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who is ceo of bets
Contact:.
Investor Relations
Chuck Arnold
386.409.0200
info@invrel.net
At the Company
Barry Brookstein
Chief Executive Officer
(386) 409-0200
can anyone tell me how is ceo thanks
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37 sponsors plus should bring in 64 mill dollars for the area plus 100,000 people
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we know who is selling is steven11111 friend chuck Arnold...that's what he does
they was just 2 trades one for 5000 shares one at .042 shares 2000 shares
42700 share buy great price
5000 shares sell at .04 2000 shares sell at .042 12000 shares sells at .05 bids over 5 cents
just down 42 percent
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looks like people are running for the hills.. under 6 cents today
news out steven11111 over here running his mouth,,,go back over at fuelstream where you post over and over we do not need you over here with you bid mouth..did fuelstream take all your money 3 dollars to .0004 cents bye bye bye we will not miss u..
looks like calm before the storm....Place your bet on bets
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how much money did Arnold pay for those 4 mill shares 10 percent of the 41 mill shares..anybody know
Bottom line is ... this IS a gambling stock... there may be a seedy character or two involved, but Sean McEniff is the CEO and is very much in charge, and the rest of the officers and directors seem very legit to me. I agree 100 percent
I got my shares I do not need anymore shares..
last 3 post I found on yahoo search for chuck Arnold here over at fuel stream and organic ,,just some dd I coyuld be him I do not know but maybe
Bio
Chuck S. Arnold is a business consultant with Summit Trading Limited.
Present
Chuck S. Arnold is passionate about business—and in fact, his business is helping other businesses to establish firm footing, and to lay the groundwork for ultimate success. He is currently a consultant with Summit Trading Limited, and in this role he is able to put his years of business experience—and his truly creative approach to problem solving—to good use.
His focus is on working with established companies looking to take the next step. Often, this means helping business owners settle on the best, most prudent path toward expansion. In other instances, he helps companies to prepare themselves for the difficult—but ultimately rewarding—process of going public. Arnold also works to help companies gain access to capital markets, as well as advising on long-term business strategies and proposals.
His list of professional interests goes on from there. In addition to working with established companies, Chuck S. Arnold also consults with start-ups. He is passionate about helping entrepreneurs get their bright ideas and creative new business prospects off the ground.
Arnold is well-regarded within his and many other industries, and for good reason. He is known for his unparalleled foresight in the consumer market for many different products and strategies. With that said, he also has many interests outside the office, including his abiding interest in water sports. He is also an avid fisherman.
Finally, Arnold is a committed family man. He is a firm believer in family values, and believes these values to have big benefits even in the business world.
Past
Chuck S. Arnold loves business ownership. He loves the strategy and the creative thinking that are needed to steer a company toward long-term prosperity. He has exhibited his own intuitive knowledge of how businesses can flourish—not just within his own enterprises, but also enterprises for which he has consulted.
He spent the first part of his career as an entrepreneur. He established numerous successful companies, but was not content to rest on his laurels. So, he decided to translate that success into something that would help other entrepreneurs, going into business as an advisor and consultant. Chuck has worked in this capacity for more than 25 years and counting.
As a consultant, Chuck S. Arnold has worked with companies of all shapes and sizes. He has worked with small businesses and large conglomerates; with start-ups and with established brands. He has assisted companies through liquidation, international expansion, and more. Since 1992, his mission has been to consult with companies wishing to go public, while also assisting public companies seeking to achieve their marketing and financing objectives.
He has been responsible for financing, capitalizing, and structuring start-up companies at every stage of the business cycle. He has worked with them from the inception stage all the way through their public offerings and beyond. To every start-up that he works with, Arnold brings his own unique ability to integrate marketing concepts and financial strategies, all on behalf of overall development.
Even aside from his work with start-ups, he has been responsible for placing more than $1 billion into public companies, with as much as $400 million in a single transaction. Significant mergers and acquisitions have occurred strictly as a result of Arnold’s urging, and through his network of financial specialists and international business professionals.
