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All a vacuum cleaner salesman has is retail experience. Val is no tech genius, he simply reads and spews back what he has read of the industry. Self-delusion undid him when, ever looking for business opportunities, he was hosed by some shrewd folks with a 'biz op' to dump on him. Val bought the proverbial Brooklyn Bridge and has been trying to resell it via tweets and peeps and the fudgy PRs he writes for this pinkstink listed share machine called Mediag3.
LOL Every other company mentioned has product. All Val has is talk. The PPS demonstrates very clearly how cheap Val's talk is.
There has been no public confirmation of anything, only a fluff and puff PR designed to facilitate a share dump of aged and ready shares in the 100s of millions.
You have to realize: pinksheet CEOs often lie. Sometimes the explanation for failure is that simple. China Dragon? Another China Scam outfit without ANY doubt. Let's do the math here: Scam + Scam = Scam
Fluff & Hot Air PRs are for dumping into. Better hope the dumpers don't decide to dump at any price now that the latest string-along PR has failed. What else would one expect as a result from a garbage in, garbage out CEO?
The impressive dual phone set in that closet office of Val's MDGC/Mesh Global would make me sell like the house was on fire. Val was badly hosed and he's just passing it on like any good fly-by-night pinky CEO! LOL
Of course, all Val has ever done is put out PRs to string everyone along. There is nothing here, nor will there ever be.
Val hooked himself up to his own 'on paper only' company Meshglobal via a few ISPs. This is the usual string-along PR Val is now famous for! Nothing that any vacuum cleaner salesman couldn't do! LOL Someone is on Val's case to get something on the wires so those 100s of millions of ripe shares from a year ago can be dumped. Again, same as usual with this sinking pink.
Who wouldn't be sick and tired of a vacuum cleaner salesman trying to pass himself off as anything more than a 58 year old seller of Hoovers, Dirt Devils and Sisel snake oil! Someone recently discovered he's doing interior decorating! That sure is GREAT news about a CEO of a tech company. Pass me your bucket and mop, Val! MDGC is bleeding all over the place and YOU aren't doing a thing about it!
What's going on today? 100s of millions of shares need a new home before heading to zero. Same as always here. Shares drop from the sky like mayflies: they live a single day before they die! Or is that, dive?
Read the entire message. The time at which the original QUESTION was supposedly sent has not even arrived yet on this date! LOL
The only thing Val has going on with most of these "vendors" is a link exchange. Except no one wants to put MDGC on their site except for Meshglobal, a company Val himself created on paper! LOL
Val is the one who cannot post a photo of anything pertaining to MDGC. The embarrassment would be too great -- more than Val has ever suffered up until now with his failed string-along PRs, the penny stock chaser scam, the revelation he sells vacuum cleaners and Sisel mouthwash.
Photographic proof of being tapped out and dumb is nothing anyone would want to post in public! LOL
It looks like Val just made up MeshGlobal.
A...hem A...hem. Of course he did. He's a vacuum cleaner salesman. What on EARTH is there to anticipate from such a rube? More photoshop junk and string-along PRs, that's what.
The very fact Val doesn't know they merged is because he is a cut and paste CEO. I don't think he even needed photoshop to accomplish this bit of stupidity. LOL
That is exactly what these rat CEOs do, set up another company, move the assets to it (if there were any HA!) and leave the empty shell swinging in the breeze, left for dead. Yup. The plan is all laid out in the files of the Idaho Sec. of State, where Mesh Global has a 100,000 set of starter shares to play with.
Come to think of it, that's exactly how Val got stuck with this empty shell of a stinking benjamin.
Wytec carries no weight, other than the weight the Wytec announcement exerted on the pps when the pps dropped from a penny to where it is now. In that respect Wytec weighs like a HUGE sack of sand.
Google will not buy this trash, even if it is the time of year for stinking benjamins to blossom.
Trouble is Eastman Kodak is a real company whereas MDGC was set up to be a pinksheet scam. There is a rather substantial difference in corporate quality, without a doubt!
What joke? Oh, you mean, Val !! Well, providing interior decorating is the next natural step after selling the ladies one of his vacuum cleaners!!! LOL!!!!!
Over at Mesh Global you probably have John Lehne as maybe the carpet installer! LOL!!!
Mediag3 HAS released a ton of the only product it was designed to manufacture:
Worthless Pinkstink Stock!! HA!!
The individuals who founded those companies were young, talented, with brains. Unlike a 58 year old vacuum cleaner salesman who sells pimple creme on the side. ANY comparison is utterly ridiculous! LOL times a billion!
LOL That would be like Val, who created the no asset, "on paper only" company called Mesh Global, paying himself. I guess he could do it since the value of anything MDGC has is zero and he has zero to work with. Makes for an easy to draw up contract, Val with himself. HA!!
being deceived about Val Westergard's background No one can claim to be deceived in the future regarding Val. Everyone now knows he's nothing but a vacuum cleaner salesman. Nothing more. Nope! LOL He's nowhere close to being that neurosurgeon he said he started out to be, as his bio states. Double LOL!!
MDGC was worthless when it was formed as a way to sell pinksheet shares. It was worthless as a tech company when Vacuum Cleaner Val was sold the tiller to the Titanic. It is even more worthless now -- if that were possible. HA!!!
...But AT&T Inc. already has an ample supply of unused wireless spectrum that it plans to use to expand its network over the next several years.
