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I've got less than 100k shares left here...my emotion is no longer part of the equation being that what I've got left can barely buy me a nice dinner somewhere. I'd say the only people who are still trading on emotion here are those who have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the deal and are unwilling to claim defeat. I am willing to claim defeat. I have very little left to lose, so I can afford to see things how they are. You probably can't afford to take that course of enlightenment at this point however, so hope away. I can tell you my understanding of the situation here is far healthier in the long run than yours will ever be.
Nope. Avoided common sense 24 months ago and it bit me hard. Common sense is the only thing that can save us from the greed that comes with "what if". The common sense says that this is headed toward some serious legal problems and that both sides of the arguement are willing to fight to the death. Common sense says that QASP is broke. Common sense wonders why Centaflix is so "under the radar" for a company apparently so involved in an already-saturated VOIP market. Common sense asks very reasonable questions (without a reasonable answer) as to why Centaflix is involved AT ALL.
When people are so emotionally and personally involved in a business transaction, only bad things can happen. The only gold you see is the movie rights to this entire story....beyond that, there is nothing here for anybody looking to actually get their money back (not to mention actually make money).
Regardless of how stupid their efforts are, they still tie up time and resources in the courts instead of actually getting anything done. I think your use of the word "comfortably sitting" is laughable. Nobody is comfortable down here...not even at 5x the current SP actually.
I guess you're BANKING on being right once. Glad you're rich, because nothing you've got in your IHub portfolio has made a dime (in fact....they are all in the pooper), and me thinks QASP isn't going to be any different.
But I don't have Billionaire friends, and you apparently do, so I guess I'm just full of ..it.
Perception is king and the king is dead.
Dean has successfully marred any decent perception of this stock that may have remained. Anybody looking for a meaningful investment won't look long here, and that is all that matters.
There is so much deceit and lies with all of these companies and with QASP specifically, that I have no idea what any of this means. All I know is that if Owen's is serious, than he is operating his business in a way nobody else does. Between that, the general lack of info in Centa as a whole, and my faith in this both being a meaningful merger, and something that will actually happen, is nonexistant. "QASP better merge or die" can't be any more true....but that doesn't mean this merger is any good. Add all that to the fact that regardless of who is right or wrong, there is significant upheval in the management of QASP, whomever that may be. The filed documents are all wrong, lawyers running a'muck, creditors knocking, and the planes and simulators possibly being repossessed in the next week or so, and there is nothing good here. Nothing at all. Any legitimate company would be distancing themselves as far from QASP as possible right now.
Not sure I've ever come across a pinksheet stock that didn't end up being "too good to be true". Some pop for whatever reason, but in the end, they all die a slow miserable death. Long term investing here is a guaranteed way to lose your money....all of it.
Yeah, but you're looking at this from the standpoint of logic and common business sense. That vantage point seems to have eluded the Centaflix team as well as many of the shareholders on IHub. None of this makes any sense coming from the CEO of a company which supposedly has everything going for it. If I owned a business which was doing well, I wouldn't put it in harm’s way (or even expose it to bad press by associating it with such a lowlife company as QASP), even if my own child had lost off of his or her money in it. To put your business and reputation out there to get dragged through the mud just to help out a couple buddies who have bad investment sense is a ridicules notion. For anybody to take this motive seriously is basically taking the last 24 months of lies and deceit and saying "well...that sucked, but this is obviously a whole different ball game". I see this as OT of the exact same ball game.
You are gunna lose it all here. Spending your retirement money in a stock where everything is crooked is the fastest way to lose it. Please tell me you're not being honest about having all your money in QASP...PLEASE.
The definition of insanity is repeating the same action over and over, each time expecting a different result. Anybody surprised by the calamity of the conference call is, by definition, insane.
"We" meaning the collective "investors" here on IHub. I don't represent anybody except myself, who just happens to be a QASP fatality.
Both of which are now being called to the mat for not going about this correctly and not actually having control of the corporation. K DB2...you do that.
It is notarized and signed by multiple parties. If it is fake, it is an extremely convincing fake. Furthermore, to have created a fake like that would land the creator in federal prison for forgery....I doubt anybody would be that stupid. I think it is real, and I think this is the final blow before QASP lies dead on the mat.
What a useless POS this entire story has become.
And still the stock goes up. Folks, the jig is up and this document is completely legal. Notarized and everything. Anybody still thinking there is value here deserves exactly what they are gunna get....shares equalling $0.00.
Talk of shorting in any of these pink sheet stocks is a desperate attempt by those trying to insert unreasonable optimism into particular stock forums to justify the sinking of a stock price or mass selling. Every single stock I've ever played down here has the same tag lines brought up each time the SP drops. "Short Selling, Short Selling, Oh No! Somebody call the SEC!!!!"
Bull****.
This stock sucks, everybody is seeing the legal implications of what is transpiring, and the few still left holding this stock are trying to convince others that everything is ok.
Wake up folks. Everything is NOT ok, and you're not getting your investment back. End of story.
I cannot express fully how glad I am to be on the sidelines of QASP right now. What a total and most likely unresolvable mess. If Centaflix is indeed legitimate, I cannot comprehend how they could consider QASP to be anything other than a poison pill for any future legitimacy.
