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During the time the A/V was going to market, Windows came out with Vista, its new OS. Coding has to keep up with the new OS's and include the old. Vista was an entirely new OS and has changed again to Windows 7. Coding the A/V correctly and keeping up with the new OS sytems can be a daunting task. Many businesses delayed getting Vista or won't do it because of problems of migrating existing programs without experiencing crashes and problems. Beta testing is a laborious and expensive endeavor.
I heard the same thing about Dillon messing up OSR, FUBAR. I'm sure at the time that OSR needed more money to code to keep up with the new OS from Windows and probably Apple. Tony Mason is on the patent for a reason. He knows what he is doing. I'm not a comuputer scientist, but I do have an A.S. in Computer Technology so I know enough to be dangerous.
The reason OSR wont code and become partners with EXobox is the same reason NO Investor will. Too many hands down the pants of the company ready to pinch their gonads. The first money that comes in goes to these leaches so no one wants to invest in this viper pit. Change the players and watch what happens.
Braden, read Laser's post on the sticky at the top of the board. I it is a copy of the white paper. I think he posted a real copy somewhere.
Agreed.
If they have heard the shareholders, why don't they get out of the way and let someone with half a brain like Griffith and Kampa run the company?
Braden, most of the shareholders I know have always been supportive of Scott. Not sure what camp your in?
We are not alone! In some other parallel universe other shareholders have been experiencing the same thing we have. It's Deja Vu all over again. Read some of these posts and it could be us in another time. And yup, you guessed it, Sam, the shim-sham man!
http://ragingbull.quote.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=VXEN
I'll say it again, We have people running this company that have no business doing so. Skipper and Dillon decide what they want to do and hire some n'er do well to sign the papers (Some recent folks excluded-Kampa, Griffith) for them. All they do is talk BS and think everyone will listen and become mesmerized by their words. I know that nothing they say from here on out will change any of our minds about what needs to be done. I do believe in what goes around comes around. Their bad karma is coming around!
This is Sweet, I tend to agree with you on the motives here, but I guess I have a certain curiosity to see what this is all about. The subterfuge (Noun 1. subterfuge - something intended to misrepresent the true nature of an activity;) and intrigue is too much for me to stay away. I wonder if ther will be refreshments? :)
Braden, Unfortunately, what you are saying may happen. However,there is only one member on the board and he was never voted in by the shareholders. The other problem you don't see is that there are people that have no Legal Authority to direct company business calling the shots. Yes, there is reasonable risk in investing, but there is also reasonable expectations that "Company Officials" will run the company, and not someone manipulating shares for their own benefit. This is called insider trading and FRAUD. Even a dog knows the difference between being kicked and being stepped on.
Harvey, do we have a common friend in Bill W?
Braden, I don't need to hear your lecture on gambling on the stock market. I know there is risk. If you want to take your losses and leave, please do so. Every day is risk, crossing the street is a risk. However, when you find out that money that was supposed to be spent on producing the product and was used to decorate unneeded offices and pay large salaries for people doing nothing, it upsets people. It would be different if they really tried and failed, but we dont see any one trying anything other than a fast one on us.
I have never gotten anything in the mail from exobox for 2009. I know the 10Q filing says they did, but I doubt they spent the money to send anything out. I want to see the Postal receipt showing how many letters were mailed out. This should be easy to produce if they actually did send out all the proxies.
I want to echo Laser in that WEall want to see this company run by people we can trust. We have Dillon keep getting paid along with Skipper for doing Squat and "NO ONE" trusts anything we are being told. I just want to reiterate that Laser is not alone in this fight.
Scott, I welcome the invitation. Thanks for putting yourself out there to talk to everyone. I live in Deer Park I will be there. I look forward to meeting you and hearing what you have to say. You founded this company and I hope we can do something to see it come to its fruition. I hope everyone keeps their emotions in check. I know most of us are frustrated, including yourself, but we need to focus on the situation at hand.
GVibes
If this is him, I havent found anything after his initial hiring in 2000 or when he left AAC. I did find a political contribution form on him where he gave some money to a local politician in 2002. Thats the last known date. I have another reference to his name as a company with an income of 230k and 3 employees but no other information other than a private address.
I found a Norman C. Smith that worked for American Achievment in Austin. It says this guy is from Plano. The date is old, 2000. He was President and CEO. Scroll down to see the whole article. Don't know if this is our guy.
http://www.secinfo.com/dsvrp.vwJq.c.htm#1stPage
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I'm glad that Norm has so much experience, I just wish we knew where and what it was he has done. Talk is cheap, but in this case it probably means another puppet on a string
Here we go around again on this 3 ring circus. Who is that man behind the curtain? The great Oz or could it be the Skipper? Giligan and Skipper again, Little Buddy, I don't think we're ever going to get off of this island.
Thanks Jack, I didn't think anyone noticed. Its like pulling a string on a sweater and it just keeps unraveling. I do have confirmation on my claims from SEC filings but didnt want to bore people with all that. These guys have been doing this for a living for some time and are fairly good at covering their tracks.