Mobile data usage has indeed exploded over the last few years, but AT&T's own figures indicate that growth is slowing down now that smartphones are already in many hands.
Speaking to investors and journalists after the deal was announced, Stephenson said several times that the company's mobile data volumes have increased 80-fold over four years -- since the launch of the iPhone. But he also said he expects data volumes to grow eight to 10 times over the next five years, a much lower rate.
AT&T and its chief competitor, Verizon Wireless, have healthy spectrum holdings, thanks in large part to a government auction of old TV airwaves in 2008.
Sprint Nextel Corp., the No. 3 wireless provider, has huge amounts of spectrum available to it through a partnership with Clearwire Corp., of which it also owns the majority. That spectrum, too, is largely unused, but some technical considerations make it more difficult to exploit than Verizon's and AT&T's holdings.
AT&T has enough airwaves that it agreed to transfer some of its spectrum holdings to T-Mobile USA, along with a $3 billion breakup fee, if the deal is blocked by regulators.
Even if the deal doesn't increase the amount of spectrum available to U.S. phone users, there are some gains to be expected in terms of the amount of data and the number of calls that can be carried.
That's because combining the spectrum holdings of AT&T and T-Mobile would let AT&T make better, more efficient use of T-Mobile's holdings.
Today, if AT&T's data network is overloaded in an area, the traffic doesn't move over to T-Mobile's network, even if there's spare capacity there. But that would happen after the two companies combine, resulting in better utilization.
But the logical extension of that argument is that we could make even better use of the airwaves if we had only one wireless company in the nation -- a monopoly. The economics of the business already point in that direction: The No. 3 and 4 carriers, T-Mobile and Sprint, have been struggling for years against the industry leaders, AT&T and Verizon Wireless.
-- Associated Press
http://blog.oregonlive.com/business_impact/print.html?entry=/2011/03/att_talks_of_spectrum_shortage.html
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Huge nail in the coffin! If Vacuum Val wasn't enough to kill the stock, this is:
http://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2011/03/att_talks_of_spectrum_shortage.html
No one needs MDGC for ANYTHING!!! Not that MDGC is capable of providing anything, since it was basically a stupid hoax Val bought into and got himself hosed, beaten and ruined!!!! HA!!!!
Val supposedly held 500 million shares in recent months. After dumping 50 million, he is said to have 450 million. Somehow he got his hands on several times 113 million shares on the ride up to 1 billion 200 plus million worthless shares.
Whoda thunk a stinking pink CEO could manage that -- but nothing else "worthwhile"? HA!!!
It always is something. Some new roadblock, year after year. Wait. Wait Wait. But there are no real roadblocks, just string-along nonsense put out by the blockhead that's running the company!! That is the problem.
15 years of zilch have preceded 2011. What will summer bring but more of the same!! Luxon is a liar, plain and simple. As are Ray Powers and Val Westergard. It is so simple a babe could see it.
We will see if the market trusts the management or not. Most of the time in such situations the 'nots' win.
The MMs hope your statement is convincing:
Patience and staying powere always win out.
Stocks by the score go to .0001 or disappear every year. MDGC is a candidate for the cellar box if there ever was one. Those who stayed in -- lost.
The MMs must salivate over the thoughts of this Val, a 58 y/o vacuum cleaner salesman, who managed to get himself hosed by some very shrewd folks!! HA!!!! They really took the beater bar to this guy!!!
LOL That trio of idiots floundered around for years until they finally figured out they could scam the market with EHRs!!! Everyone laughed themselves to death in 2007 over Ray saying they were going to be the next WebMD!!! "The EYE!! the EYE!!" they would scream over and over (about CBS). Too funny!!
Too revealing!!!
Look, all Ray and company are interested in is pizza and beer money, and diluting the heck out of MLKNA should the revenue never materialize or dry up from superior paid -- and now some free -- fully certified competition.
The leopard's spots do not change. Management loses the market's no confidence vote every time.
Corporate Offices linked to major Boiler Room Stock Fraud:
http://www.citronresearch.com/index.php/2003/10/
All those aged shares ripe for sale by the 100s of millions are not worried either. They'll be johnny on the spot for sale at the next PR Val cooks up.
Other names circulated regarding Val the CEO are Electrolux, Hoover and Dirt Devil. A tech firm run by a vacuum cleaner salesman. It sounds just as absurd now as it did six-months ago!! HA!!
has commenced final design
There is the weasel clause. I would wager that the 'final design' never is finalized. Areius has never produced a blessed thing in 15 years. Year 16, until it finally goes belly up, will be no different.
Lewis the CEO put a lot of hours into CITC. He's a lawyer. Billable hours are very expensive, requiring 100,000,000,000,000,000,000 shares @ .0002 to cover the CEOs salary. LOLOLOLOLOL
My reply was to some statement about there being zero shorts in CCME, which was untrue. CCME has a Big4 aduditor. If the news is that auditor has resigned, not only CCME is going down but most Chinese ADRs will follow suit. IMO the Chinese R/M ADRs are trades, not investments.
First, the news would have to be good news, or else the shorts are correct. Second, the float is indeed 90% shorted:
http://quotes.wsj.com/CCME
(Scroll 1/2 down the page, look to the right under, Investing in CCME)
there are now 2 billion more shares that need to be unloaded
Shares are certainly easier to unload than turnip trucks.