Chuck has carefully cultivated many positive, working relationships with international retail brokerage firms, investment bankers, traders, fund managers, and independent investors. These relationships are crucial to what he does as a consultant. He is able to call upon this network to perform a wide range of functions on behalf of his clients—including advising, public awareness planning, financial relations campaigning, and more.
Unsurprisingly, Arnold’s expertise as a business consultant has been called upon in many different ways. For example, he has traveled extensively as a guest speaker, presenting at public and private affairs and offering his own views on leadership and business growth.
Chuck S. Arnold left the lecture circuit behind following 18 years of public speaking, so that he could focus more on his primary role as a consultant. With that said, there are many ways in which he seeks to make a difference, even beyond his advisory work. One example among many: During the apartheid days, he served on the Board of the Christian Media Foundation in South Africa, helping provide funds for radio pulpits.
He has won numerous sales awards for small companies. There are many other honors and achievements he might list, as well. For example, he was a member of the board of directors for two different mutual funds, the Total Return Fund and the Income Plus Fund.
Arnold completed one year of study at Harbor College, some years ago now. What makes his achievements in life all the more remarkable is that he opted not to complete his college degree. He came to the conclusion that higher education was not for him, and as such he excitedly moved into the workforce. Most of his education comes from real-world, hands-on experience.
In addition to his work as a consultant, he has developed a true love of fishing and water sports. He sees aquatic activities as representative of business success. “Water is always fluid—just like business,” he explains.
Arnold is nothing if not relationship-centered. He believes that much of his own success comes from the long list of professional relationships he has been able to form. Chuck tried to bring family values like loyalty, service, and compassion into all of his business dealings.
Future
Chuck S. Arnold cannot help but be passionate about business. As a leading consultant, he has helped many companies establish paths toward greater and greater success. He has played an important role in advising established companies and brand new start-up ventures in equal measure. He loves the work that he does, and as such, he has no intention of ceasing it: Though the future is impossible to predict with any certainty, Arnold hopes that his future remains in business consulting.
Even now, Chuck is working to build his own future as a business consultant. He is actively courting new clients in several different industries. He is focusing particularly on the medical, tech, and natural resource sectors. He is also seeking high-growth companies in the fields of food processing and adult care/housing.
“My professional goal is to utilize my experience and contact resources to help companies take advantage of opportunities that exist in the medical, technology, and food processing industries, among others,” Arnold comments.
Arnold highlights these industries, in particular, because he sees in them much potential for growth and expansion. In the food processing industry, for instance, there are many current trends that have changed the game, including a greater global emphasis on nutrition. He sees a chance to become more involved in this industry and to propel food processing companies forward. Likewise, the medical and technology sectors are experiencing so many innovations that business development opportunities abound.
Chuck S. Arnold hopes to take advantage of these opportunities in the not-so-distant future.
Activity Stream
By Bill Alpert
Not quite a year ago, Barron's exposed the shameless stock promoters and
thugs connected to Ivana Trump's latest business venture. Within days of the
story's appearance, a micro-cap stock promoter named Maier Lehmann
called to tell us that a pair of Russian gangsters named Michael and Boris Vax
had been making threatening visits to people they suspected had been sources
for the story. Last week, Lehmann and fellow stock promoter Alain Chalem
were murdered execution-style in Colts Neck, New Jersey. This, then, is
what the merciless world of micro-cap stock manipulation has come to.
This is also the world with which Ivana Trump, wittingly or not, has associated
herself.
We're not suggesting that anyone at her
company, the 5th Avenue Channel, had anything
to do with these murders. It is becoming
increasingly clear, however, that some of the
players involved in this particular stock are no
angels.
Case in point: Employees at the 5th Avenue
Channel recently found their way from the firm's
unglamorous strip mall headquarters in North
Miami Beach to the offices of the Securities and
Exchange Commission. There they are testifying
about how unauthorized trades in the stock
were made in the name of a senior executive in
the company-presumably in a bid to boost the share price-by brokers at
Glenn Michael Financial, a Long Island boiler room.
