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All Val had to say last year was, "Tomorrow! Yes, Sir! Tomorrow!" Same old string-along song from the Vac Shack CEO!
That second paragraph is what led to the discovery that the entire transaction was set up by Hwang to monetize the otherwise worthless patents as a con via stock sales. The patents were worthless to the technology marketplace and were dumped for whatever value the stock sales produced. Who do you think owned ADML but Hwang!!! It's preposterous and a rich joke on anyone who actually believed that nonsense!
Of course a vacuum cleaner salesman like Val would, in a heartbeat!! LOL
The 2011 story will be a sinker once people are reminded that MDGC is run by a vacuum cleaner salesman. It's a simple enough concept, a company run by a 58 year old vacuum cleaner salesman. The perfect reminder to illustrate the comedic dearth of talent. LOL The prospects here are zero once the current play drys up.
You want to know who tipped FINRA and the Pinksheets about the attorney and the IR sharing an address. HA!
Annd? A reprint of a paid PR? What does that prove but more of the same, which is exactly nothing.
Pfft! There's nothing new here from last week, last month or last year. You can also throw in the last decade if you like. It's still a company with absolutely nothing going for it. No one has forgotten it's run by a flat broke vacuum cleaner salesman. No one, because it is so hilarious!
All well and good except Wytec died 8 years ago. The executives fled with whatever they could stuff in their backpacks and briefcases, leaving the heap of failed enterprise in the dust. Along comes Val years later, Mr. Dust Expert, who photoshops and spins a worthless bag of dirt into another pinksheets P&D story, slathered with a hefty layer of pimple creme. Anyone got some lipstick?
It's Peterson, or so he claims! LOL
The wall broke not long ago on the way down. Fear not. They'll keep fishing in the MDGC pool for dollars using shares as bait.
.0028... woohooo there's a big'un! Another $2800 practically flew into the boat. LOL
Charles explained months ago how Val was using dot-com bubble era funny math in arriving at that figure. Decade old junk, decade old discredited math. LOL
Wytec flailed, failed and died 8 years ago. The dregs were sold and resold until some vacuum cleaner salesman on the look out for any opportunity to save his 58 year old financial backside bought a bunch of junk, the syllabus from the X-files and a copy of photoshop. Barely clever, but not good enough to remain hidden in plain sight once the Facts Train ran him down and flattened him !!!
Frost and Sullivan Award: Promega refused a Frost and Sullivan Award
Mannheim, 7 August 2006 - Promega GmbH, Mannheim, refuses the Frost & Sullivan Europe 2006 Product Innovation Award.
“We clearly regard the fact that the publication of obtaining a prize is associated with costs for the prize-winner as ethically very questionable,” said Dr. Peter Quick, CEO of Promega GmbH. “We find that this equals an invitation to corrupt behaviour. We will therefore not accept the prize.”
As you said, a pinky play is the only truth here. The rest is the pipedream BS of some guy in Idaho who fast needs to fund a 401k survival kit because he's been lazy for 40 years! LOL. You'll be seeing A LOT of that scenario during the next few years.
If you wondered about the 178,000 figure, it was taken from a 2005 estimate of the total number of cell towers in the US. Val isn't bright enough to change the number slightly in order to make the figure harder to find.
in June 2005, about 178,000 cell towers in the U.S. served about 194 million wireless subscribers, or about one cell site for every 1,094 subscribers.
I just sent a text. I accessed one of those 178,000 towers, as anyone can. The claim is, as usual, an example of a propaganda trick called 'the big lie', perfected in Germany in the 1930s - 40s.
This stock has been full of padded, garbage biographies since day 1. Time to call in the sanitation department.
Same address
Law Offices of Michael L Corrigan
11995 El Camino Real
Suite 301
San Diego, CA 92130
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=8868707
Equititrend
11995 El Camino Real
Suite 301
San Diego, CA 92130
http://www.equititrend.com/contact.html
LOL Time to bake another apple, a big one.
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CHWM is a joke
Intangible assets: $305K
Property and Equipment: $502.00
Hmmmmm, where is that investment, you know the $4M. Are they talking about USD? They never come out and say $4M = 4 million. They must have meant 4 thousand, one M is 1000, 4 is 4000! They'll never spell it out because they haven't got it.
I do find total current liabilities to be: $4,898,879.
I guess that $4.9M USD represents all those Corporate Promissory Notes they have put out there paying themselves, to support that Balance Sheet Entry of: Property and Equipment of $502K -- oh, and let's not forget the INTANGIBLE ASSETS!!! another $305K.
Whew, I am so confused here.
Maybe someone could explain all of this to me. I am just a poor redneck and I really need some smart person to explain how this works? I am thinking the $4M is NOT USD, but some other denomination? I mean, they did not actually way it was in USD, and most international companies are so careful about that one!!!
And the person who prepared that unaudited statement, according to the signature section, was Val Westgard, or it that still Westergard, who knows? LOL. Val the 'CPA' Vacuum Cleaner Salesman.
The financials clearly indicate shares were issued in exchange for media credits. $61,000 worth of shares at that time. Sure, go set a value of $10 million on a 1973 Ford Pinto. But the quality of the service you'll receive in exchange from that Pinto will surface to the level of reality in short order.
