Really? Naptha = Gasoline?

What are the current Nymex prices for the following products from the JBI website?

Naptha
No 6 Fuel - Boiler Fuel
No 2 Fuel - Furnace Oil/Diesel
Diesel(needs to be blended)

When is the AGM?

I am very much looking forward to this years AGM

What are the current Nymex prices for the following products from the JBI website?

Naptha
No 6 Fuel - Boiler Fuel
No 2 Fuel - Furnace Oil/Diesel
Diesel(needs to be blended)

Without knowing what JBI is producing, the numbers in the equations are meaningless as are the volume assumptions. Revenue is one number, what is the cost to generate that revenue?


Lets see how your numbers stack up with what is known.

Right now it's 2000lbs/hr = 109 bbls /day.

30days/mo * 75% up time = 22.5 productions days a month

109 bbl/day * 22.5 = 2452 bbls/mo per machine.

2 machines operating now = 4905 bbl/mo

4905 bbl sold at $109.80 = $538569.

$538569 revenues per month for two machines operating at 100% production rate.

With 3 machines operating that number goes up to 2452 * 3 = 7356 bbl/mo.

7356 bbl * $109.80/bbl = $807688 per month.

Once the Solid Waste permit modification is approved that number should double to $1,615,377 per month revenues.


$1,615,377 per month * 3 months = $4,846,131 per quarter

is close to your estimate of $5,000,000 a quarter.

That does assume all three machines are online and running at the maximum expected up time at a feed rate of 4000lbs/hr.

If anything is not running at 100% that number would be lower.

Since we don't have #3 on line and the SW permit has not been granted it is not possible for the 2nd quarter numbers to be that high. 3rd quarter maybe. It certainly would be very nice to see.

9 days and counting down...

FIRST QUARTER NUMBERS DUE!!
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001381105&owner=exclude&count=40
REVENUE? WE'LL SEE ON THURSDAY OF NEXT WEEK. (if it's not late)

WILL JBI BREAK OUT THE FUEL FROM THE CARDBOARD?

Sorry about that. Long time since I took 3rd grade math. Thanks for catching that.

127,507 restricted shares added to the OS last week, float unchanged.

Last week the stock issuances to the two Directors and the CFO hadn't been added to the OS.

30,000 + 30,000 + 39,465 = 99,465 accounted for

127,507 - 99,465 = 28,042 unaccounted for.

Plugging $1.07 into a calculator gives a number ($30,005) which also happens to be last Thursday's closing price. Interesting.



Quote:a nice round number ($30,005)



that number may be nice but it is not round---lmao!!!

They are called TRADES. Buy/Sell. They're betting that there will be at least one more surge to take their profits. It's happened during the pipes and other "key" disclosures from JBI. It's all about the timing.

Yes, this is true. Someone (as I have been saying over and over!) is accumulating shares!!!! If all the market makers are losing shares, where are they going!? SOMEBODY HAS TO BE BUYING THEM ALL!!! Who would buy millions of shares despite all of the crap people are talking on JBII? A PROFESSIONAL FIRM WHO KNOWS BETTER!!!

127,507 restricted shares added to the OS last week, float unchanged.

Last week the stock issuances to the two Directors and the CFO hadn't been added to the OS.

30,000 + 30,000 + 39,465 = 99,465 accounted for

127,507 - 99,465 = 28,042 unaccounted for.

Plugging $1.07 into a calculator gives a nice round number ($30,005) and also happens to be last Thursday's closing price.


May 1, 2012:
OS: 73,177,216
Restricted: 29,264,540
(Float: 43,912,676)

Apr 23, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 29,137,033
(Float: 43,912,676)

Apr 16, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 30,261,319
(Float: 42,788,390)

Mar 30, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 30,517,860
(Float: 42,531,849)

Mar 23, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 31,857,058
(Float: 41,192,651)

Mar 16, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 32,129,823
(Float: 40,919,886)

Mar 9, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 34,481,893
(Float: 38,567,816)

Feb 28, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 34,680,684
(Float: 38,369,025)

Feb 23, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 34,730,684
(Float: 38,319,025)

Feb 15, 2012:
OS: 73,049,709
Restricted: 34,752,684
(Float: 38,297,025)