What a mess.
That still doesn't answer the question as to why the shareholders have not once been asked to vote on anything pertaining to the business of QASP. You and I have never been granted a voice, even though the corporate bylaws on file with both the Colorado and Florida SOS clearly state we have that right.
There are obviously lots and lots of things going on behind the scenes that NONE of us know about. That doesn't make me a comfortable shareholder at all.
Nope...still a dozen lines down or so...
Daniel Richmond
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Feel free to contact the Copyright guy whose info I just posted...he will clarify immediately who owns what.
At the point where a company says publicly that they own a technology, and then it is proven that they don't, I no longer consider anything they have to offer to be of value. If you can accept lying from a company you're investing in, than I guess that's your perogative. I draw the line.
All it proves is that Centaflix is nothing special and that they don't have the kind of backing to make their merger with QASP to cause any increase in shareholder value. If you do any looking at all, you'll see Centaflix has a terrible online presence, their social networking sites are dorment, and there are no testimonials or other indication that anybody in the world actually uses their "products". That is the point.
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One single call can clarify all of this. I don't care enough about any of this to call at this point, but other might.
Daniel Richmond
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c/o Internet MegaMeeting, LLC
14900 Ventura Blvd., Suite 310
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
By Telephone: 818-783-4311
By Fax: 818-783-4371
email: danr@MegaMeeting.com
http://www.megameeting.com/eula.html
The legal stuff certainly doesn't read like these guys are re-selling technology they don't have full intellectual control over.
My money is on Centaflix just being part of the MLM...
http://www.megameeting.com/privatebranding.html
Very easy to see how this link plays into the "Centaflix Technology". The chances of Centaflix being the one actually behind the technology instead of just leasing it is slim to none.
Oh...and don't forget this link....
http://www.megameeting.com/mlm-business-opportunity.html
Another MLM!!!! Holy Smokes...the house of mirrors keeps going, and going, and going.
Ya think? This whole thing is a gigantic joke. Anybody who can't connect the dots (or rather, see that the dots don't even exist) deserve to lose the rest of whats left of their investment here. Ignorant right to the bitter end.
Why do you say that? This one has been on my radar for many many months and it has never performed how it should....what is changing?
I think this sweater is starting to unravel quickly....Centaflix just rebranding somebody elses intellectual property? If that isn't a scam, I don't know what is.
From the trading this morning, it looks like that conference call wasn't all that exciting. These guys suck at pumping. They should bring in Dean for some consulting in these matters...
I don't think "Round 2" is a scam...I just think it is a result of desparation and poor decision making. Buy the lows, sell the highs. Its the only money left here.
I look at it as merely an oppertunity for those of us who no longer believe in this grand scheme to sell a few shares during some inflated bump. This supposed collaboration between Colexis and MS is just looking more and more like a pump to me. Even the verbiage used in that "news" is amateurish at best. For a company that supposedly has everything in the world going for it, they way they portray themselves on the web is in no way comforting. And once again, this Colexis seems to want a hand in everything which was exactly when things started falling apart for Quasar in the first place. Stinks to me, but if it allows me to sell some 0.0015's at 0.003 than whatever...
The long term prospects of this company, as well as any "real" investment, is long gone.
Did a Billionaire get spooked by something?
Ha! I wasn't even watching this today. Here's hoping. I was starting to get nervous.
What the flying F does this mean?
Yes...HDSN was the primary dilution machine from late 2009-early 2010.
Hopefully this all just proves to be silly speculation....dilution now will be the death blow.
Damn you 15's and your temptation.
IF the OS goes up as a result of the trading today, this puts into question everything....absolutly everything.
I dunno. I posted this morning that I had a sneaking suspicion that the OS just jumped up, but calling the TA confirmed that it was the same...today. The way the trading has gone today, it looks like somebody with a big-lotta shares decided to get out. This doesn't make sense this late in the game however, which only leaves one other option. I hate the thought of that, especially since those 0.0015's tempted me back into the game for now (damn it!). God help us all if that OS bumps over 1.5B in the next couple days...
I don't disagree with that ratio, but the amount of buying pressure has had no effect on the ticker this morning. Somebody is sitting at 0.0018 unloading shares. Just because they are bought at the ASK doesn't mean somebody isn't selling at the ASK...in fact, that is how this all works. For somebody to buy, somebody else has to sell.
Somebody is selling a LOT of shares today at .0018. I thought for a second maybe it was QASP, but a check with Computershare indicates no change to the OS.
So, who is selling millions of shares today and why?
They did not go about this correctly from the start. If things are as they have been represented by the Digenova camp and Dean was in fact fraudulently filing with the Colorado SOS, than a C&D should have been issued IMMEDIATELY (the first time), and a correct filing should have followed, IMMEDIATELY. To say they didn't (and can't) do this because of an ongoing investigation is ludacris. I don't know who the legal minds are "behind the scenes" here....obviously seriously deficient.
So...is this thing dead on the vine, or just a long term wait? Was the original speculative excitement disproven in some way? Wondering whether my investment here is history...??