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what does that have to do with this stock?
They still own this company with shares. They just sell their own stuff and price it ridiculously. They call all the shots behind the scenes. The other company, DEAC is another one they have. Could be more, I only worked with Tony and Sarah on those 2 stocks.
There was a time when they seemed to have some actual working code, but I couldn't say how successful they were because when I started working for them it seemed pretty broken. They hired me in October of 2013 and what I saw them doing was illegal and against the TCPA regulations(they were crawling craigslist for people selling cars, and then they would use software to text those people with spam to try and generate traffic to their website and get them to sign up. They would pretend to be someone who they might now, mention selling a car and then give them a link to their site(classifiedride.net).
They were trying to get into the lead selling business, but they couldn't get any good contracts in it. The one they had was paying really low, and they kept trying to do things against the rules to generate leads. It was basically broken. These contracts should have been extremely easy to get, but for all the "connections" they were suppose to have, they couldn't get in the door with them.
Then they couldn't pay their employees, they were extremely flaky. They still owe me money. I saw your TLC post and sorry I had to delete it, but I found it funny she claims to make $5000 a day, and yet couldn't pay employees.
Anyway, they bought the DEAC symbol and transferred the auto stuff from SMAA to it. I rebuilt a legitimate version of the classifiedride site, but they quit paying(again) and I ended up quitting after nearly 2 months with no pay. It never made it to production. They just flaked out.
They moved that asset over to DEAC and sold it to themselves.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69438206
You'll notice specifically on page13 of their report Baker Myers and Associates, LLC. That's them selling themselves a website with no real traffic, no real clients, for $1,000,000(btw, it was originally $3,000,000 but they were forced to lower it or something after the fact). Same thing with Autoglance.
This is what they do. They are nothing but scammers. I don't buy those $5k a day claims for a minute. And if it is true, they are some of the worst kind of people for not paying their employees.
I could keep going, but I'll stop it there for now.
The other guy just said he called them and they are strictly energy.
Get a grip on yourself.
I worked on that stuff personally. It's gone, they moved the assets over to the DEAC company, and DEAC doesn't do automotive stuff anymore either.
I pointed this stuff out last summer before they claimed the gaming industry.
I have no idea why they have the auto page up still. Like I said, they've been out of that industry for years now.
I doubt it. They did automotive stuff years ago, but basically all the assets were moved over to their other company. I saw that happen first hand. Not that any of them really worked well to begin with.
Even when they were doing it, they couldn't get in the door with the lead buyers really and the only company that would work with them gave them horribly low prices for leads.
Outside that, their classified ads relied on illegal means to generate leads for the few private clients they had. They would spam people with text messages after stealing their phone numbers off craigslist.
Their classified website was: www.classifiedride.net(and .com), but it's not loading for me this morning. If it comes up I'll see if they've done any updates to it, otherwise - it doesn't actually work.
I'm somewhat surprised they even still show the page you linked to be honest.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/classifiedridecom/Select-StateProvince/classifiedridecom-scam-Internet-1098732
http://www.dealershipforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3444
All they do is scam people.
It's the only product they've announced that they have an actual deal with to sell.
They are working on something WindStax it says, but says they are just looking for a minority ownership in it.
http://www.smaalliance.net/energy.html
I haven't done any DD on WindStax yet, but they don't look like anything that would ever be mass produced. Maybe they have a niche market or something, I haven't looked. I will later.
That's not a separate product. That is the product that $SMAA has a license to distribute now.
Unless there is a dramatic price drop, it's not economically viable.
Yes, that thing will cost you over $10,000.
The small phone chargers run over $200.
http://www.rawlemon.com/collections/all
They've been on the market for years already, nobody is buying them.
I'm not talking about the old company, I'm talking about the glass ball thing.
You can already buy them and they've been on the market for years. They are extremely overpriced and have already failed.
It's been on the market for more than 2 years and isn't producing results.
It's extremely overpriced. Unless you consider $230 for a phone charger that takes forever a good deal.
Coincidence, they've had the same name since they were in the auto lead industry.
The only product they have a license for looks like a scam. I did a little research on it. Quickly found out it's been on the market for years and I've never heard of anyone getting one.