Feb 7, 2012:
OS: 72,547,602
Restricted: 34,973,889
(Float: 37,573,713)

Feb 3, 2012:
OS: 72,547,602
Restricted: 35,003,889
(Float: 37,543,713)

Jan 25, 2012:
OS: 72,039,169
Restricted: 34,613,706
(Float: 37,425,463)

Jan 18, 2012:
OS: 72,039,169
Restricted: 35,076,911
(Float: 36,962,258)

Jan 9, 2012:
OS: 68,615,380
Restricted: 31,653,122
(Float: 36,962,258)

Jan 5, 2012:
OS: 68,615,380
Restricted: 31,665,622
(Float: 36,949,758)

Dec 29, 2011:
OS: 68,615,380
Restricted: 31,665,622
(Float: 36,949,758)

Dec 21, 2011:
OS: 68,615,380
Restricted: 31,665,622
(Float: 36,949,758)

Dec 15, 2011:
OS: 68,398,174
Restricted: 31,448,416
(Float: 36,949,758)

Dec 12, 2011:
OS: 68,398,174
Restricted: 31,468,416
(Float: 36,929,758)

Dec 6, 2011:
OS: 67,848,174
Restricted: 31,082,416
(Float: 36,765,758)

Dec 2, 2011:
OS: 70,848,174
Restricted: 34,082,416
(Float: 36,765,758)

Nov 29, 2011:
OS: 70,848,174
Restricted: 34,228,130
(Float: 36,620,044)

Nov 22, 2011:
OS: 70,773,174
Restricted: 34,215,611
(Float: 36,557,563)

Nov 18, 2011:
OS: 70,773,174
Restricted: 34,537,911
(Float: 36,235,263)

Nov 15, 2011:
OS: 70,773,174
Restricted: 34,914,697
(Float: 35,858,477)

Nov 14, 2011:
OS: 69,374,602
Restricted: 33,516,125
(Float: 35,858,477)

Nov 8, 2011:
OS: 68,716,619
Restricted: 32,889,877
(Float: 35,826,742)

Oct 28, 2011:
OS: 68,691,329
Restricted: 32,864,587
(Float: 35,826,742)

Oct 25, 2011:
OS: 68,691,329
Restricted: 32,864,587
(Float: 35,826,742)

Oct 20, 2011:
OS: 68,691,329
Restricted: 32,884,587
(Float: 35,806,742)

Oct 18, 2011:
OS: 68,667,320
Restricted: 32,885,578
(Float: 35,781,742)

Oct 11, 2011:
OS: 68,667,320
Restricted: 32,891,828
(Float: 35,775,492)

Oct 4, 2011:
OS: 68,448,271
Restricted: 32,822,779
(Float: 35,625,492)

Sep 27, 2011:
OS: 68,428,827
Restricted: 32,813,335
(Float: 35,615,492)

Sep 22, 2011:
OS: 67,939,184
Restricted: 32,338,692
(Float: 35,600,492)

Sep 16, 2011:
OS: 67,939,184
Restricted: 32,338,692
(Float: 35,600,492)

Sep 14, 2011:
OS: 67,939,184
Restricted: 32,388,680
(Float: 35,550,504)

Sep 13, 2011:
OS: 67,899,184
Restricted: 32,348,680
(Float: 35,550,504)

Sep 7, 2011:
OS: 67,899,184
Restricted: 32,348,680
(Float: 35,550,504)

Sep 2, 2011:
OS: 67,899,184
Restricted: 32,348,680
(Float: 35,550,504)

August 30, 2011:
OS: 67,899,184
Restricted: 32,393,680
(Float: 35,505,504)

August 25, 2011:
OS: 67,824,184
Restricted: 32,318,680
(Float: 35,505,504)

August 23, 2011:
OS: 67,824,184
Restricted: 32,425,385
(Float: 35,398,799)

August 18, 2011:
OS: 67,681,327
Restricted: 32,282,528
(Float: 35,398,799)

August 15, 2011:
OS: 67,621,327
Restricted: 32,222,528
(Float: 35,398,799)

August 12, 2011:
OS: 67,621,327
Restricted: 32,222,528
(Float: 35,398,799)