Then there is stock promoter Charles S. Arnold, a onetime consultant to the
firm. Arnold's various companies, including Amber Capital, of Rolling Hills,
California, and Ocean Marketing, of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, once
controlled 29% of 5th Avenue Channel's shares -- shares received as
payment for services rendered.
Also consider Boris and Michael Vax, convicted Russian racketeers and
onetime partners of a jailed Russian godfather. After Barron's published the
first of several stories on the seamy side of Ivana's business ("Ivana Get Rich,"
December 7, 1998), the Vaxes visited several persons they suspected were
our sources, allegedly demanding compensation for any harm the article might
have done to Arnold's holdings. "If you don't pay up," Michael Vax allegedly
told one terrified man, "you should worry about your kids."
At the time, Melvin Rosen, chief
executive of the 5th Avenue Channel
(which was then known as Tel-Com
Wireless Cable TV), dismissed the
Vaxes' house calls as a short-sellers'
stunt to scare Ivana. She accepted the
company's denial of "any connection
whatsoever with any criminal element"
and went on to become hostess of the
company's shopping Website and its
planned TV channel. She also
accepted a monthly stipend of
$10,000, payable in advance on the
first of the month, $15,000 per four-hour appearance and 800,000 shares of
stock and options.
Indeed, Ivana has shown herself to be a valuable asset. Shortly before our
first story appeared, she appeared on The Rosie O'Donnell Show, and the
stock shot from $6 to an intraday high of 25 almost overnight. It has since
come to rest, recently trading at 4 1/4.
In contrast to the posh treatment Ivana received from the execs and
shareholders of the 5th Avenue Channel, several employees report an ugly
scene below decks. Even while receiving daily inspirational faxes from his
rabbi, chief executive Rosen cursed and derided subordinates while
aggrandizing himself. "I'm the smartest man you'll ever meet," many report him
saying, "that's why I'm a multi-multi-millionaire."
Ivana's publicist says she gamely addressed the proud chief executive as "your
lordship." And employees remember many instances when a jubilant Rosen-a
man given to quoting biblical aphorisms, like "He is wise who looks into the
future," waved his arms announcing an Internet deal with a famous
luxury-goods merchant. Employees say few contracts ever materialized.
Rosen says a number of business deals collapsed in the wake of negative
press.
Last year, Barron's revealed connections between the company and a scurvy
brokerage firm called Meyers Pollock Robbins. Rosen indignantly claimed in
a press release that he'd had nothing to do with Meyers Pollock-that is, not
since 1997, when principals of the firm were indicted during a federal
prosecution of Mafia stock fraud. Soon after, however, several Meyers
Pollock brokers moved to Glenn Michael Financial, where they stayed in
regular contact with Rosen's company. "I don't know that people's lives have
to end just because they worked for a certain company," says Rosen
solicitously. The Glenn Michael brokers, he says, were among the few "that
really made the effort to get to know the company."
Among the Glenn Michael brokers who got to know the company were
Michael J. Lake and James W. Cannon Sr., gruff and burly New Yorkers
who came to answer questions about the company at the annual stockholders'
meeting last February. Cannon's curriculum vitae includes stints at
now-banned penny-stock houses Americorp and Kensington Wells, as well
as a 1981 assault charge (to which he pled guilty to first-degree harassment).
Lake's resume includes jobs with Stuart-James, Robert Todd Financial and
Vanderbilt Securities, as well as a 1993 conviction for disorderly conduct.
Closer to home, several 5th Avenue Channel employees have made sworn
statements to the SEC about unauthorized trades in the company's shares,
made in the name of Gerard Ferri, the channel's TV programmer. According
to these employees, Ferri claimed to have learned of the trading after
receiving confirmations from Glenn Michael's clearing firm. Ferri, they
testified, boasted that he was hanging on to the confirmations for his own
protection. Ferri denies that any of these incidents occurred.