$10,000 for one that produces 560 watts during optimal conditions.
Just another hype scam.
I don't know how much the stock will go up, the pump and dumps never cease to amaze me on these things - but it's pretty obvious the company itself isn't going to be doing anything real this time either.
I wouldn't call what they do choking. Choking would suggest they actually put efforts towards making it a real company.
It's easy to come up with ideas and issue press releases. Bringing in another company, if that is what is really going on, is probably the one chance they have at such a thing. They are way too flaky to do anything on their own.
Well good luck. I have no ill towards investors, but I'll be shocked if something actually comes of it.
Same thing they did last year, and then nothing ever happened after.
Looks like I was 100% right about the gaming stuff. Not that everyone who gave me a ton of grief over it while pumping the sunshine actually care about that.
Good luck
And last summer it was all about gaming and I got to listen to "DD" about how it was a billion dollar industry and such.
But there is still no actual product here, and they have no developed anything. It's all about what they are going to be doing, and given their history I see no reason to believe this is anything different than the rest - a bunch of hype to screw investors out of cash.
Stealing images off google doesn't make a product.
Every image on their energy page are just images taken from google.
It doesn't take connections, just a little bit of money.
Here, you can hire Dick Cheney right now to speak at your next birthday party:
http://www.harrywalker.com/speakers/dick-cheney
Btw, dick Cheney costs about $75k.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2013/07/11/hillary-clinton-isnt-alone-former-politicians-rake-it-in-on-speaker-circuit/
Pretty sure they pay big money for speakers like that.
Although Dick Cheney should be pretty cheap.
We'll see, so far it's just the same thing SMAA has been doing for years. Lots of promises with no delivery.
On to what? Where is the product? Am I missing it, because all I see are 3 general categories they claim they will be doing R&D in, but no actual product.
More fluff, should have known. This is no different than all their other claims - still no actual product.
It's always late.
Well the energy page claims are bull at the moment.
It's funny how they claim the energy thing isn't available because of the webmasters hardware malfunction. But yet they are somehow still able to publish a notice of the malfunction and then they put a release date for it to be published, rather than doing it right away.
That timer would take more work than actually publishing information.
Something stinks unless there is some big interactive content thing that is being published on the date. This is looking more and more like a cheap advertising/hype campaign.
Roughrider power is the new CEO's company that filed for bankruptcy a few years ago.
http://trib.com/news/local/sen-jennings-files-bankruptcy-petition/article_ca575be1-1286-59ec-bc98-985b2dc62ff8.html
State Sen. Austin "Kit" Jennings, R-Casper, listed nearly $1.9 million in liabilities in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection petition after losing a contract dispute with Wyoming Machinery Co., according to court records.
It was $3 when Tony took it over.
The CEO has another company at that location and so does his brother. IIRC one of them is a lumber company or something. Can't remember 100% off the top of my head, I researched it a bit last week.
Yep, they weren't even able to do that last time. Maybe you guys will get lucky this time.
Well they've done more than they did with the last news claim. I'll give them that.
Don't even know what you are talking about when it comes to IT web people.
.net works, try it again. Shows energy and everything.
Doesn't take IT to make that kind of website.
Looks like a fluff no content website that probably took less than an hour to build. Should have figured it wouldn't be anything real.
Really? What in the world remotely gives you that opinion?
This is the same company that couldn't even release a mobile game or website and suddenly they are going to put out this kind of technology?
That address is one that Kip Jennings already had as he is apparently also the "CEO" of Flexcon LLC.
Looks like he has other family there as well.
https://rehold.com/Casper+WY/BURLINGTON+AVE/1830
What does $SMAA have to offer another company in a merger other than the ability to sell stock for raising funds?
Without another company to provide an actual product/inventory SMAA is nothing more than a shell company. The only thing of value is the ticker and shares with the ability to sell them.
What does a general paragraph on mergers have to do with this particular claim of a merger?
So what does SMAA have to offer this other company?
Why doesn't anyone expect the company to dump loads of shares soon?
If there actually is a merger, then the only reason the other company would want to merge is to be able to sell a bunch of shares for revenue generation.
What else does $SMAA in itself have to offer another company?