathan Curshen, Civil Action No. 03-WM-0636(PAC) (District of Colorado, filed April 11, 2003)
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") announced that it filed an action for injunctive relief in United States District Court in Denver, Colorado on April 11, 2003, charging four individuals with securities fraud for their participation in an alleged "pump and dump" scheme involving Freedom Golf Corporation's ("Freedom Golf") common stock. The defendants are Freedom Golf president Gaylen P. "John" Johnson; Timothy J. Miles, a principal shareholder; and two promoters, Carter Allen Jones and Jonathan Curshen. Jones' company, C. Jones & Company, also was charged.
The complaint alleges that in the fall of 1999, Miles provided a broker-dealer with false information to be filed with the National Association of Securities Dealers in order to initiate public trading of securities issued by Freedom Golf's predecessor company. The complaint also alleges that from late January through early March 2000, Miles paid two stock promoters, Jones and Curshen, to hype Freedom Golf via the Internet, telephone, and mail. Specifically, the complaint alleges that Jones arranged for the dissemination of between 25 and 35 million unsolicited "spam" e-mails touting Freedom Golf in February 2000. During the same period, the complaint continues, Johnson created baseless profit, revenue, and expense projections for Freedom Golf that Jones published on his company's Internet website, and that Curshen publicized on an Internet message board. In addition, the complaint alleges that Jones and Curshen failed to disclose the full amount that Miles was paying them to tout Freedom Golf, in violation of the federal securities laws.
The complaint further alleges that Freedom Golf's stock price and trading volume was pumped up to artificially inflated levels as a result of the false and misleading e-mails and baseless price projections. According to the complaint, during the course of this manipulation, Jones, Miles, and Curshen all sold shares of Freedom Golf stock and reaped profits of more than $500,000.
The Commission's complaint alleges that as a result of the conduct described above, C. Jones, Jones, Miles, Johnson, and Curshen violated the antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws, and C. Jones, Jones, and Curshen also violated the anti-touting provisions of the federal securities laws. The Commission seeks permanent injunctions, civil money penalties, and penny stock bars against each of the defendants, and the disgorgement of ill-gotten gains plus prejudgment interest against C. Jones, Jones, Miles, and Curshen.
In a related proceeding, the Commission instituted administrative proceedings against Freedom Golf on April 7, 2003. The proceedings will consider whether to suspend or revoke the registration of Freedom Golf's stock. For more information, see Exchange Act Release No. 47636 (April 7, 2003).
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 19612 / March 16, 2006
SEC v. C. Jones & Company, Carter Allen Jones, Timothy J. Miles, Gaylen P. Johnson, and Jonathan Curshen, Civil Action No. 03-CV-00636-WDM-PAC (U.S.D.C. Colo.)
Court Orders Carter Allen Jones to Pay Disgorgement and a Civil Money Penalty
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that on February 3, 2006, the United States District Court for the District of Colorado ordered Carter Allen Jones to pay $68,540 in disgorgement, plus prejudgment interest of $24,670 (nunc pro tunc as of March 31, 2005), and a $110,000 civil penalty for his participation as a promoter in a "pump and dump" scheme involving Freedom Golf Corporation's common stock.
Previously, on January 21, 2004, the Court entered a default judgment of permanent injunction against Jones and his company C. Jones & Company, enjoining them from future violations of Sections 17(a) and 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. Based on the Commission's motion, on March 31, 2005, the court dismissed its claims of disgorgement and penalties against C. Jones & Co.
For more information on earlier actions in this case, see Litigation Release No. 18092 (April 16, 2003).
here is a link ot the colorado oil shale story. This is but one of them
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/09/04/MNGIEKV0D41.DTL&feed=rss.news
at least that much. Problem is, the oil companies say it will be YEARS before they can develop cost effective procedures to extract the oil. And of course they have to satisfy the tree sitters and bird watchers and frog butt sniffers. Possibly in 10 years they will be in a position to test....if then.
yeah...you would think it will help. But with this company good news seems to drop the pps.
our-street....It seems your a little sensitive about that. As I said, I wasn't attacking you...just asking questions. But...if you choose to be that way, fine. You've pointed out your OPINION only....which holds about as much water as a net.