August 9, 2011:
OS: 67,621,327
Restricted: 32,242,528
(Float: 35,378,799)

August 5, 2011:
OS: 67,621,327
Restricted: 32,242,528
(Float: 35,378,799)

August 3, 2011:
OS: 67,621,327
Restricted: 32,336,528
(Float: 35,284,799)

August 1, 2011:
OS: 67,621,327
Restricted: 32,336,528
(Float: 35,284,799)

July 29, 2011:
OS: 67,621,327
Restricted: 32,336,528
(Float: 35,284,799)

July 21, 2011:
OS: 66,392,470
Restricted: 31,470,171
(Float: 34,922,299)

July 19, 2011:
OS: 66,392,470
Restricted: 31,510,171
(Float: 34,882,299)

July 15, 2011:
OS: 57,921,953
Restricted: 23,143,154
(Float: 34,778,799)

July 13, 2011:
OS: 57,921,953
Restricted: 23,143,154
(Float: 34,778,799)

July 11, 2011:
OS: 57,921,953
Restricted: 23,143,154
(Float: 34,778,799)

July 7, 2011:
OS: 57,921,953
Restricted: 23,186,904
(Float: 34,735,049)

June 27, 2011:
OS: 57,654,982
Restricted: 22,962,012
(Float: 34,692,970)

June 23, 2011:
OS: 57,444,982
Restricted: 22,752,012
(Float: 34,692,970)

June 16, 2011:
OS: 55,384,840
Restricted: 20,789,374
(Float: 34,595,466)

June 9, 2011:
OS: 55,179,533
Restricted: 20,632,817
(Float: 34,546,716)

June 3, 2011:
OS: 55,179,533
Restricted: 20,670,317
(Float: 34,509,216)

May 27, 2011:
OS: 55,179,533
Restricted: 20,670,317
(Float: 34,509,216)

May 26, 2011:
OS: 55,179,533
Restricted: 20,720,317
(Float: 34,459,216)

May 19, 2011:
OS: 55,179,533
Restricted: 21,211,542
(Float: 33,967,991)

May 11, 2011:
OS: 54,840,247
Restricted: 21,361,256
(Float: 33,478,991)

May 9, 2011:
OS: 54,840,247
Restricted: 21,361,256
(Float: 33,478,991)

Apr 28, 2011:
OS: 54,840,247
Restricted: 21,451,256
(Float: 33,388,991)

Apr 25, 2011:
OS: 54,840,247
Restricted: 21,451,256
(Float: 33,388,991)

Apr 20, 2011:
OS: 54,840,247
Restricted: 21,451,256
(Float: 33,388,991)

Apr 13, 2011:
OS: 54,656,148
Restricted: 21,298,407
(Float: 33,357,741)

Apr 11, 2011:
OS: 54,656,148
Restricted: 21,298,407
(Float: 33,357,741)

Apr 8, 2011:
OS: 54,656,148
Restricted: 21,298,407
(Float: 33,357,741)

Apr 4, 2011:
OS: 54,611,184
Restricted: 21,265,943
(Float: 33,345,241)

Apr 1, 2011:
OS: 54,611,184
Restricted: 21,265,943
(Float: 33,345,241)

Mar 25, 2011:
OS: 54,611,184
Restricted: 21,304,693
(Float: 33,306,491)

Mar 16, 2011:
OS: 54,611,184
Restricted: 21,572,252
(Float: 33,038,932)

Mar 11, 2011:
OS: 54,370,260
Restricted: 21,331,328
(Float: 32,988,932)

Mar 4, 2011:
OS: 54,370,260
Restricted: 21,381,328
(Float: 32,988,932)

Feb 25, 2011:
OS: 53,995,260
Restricted: 21,006,328
(Float: 32,988,932)

Feb 16, 2011:
OS: 53,995,260
Restricted: 21,081,328
(Float: 32,913,932)

Feb 8, 2011:
OS: 53,995,260
Restricted: 21,081,328
(Float: 32,913,932)

Feb 2, 2011:
OS: 53,995,260
Restricted: 21,081,328
(Float: 32,913,932)

Jan 28, 2011:
OS: 53,895,260
Restricted: 20,981,328
(Float: 32,913,932)

Jan 19, 2011:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 18,593,244
(Float: 32,648,682)