Also of note, a company phone listing contains a cell-phone number for Boris
Vax. Rosen says the company does no business with the Vax brothers.
Pressed, he acknowledges meeting them once, after he took charge of the
company in 1997 (and shortly after the brothers had served a prison term
after pleading guilty to conspiring to evade federal gasoline taxes). Rosen says
he turned down a Russian TV deal they proposed.
While denying that they made threats, the Vaxes have acknowledged making
visits on behalf of Arnold (who denied authorizing this). The day before those
visits, a press release issued by Rosen and Ivana in response to the story in
Barron's claimed that the company had terminated its relationship with Arnold
in 1997.
But some connections appear intact. That same company phone listing
contains numbers for Arnold in New York, North Carolina and Florida, not
to mention two cell-phone numbers for him. Rosen now acknowledges
meeting with Arnold in Switzerland in 1998, in an unsuccessful pitch on behalf
of the 5th Avenue Channel to a wealthy investor. What's more, the 5th
Avenue Website contracted services from Cyber Realm, a Rockville,
Maryland, Web hosting firm closely linked to Chuck Arnold. Cyber Realm
also hosts Arnold's own Sound Money Investments Website, along with that
of StockMaker, a tout site that features stocks of Arnold's consulting clients.
(Also buried within the StockMaker site is a disclosure that it got shares in
exchange for plugging Ivana's company.)
After the embarrassing stories last year, Ivana sent Rosen an angry note about
Chuck Arnold: "We must not advertise US on his Web-get rid of TODAY,"
she scrawled. "He must be OUT and not promote us."
Arnold sells his stock-promotion services in exchange for shares and options
in client firms. And his ambit has stretched far beyond the 5th Avenue
Channel. Consider, for example, the following links:
Cyber Realm president Bruce Bertman is an officer or director at
several of Arnold's investor relations clients, including EBOnline, the
Internet wing of Rockville, Maryland-based Eastbrokers International, a
firm that has bought several troubled micro-cap brokers, including
Cohig & Associates in Denver and J.B. Sutton on Long Island.
In September 1998, EBI Securities, a division of Eastbrokers, put out
a Strong Buy recommendation on the Arnold consulting client Coyote
Sports.
Three months later, Investor Resource Services, an Arnold-controlled
firm, swapped 140,000 Coyote Sports shares with Eastbrokers for
125,000 Eastbrokers shares, in a deal valued at $500,000. Coyote has
since filed for bankruptcy protection.
Bertman didn't return calls seeking comment. Arnold's secretary said that he
was out of the country and referred queries to Jerome Selvers, a New Jersey
lawyer who has represented such accomplished wealth-builders as First
Jersey Securities' Robert E. Brennan and Brennan's minions. Selvers declined
to comment beyond saying that Arnold hasn't engaged in any wrongdoing.
Nor, it seems, is Mel Rosen unaware of the peculiar brand of broker relations
practiced by Arnold. A December 31, 1998, letter from Robert N. Hunter
Jr., a prominent Greensboro, North Carolina, attorney representing
companies affiliated with Arnold, to 5th Avenue Channel's in-house counsel,
states that "an option to purchase 100,000 shares by my clients would be
granted at $4 per share to a third party for broker-relations work." The
shares were trading at about $9 at the time, so the "third party" would make a
tidy $500,000 profit on the $4 options.
When Barron's asked Hunter if those 100,000 shares were used to bribe
stockbrokers, he also referred us to Selvers, who, as mentioned, denied any
wrongdoing on Arnold's part.
Despite the publicity from Ivana and a 5th Avenue Channel-sponsored polo
match featuring Prince Charles, the Internet luxury-goods business hasn't
delivered the fundamentals that might support Ivana in the style to which she
has become accustomed. Through June (the latest reported quarter),
deepening losses had pushed the firm into a working capital deficiency. Rosen
now says that he's disenchanted with the economics of online retailing, so he
wants out.