I've yet to see any FACTS from you. Pure speculation and inuendo.
Go ahead...can you explain this? Or are you saying this ISN'T you?
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 18092 / April 16, 2003
SEC SUES FREEDOM GOLF CORPORATION'S PRESIDENT, CONTROL PERSON, AND PROMOTERS IN INTERNET PUMP-AND-DUMP SCHEME
Securities and Exchange Commission v. C. Jones & Company, Carter Allen Jones, Timothy J. Miles, Gaylen P. Johnson, and Jonathan Curshen, Civil Action No. 03-WM-0636(PAC) (District of Colorado, filed April 11, 2003)
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") announced that it filed an action for injunctive relief in United States District Court in Denver, Colorado on April 11, 2003, charging four individuals with securities fraud for their participation in an alleged "pump and dump" scheme involving Freedom Golf Corporation's ("Freedom Golf") common stock. The defendants are Freedom Golf president Gaylen P. "John" Johnson; Timothy J. Miles, a principal shareholder; and two promoters, Carter Allen Jones and Jonathan Curshen. Jones' company, C. Jones & Company, also was charged.
The complaint alleges that in the fall of 1999, Miles provided a broker-dealer with false information to be filed with the National Association of Securities Dealers in order to initiate public trading of securities issued by Freedom Golf's predecessor company. The complaint also alleges that from late January through early March 2000, Miles paid two stock promoters, Jones and Curshen, to hype Freedom Golf via the Internet, telephone, and mail. Specifically, the complaint alleges that Jones arranged for the dissemination of between 25 and 35 million unsolicited "spam" e-mails touting Freedom Golf in February 2000. During the same period, the complaint continues, Johnson created baseless profit, revenue, and expense projections for Freedom Golf that Jones published on his company's Internet website, and that Curshen publicized on an Internet message board. In addition, the complaint alleges that Jones and Curshen failed to disclose the full amount that Miles was paying them to tout Freedom Golf, in violation of the federal securities laws.
The complaint further alleges that Freedom Golf's stock price and trading volume was pumped up to artificially inflated levels as a result of the false and misleading e-mails and baseless price projections. According to the complaint, during the course of this manipulation, Jones, Miles, and Curshen all sold shares of Freedom Golf stock and reaped profits of more than $500,000.
The Commission's complaint alleges that as a result of the conduct described above, C. Jones, Jones, Miles, Johnson, and Curshen violated the antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws, and C. Jones, Jones, and Curshen also violated the anti-touting provisions of the federal securities laws. The Commission seeks permanent injunctions, civil money penalties, and penny stock bars against each of the defendants, and the disgorgement of ill-gotten gains plus prejudgment interest against C. Jones, Jones, Miles, and Curshen.
In a related proceeding, the Commission instituted administrative proceedings against Freedom Golf on April 7, 2003. The proceedings will consider whether to suspend or revoke the registration of Freedom Golf's stock. For more information, see Exchange Act Release No. 47636 (April 7, 2003).
what about this one
0.0314 2875000 OTO 16:18:22
they are up to something. either someone is accumulating cheap because they know something, or it's dumping big time.
our-street, I've been reading the posts on this board for several months now. You continue to insist management has committed illegal acts. I've been around for quite a while observing this, and many other boards, and have been unable to find any verification of wrong doing by Harris. Yes, he was involved in a number of questionable activities, and per the SEC filings, they were dismissed. You are consistant in you posts that he is guilty, or at the minimum should not be trusted based on past, and present activities that you feel are questionable. My question to you is this:
Why should anyone on this board trust or believe what you say? Why should anyone take your word, or accept your opinions about a person you deem criminal/untrustworthy? You HAVE been tried and convicted by the SEC. You HAVE been found guilty of wrong doing. Don't you think that would put your credibility factor pretty close to zero? Please don't take this as an attack on you because it most certainly isn't. I'm just stating the facts. I have an interest in this company...albeit minor compared to most, but I can afford the loss/return possibilities, so I am in more from a curiosity standpoint than a major investment at this time.
Again, this is NOT an attack, simply an observers perspective on the value of the facts and opinions at hand.