Jan 10, 2011:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 18,593,244
(Float: 32,648,682)

Jan 3, 2011:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 18,593,244
(Float: 32,648,682)

Dec 22, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 18,593,244
(Float: 32,648,682)

Dec 17, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 18,593,244
(Float: 32,648,682)

Dec 16, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 18,593,244
(Float: 32,648,682)

Dec 15, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 18,933,244
(Float: 32,308,682)

Dec 9, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 19,126,994
(Float: 32,114,932)

Dec 6, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 19,126,994
(Float: 32,114,932)

Nov 24, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 19,376,994
(Float: 31,864,932)

Nov 19, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 19,653,557
(Float: 31,588,369)

Nov 16, 2010:
OS: 51,241,926
Restricted: 19,653,557
(Float: 31,588,369)

Nov 9, 2010:
OS: 51,246,926
Restricted: 19,658,557
(Float: 31,588,369)

Nov 3, 2010:
OS: 51,246,926
Restricted: 19,658,557
(Float: 31,588,369)

Oct 29, 2010:
OS: 51,246,926
Restricted: 19,658,557
(Float: 31,588,369)

Oct 20, 2010:
OS: 51,246,926
Restricted: 19,878,017
(Float: 31,368,909)

Oct 15, 2010:
OS: 51,246,926
Restricted: 20,103,017
(Float: 31,143,909)

Oct 12, 2010:
OS: 50,836,926
Restricted: 19,693,017
(Float: 31,143,909)

Sep 28, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,006,817
(Float: 31,030,109)

Sep 22, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,035,544
(Float: 31,001,382)

Sep 20, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,065,544
(Float: 30,971,382)

Sep 17, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,131,760
(Float: 30,905,166)

Sep 13, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,161,760
(Float: 30,875,166)

Sep 7, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,314,894
(Float: 30,722,032)

Aug 31, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,344,894
(Float: 30,692,032)

Aug 27, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,344,894
(Float: 30,692,032)

Aug 23, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 20,519,529
(Float: 30,517,397)

Aug 18, 2010:
OS: 51,036,926
Restricted: 21,310,104
(Float: 29,726,822)

Aug 5, 2010:
OS: 51,046,926
Restricted: 24,597,054
(Float: 26,449,872)

Aug 3, 2010:
OS: 51,046,926
Restricted: 25,081,951
(Float: 25,964,975)

July 28, 2010 (3:27pm):
OS: 51,046,926
Restricted: 25,581,926
(Float: 25,465,000)

July 28, 2010 (12:05pm):
OS: 51,046,926
Restricted: 25,644,426
(Float: 25,402,500)

July 23, 2010:
OS: 51,046,926
Restricted: 27,486,926
(Float: 23,560,000)

July 19, 2010:
OS: 50,657,229
Restricted: 27,097,229
(Float: 23,560,000)

June 25, 2010:
OS: 50,158,450
Restricted: 26,598,450
(Float: 23,560,000)

May 10, 2010:
OS: 50,158,450
Restricted: 26,708,450
(Float: 23,450,000)

Apr 26, 2010:
OS: 50,118,450
Restricted: 26,668,450
(Float: 23,450,000)

Apr 13, 2010:
OS: 50,114,700
Restricted: 26,664,700
(Float: 23,450,000)

Mar 3, 2010:
OS: 50,102,200
Restricted: 26,652,200
(Float: 23,450,000)

Mar 2, 2010:
OS: 71,102,200
Restricted: 47,652,200
(Float: 23,450,000)

Feb 17, 2010:
OS: 69,309,700
Restricted: 45,859,700
(Float: 23,450,000)

(Source: PACIFIC STOCK TRANSFER COMPANY - Tel: (702) 361-3033)


See also:

Mar 3, 2010: 21,000,000 shares were returned to the Company and retired by CEO John Bordynuik
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390010002805/f10ka2009_jbi.htm

Jan 27, 2010: JBII OS is 68,701,056
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390010000306/f8k062509a2_jbi.htm

Dec ?, 2009: 9,970,000 shares were returned to the Company by CEO John Bordynuik and retired; He also returned 30,000 shares to the Company in exchange for 1 million shares of JBII Series A Super Voting Preferred Stock
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390010002805/f10ka2009_jbi.htm