"Our whole Website is irrelevant to our operations," he declares, adding that
the company's consulting arrangement with Arnold affiliate Cyber Realm has
been "terminated" (despite a "Produced by Cyber Realm" credit line that last
week was on the site at www.5thavenuechannel.com). Rosen says his new
plan is to turn the company into a multi-channel financial television network
delivered by cable and Internet to brokerage houses throughout the Western
Hemisphere. Rosen has already locked up exclusive television broadcast
rights to Zacks Investment Research and is building an archive of interviews
with analysts, brokers and top executives. "We're creating an alternative to
CNBC and Bloomberg," announces Rosen, who says he has a commitment
from a Netherlands investor that Rosen says will enable the financially
strapped firm to achieve this fabulous ambition.
Rosen now says there won't be an Ivana channel. Instead, her only role will
be as a TV host, specializing in financial advice for women. "I wanted to be
divorced from the old business plan," he says. "We met with her this week" to
discuss "restructuring her financial position." Ivana was traveling, said her
publicist, and couldn't be reached. Her lawyer didn't return calls.
Of course, being restructured out of this crowd may be the best thing that
could possibly happen to her."
Good Day members,
I feel obligated to help bring this scammer, stock manipulator, SEC-investigated fugitive to light. I have had the unfortunate experience as of late (cannot provide case details as it is still currently processing and pending), but basically I was almost fined $100,000 and sent to prison for a minimum of 2 years as a result of getting involved with this degenerate "investor"/"broker"/"financial planner"
I was lucky enough to have had close dear friends and family that spent countless hours and too much money fighting the illigititmate case against me. It is my mission to devote as much time as I can afford to helping bring this Charles S Arnold to justice, or at the very least helping others to help protect themselves. He is on an international capacity, so there is no country, no state that is safe from this individuals diligent scamming and frauding tactics.
For over 30 years Mr. Arnold has had many businesses like Papa Primo Pizza; a coin operated pizza machine, Duckbook, Millionaires Manual, Sound Money Investor, Tel-Com, Commercial Consolidators, Wireless Synergies. Each and every business Mr. Arnold touches goes bankrupt or has many people go to jail, (usually of which are close friends of Arnolds whom misguidedly trusted him). There have also been a few questionable “disappearances” of individuals that had been conducting business with Arnold; Charles S Arnold is often the only one remaining standing and who benefits from any of his investment transactions and business propositions. You stand to lose more than you may gain. Known friends and associates of Charles (Chuck) S. Arnold are: Shayne Heffernen, Howard Edrick, Anthony Bruce Gorcyca DiMarco, Mike Vax and lastly Genovese and Bonanno crime families. I dare you to do business with him.
Please refer to the following link to a credible report produced by Dow Jones Reuters Business Interactive LLC (trading as Factiva). Wish I had done more of my own due diligence before getting involved in hindsight.
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I find this I do not if its Arnold but in otc there are always somebody has bad ideas,,,dazytek
steven11111 Thursday, 04/17/14 06:42:12 PM
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Post # of 11318
Investor Relations
Chuck Arnold
310-3447073
info@invrel.net
I guess he has some time to burn some more investors over at
OTC - BETS
What a great short
I posted bets on chdn on yahoo.. good news just around the corner
ania77 good buy 22564 sweet
pierre74 gibbon1 are right we are going up fast... today could be the last day to buy cheap this is just my opinion.. but I see the it on the upside
charts have changed on yahoo and investorshub I could be to big move up check the charts out
buy all you can they put out 10k after close Friday,,
maybe bets wants a e
can anyone answers this question. thanks,,on the chart way is there a red line going across the page in the chart..every otc stock has a red line in the chart just different price,,
thanks dazytek
down 7 percent to .05 cents bottom in move upward coming so go seanienation...
should have called it SeanieNation.com
I bought the rest of my shares last week..up from here go seaniemac.com