The pinksheets are not the SEC. Strike one.
The media credits were bought with shares worth no where near the value claimed. At the time the shares were worth about $61,000. Now they are worth much less! As Cassandra once noted, that line in the financials would never pass an audit. Strike two.
What's strike three? ................ Val
LOL
It must get pretty crowded for all these 99% loss companies sharing space and huddling together to survive. Touching, isn't it!
Yuuup. Mr. Web Page Company is busy busy -- just like it was 1996!
You should DD the management's past, why Avreo (Ray) Vuono, James Rose and Konrad Kim all stick together like glue in order to understand why the market has the same skepticism regarding Medlink as you do.
http://www.citronresearch.com/index.php/2003/10/21/stocklemon-reports-on-interpharm-ipa/
Yeah. Every company produces annual reports before the end of their fiscal year, just because they feel 'it's time'. And I've heard they do the same for their quarterlies as well! LOL
Unilava connection? I would be ashamed of any association with that 98% loss company. It is amazing: all these bankrupt pinksheet companies, pinksheet IRs and pinksheet law offices share the same PO box and indulge in, among other shenanigans, over inflated biographies? LOL Bring back Dr. Peterson. At least his lack of sanity provided a reasonable excuse for his utter nonsense bio.
Possibly that attorney works closely with EquitiTrend?
More likely AXS. They couldn't spell correctly either.
There are numerous pinksheets that 'fully report' their unaudited financials which currently sit at .0001. LOL You have a market to convince -- beyond some PO Box attorney who has charged other clients 100 million free trading shares in exchange for his magic letter. An opinion letter that means nothing if the market isn't convinced.
What? Imperial Wireless lasted a year before Val was hosed by the architects of this decade long farce that started with the failure of the original Wytec. Now all one finds is Mr Photoshop, Sir Cut & Paste, struggling to keep his retirement plan on the respirator.
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=62400265
The attorney offered an opinion on Val's ability to at least count to ten, but clearly stated, without laboring to form an opinion, that the accounting was UNaudited.
LOL Everything is couched in "will be", "we plan", "we expect" ... we make up stories! Whoo hoo! All this planning, with all of $30 bucks in the bank now. Guess someone ate lunch out once since last quarter.
[Page 27:] 6. an estimate of the amount spent during each of the last two fiscal years on research and developmental activities, and, if applicable, the extent to which the cost of such
activities are borne directly by customers;
The Company has not spent any material amounts in the last two fiscal years on research or development activities.
There was no ramp up to Thanksgiving 2010. Nothing was expended on any such effort. You'll have to cut the baloney thicker, Val, no one has an appetite for the thin slices any longer.
Who would trust the next announcement, if one were even attempted. The 58 year old Sisel hawker in Idaho is exactly like the boy who has cried wolf a hundred times already!
What has been accomplished? My add: Val has made lots of happy market makers who love Val for giving them a fresh cellar bottom stock to count on shortly
What would you expect from someone with the intellectual capacity of a vacuum cleaner salesman and photoshop king?
Might a Non Disclosure Agreement simply allow a Pinky CEO to slice the baloney as thick as he liked without having to worry about repercussions later? Sounds like a great share selling tool, even better than "Forward Looking Statements". HA!!
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F for Val
That's the REAL poll result! LOL
Riiight. Yesterday's news means squat! Here in pinksville they wrap the fish in it! LOL
Wow! Aerius only announced marketing partner is run by a guy who claimed to be a pre-neurosurgeon but was found out to be a vacuum cleaner salesman and multilevel marketer of Sisel pimple creme up in No.wheres.ville, Idaho? Woo hoo!!! That decision shows there is not much business sense rattling around in Luxon's old brain these days.
Ever notice how AERS passes out 'exclusive' deals to anyone needing a PR for the day. Here's another exclusive deal from a few months ago. Exclusive? Riiiiight. Oh, btw, no phones were delivered after those 90 days!!! Same old, same old -- for 15 years! LOL
May 13, 2010 (FinancialWire) -- Aerius International Inc., (OTC: AERS) has signed an exclusive agreement to license its cell phone antenna technology to PowerIdea, a major cell phone manufacturer in Shenzhen, China, to produce Aerius equipped phones for children worldwide. Initial sales samples of the new phone are expected to be delivered in approximately 90 days.
"Compared to other cell phone tests of Aerius technology equipped phones by carriers, the FCC, and independent CTIA Authorized labs worldwide show Aerius increases battery life 3 to 5 hours, doubles their coverage area, reduces dropped calls over 60%, and reduces handset power loss into users or SAR an average 99.4%," said Aerius CEO, Bill Luxon.
The market for children's phones is a major growth area in the cellular industry where cell phones for children now represent a major form of communication between parent and child. According to market research firm Yankee Group, cell phone use in the 8 to 12 year-old "tween" market nearly doubled from 5.3 million users in 2006 to 10.5 million users currently, or nearly 54% of the 2010 tween population. A 10 percent market share would generate gross sales of approximately $139 million.
Aerius made about $200.00 last year. HA!!!