Nov 16, 2009: JBII OS is 58,725,106
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390009003274/f10q0909_jbi.htm

Nov 6, 2009: JBII OS is 58,100,106.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390009003050/pre14c_jbi.htm

June 30, 2009: JBII OS is 53,790,513
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390009002176/f10q0609_310.htm

May 20, 2009: JBII OS is 63,700,000
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000118518509000498/holding310-10q33109.htm

Apr 24, 2009: John Bordynuik purchases 40,250,000 shares of 310 Holdings common stock (TRTN) from former CEO Nicole Wright for $80,000 (representing 63% of the OS). 310 Holdings (TRTN) is eventually renamed JBII.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000121390010001230/f10k2009_jbi.htm

Mar 31, 2009: TRTN OS is 63,700,000.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1381105/000118518509000231/holdings310_10-k123108.htm

Red. Below a Buck. Volume and price continues on the downward trend for the year. 10Q is due out next week. SEC has a complaint. Auditors had an adverse opinion and made a ton of money. The CEO made more than a buck. Not looking too good.

Margins. Cost of Sales. That's what matters. Cost of business is very high for a 'start-up'. The 10K/A yesterday spelling out the compensation and the audit fees. Wow. Just wowin'


Keep in mind fuel is being made and shipped and that's all that matters....the rest is just background noise.....just noisein'

10Q DUE NEXT THURSDAY.

What is a customary audit fee for a OTC stock under SEC scrutiny?

Contact information:

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
By its attorneys,
/s/ Martin F. Healey
Martin F. Healey (BBO No. 227550)
Michelle Giard Draeger (ME Bar No. 8906) 33 Arch Street, 23rd Floor
Boston, Massachusetts 02110
Telephone: (617) 573-8952 (Healey direct)
Facsimile: (617) 573-4590
E-mail: healeym@sec.gov

Has there been a trading suspension?

No. The whole premise of this company was they could make fuel for $10.00 a barrel. Huge profits. That's what the promise has been since 2009.


what will truly set JBI
apart from all the other
competitors is their low to
no plastic 2 oil emmisions
having independant labs and the
Department of Environmental Conservation verify
these claims as true I
believe p20 will eradicate any
competitors and I say this
based soley on the emmissions
bar raised by team JBI
making the second best trail
in p20's global shadow

Do something about it. Vote. As a public company shareholders have a vote for directors.

That compensation is ridiculous. Wasn't it $1.00 per year until things got going? Oh wait - the directors voted to pay him. I'd like to see the compensation of the other officers and management. The expenses for JBI are very high compared to the R&D.

Too bad the new Say-on-pay isn't being used here.

http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2011/2011-25.htm

Wow - that is totally ridiculous! What was there to audit?

After he doubled them. It's in the filings. Gave himself a bunch of shares then returned them. Whoopee.

TRTN/310?

So do your certs say JBI or John Bordynuik, Inc.?

Which offering did you participate in? John Bordynuik, Inc.(Ontario), Expedite 2?

Proxy is due out today. Will it include information about say on pay and the date of the annual meeting?

What if they wrote off the media credits but still used them? Here are some examples of articles where they might have been used. Then again, JBI could have paid NewUSA for these articles.

http://www.newsusa.com/articles/article/seeking-solutions-for-plastic-medical-waste.aspx

http://www.newsusa.com/articles/article/plastics-create-oil-with-energy-to-spare.aspx

http://www.newsusa.com/articles/article/tips-to-make-your-whites-green.aspx

That's funny!

Not always about the need. If people are working 18 hours a day - they might want them. Didn't someone say JB was working 18 hours a day?

$217,658. That's my guess for the 10Q. It might include some cardboard. They probably had to shut #1 down to set up #2. Might have been down for a month or more. We'll know when the Q comes out in 10 days or so.

Domark booked them as an intangible asset. JBI booked them as a tangible asset, had a large PIPE and then restated the assets immediately afterwards. The SEC recognized the difference.

With that in mind it could be aboot anywhere from $1 to $1000 a barrel? The 10Q will be out May 10th. We should have a better idea then if they break out the cardboard from the liquid. And include expenses.


I think Bordynuik said "Aboot $10.00 a barrel." In pinksheet CEO parlance...the word aboot can offer a lot of latitude

I appreciate your letting us know where you got your expertise and acknowledging the self-acclaimed refinery expert. Bravo.

So are you saying it's only $5.00/barrel to product P20?

Profitability is a no brainer -- It costs us less than $5 per barrel to refine crude oil into various products.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=74986105

Self-acclaimed refinery expert post:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=56954288


The old movies were wonderful in their sarcasm. WC Fields, Mae West, John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart. All were expert at delivering sarcasm. You might want to rent some of their old movies. Especially African Queen with Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn, lot's of uncalled for condescending sarcasm in that one!

Nobody writes my posts for me even though I occasionally steal some content and one-liners from other people's posts (and quite often from movies) that I thought were good. However, if you know of somebody capable of writing in a more sarcastic, condesending, and totally uncalled for matter, I would love an introduction.

$10.00/barrel? Time will tell. I've seen these 'comparisons' before. Makes me laugh.


"What? JBII has a catalyst that efficiently turns waste plastic into Diesel??? Can't be. Must be a scam."


"Study history." Add JBII to this list.

Is that just P2O? Not including cardboard or any other business?

Looks like average is in the 380-420 range

The SEC should be done with discovery by then - maybe sooner. That will give us a much better idea of where we're at. Unless the OSC files a complaint, that could drag things out. And then there is the derivative lawsuit. And a class action still open. I'm sure the Kidd suit will be done by then.



Lets just wait for the next couple of quarters and see where we're at.

I know that's not a very exciting sounding plan but it's the plan.

JB already had a shell: Expedite 2. Why did he need another one?

In 2006 JB incorporated John Bordynuik, Inc.(aka JBI)in Ontario.
In 2007 JB incorporated John Bordynuik, Inc.(aka JBI) in Delaware.
In 2007 Expedite 2 files a registration statement.
In 2008 John Bordynuik, Inc.(Delaware)buys Expedite 2.
In 2009 John Bordynuik, Inc. (Ontario) is reverse mergered into Expedite2/John Bordynuik, Inc.(Delaware)
In 2009 JB officially changes the name of Expedite 2 to John Bordynuik, Inc.(Delaware)
In 2009 JB bought 310 Holdings(Nevada)
In 2009 310 Holdings buys John Bordynuik, Inc.(Delaware)
In 2009 310 buys Javeco, Media Credits and Pak-it.
In 2009 310 Holdings files an amendment to the articles of incorporation changing the name of 310 Holdings to JBI, Inc. a Nevada corporation.
JB went from nothing in assets to over 22 million in a few months with several company name changes and a couple of shells. That's the flag. It's all in SEC filings. All signed by JB.

The SEC doesn't care about P2O.

Why are there no news releases from RKT regarding their agreement with JBI? No mention in any filings or conference calls. Nothing. Odd.

10Q DUE OUT MAY 10th

Sorry, it's a trade secret. If I got a patent, everyone would be making tiny little changes and copying it.

can you prove any of the horseshit flying around here?

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OK. So John got those shares. What happened to the shareholders of John Bordynuik, Inc an Ontario Corporation that reverse mergered into John Bordynuik, Inc. a Delaware Corporation/Expedite2 when John sold John Bordynuik, Inc. a Delaware Corporation to JBI, Inc? Did they get any shares of JBI, Inc.? How was that handled?


don't really think anyone has to, those shares as far as I can tell were issued for assets that John sold the company, and were issued as indirect, which I believe means personal shares, if that's the case, he can do anything he wants with them...

Quote:Can you show me where the 809,953 shares went in a filing?

Can you show me where the 809,953 shares went in a filing?

That was the year he only got paid $1.00 right?

Since John didn't "own" them, they were probably sold in the $7.00 range by John Bordynuik, Inc. the Ontario company.

What happened to the 809,593 shares issued to JBI Delaware? Maybe the investigations will throw some light on that?

Not sure about ham radio. Here is what I found regarding webcast annual meetings.

https://listingcenter.nasdaqomx.com/Show_Doc.aspx?File=FAQsCorpGov.html

No can do. As a public company in the US, they are required by law to have an AGM.