I know there are more pressing matters at hand, but I want to post this for future reference. I want to try and connect the dots of what I have found out about our lot at Exobox that is "trying to look out for the interests of the shareholders."
The common thread is Sonfield. He is the one found guilty of fraud for stealing Exobox shares in 2008 by the SEC. He is the one responsible for keeping exobox on the pink sheets while the company was under investigation. The SEC didnt find anyone at exobox guilty. Why the SEC didn't find anyone at Exobox guilty, I don't know. Dillon was CEO at the time.
Sonfield is connected to Skipper, Dillon, and to my surprise even Kevin Regan.
Sonfield was the agent for
1. Skipper's company ECCO Energy (Skipper,CEO)
2. Acola (Dillon,CEO-Skipper COB)this is the co. that Skipper and Dillon took over and thenwere made to return 28million shares and go away.
3. Genesis Financial (Kevin Regan,CEO). This Co. is no longer in business. There are other connections here, but I haven't confirmed things, yet.
I doubt its all a coincidence. This is only to show that all these players are connected and have been for some time. There is obviously more here than meets the eye. I'm still digging.
Here is an SEC filing for EXOBOX defining The Rights of Security Holders, that states a shareholder vote will be held to approve the plan within one year of the "effective date" of January 1, 2007, at the shareholders meeting or by proxy,within one year of the effective date. Read paragraph 1.3. If there was a meeting of the majority shareholders, I would like to see who they were and when did this vote actually take place. I don't think a vote was ever taken, EVER. Can we get an emergency shareholders meeting over this fact? A clear violation.
EXHIBIT 4.1
EXOBOX TECHNOLOGIES CORP.
2007 Stock Option Plan
ARTICLE I - PLAN
1.1 Purpose. This Plan is a plan for key employees, officers, directors, and consultants of the Company and its Affiliates and is intended to advance the best interests of the Company, its Affiliates, and its stockholders by providing those persons who have substantial responsibility for the management and growth of the Company and its Affiliates with additional incentives and an opportunity to obtain or increase their proprietary interest in the Company, thereby encouraging them to continue in the employ of the Company or any of its Affiliates.
1.2 Rule 16b-3 Plan. The Company is subject to the reporting requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “1934 Act”), and therefore the Plan is intended to comply with all applicable conditions of Rule 16b-3 (and all subsequent revisions thereof) promulgated under the 1934 Act. To the extent any provision of the Plan or action by the Board of Directors or Committee fails to so comply, it shall be deemed null and void, to the extent permitted by law and deemed advisable by the Committee. In addition, the Board of Directors may amend the Plan from time to time, as it deems necessary in order to meet the requirements of any amendments to Rule 16b-3 without the consent of the shareholders of the Company.
1.3 Effective Date of Plan. The Plan shall be effective January 1, 2007 (the “Effective Date”), provided that within one year of the Effective Date, the Plan shall have been approved by at least a majority vote of stockholders voting in person or by proxy at a duly held stockholders’ meeting, or if the provisions of the corporate charter, by-laws or applicable state law prescribes a greater degree of stockholder approval for this action, the approval by the holders of that percentage, at a duly held meeting of stockholders. No Incentive Option, Nonqualified Option, Stock Appreciation Right, Restricted Stock Award or Performance Stock Award shall be granted pursuant to the Plan ten years after the Effective Date.
Skipper lives in Penny land. He is listed as consultant to the company just as he wants to do for EXBX. If you check the price of the VTEX Energy, it rarely has gone above even 0.03 per share. Check out this website.
http://www.hotstocked.com/companies/v/vtex-energy-VXEN-officers-56625.html
Here is the information for the SEC Attorney that filed against Sonfield. He still works for the SEC in Fort Worth. I have a call in to him to see if he can help us.
David B. Reece
Attorney in Charge
Texas Bar No. 240028 10
S.D. Texas Bar No. 896560 Securities and Exchange Commission Burnett Plaza, Suite 1900 801 Cherry Street, Unit #18
Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6882
(817) 978-6476
(817)978-4927 (fax)
reeced@sec.gov
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
I'm betting/knowing that Skipper is pushing Studdard to do this as does everyone else. They think if they bring in "lawyer" we'll all get scared and run away. I half expected they might play this out this way. They have to bluff because they don't have any cards left. If you can't dazzle them brilliance, baffle them with BS. I'm with you Rat, bring in the artillery and fire for effect. I too would like to know who is paying for Briscoe and who does he represent, the company or Studdard? If he represents the company, he damn well better listen to the s/h's side of the story or he is as culpable as Studdard, Dillon and Skipper. We know what we are dealing with here and we have the resolve to fix this mess. Damn the torpedoes and full steam ahead!
Laser, as I posted before, Sonfield worked for Skipper at a previous company. Both Dillon and Skipper were booted out of Alcola and had to return all their shares as you have pointed out. We definetly can connect the dots with this bunch. They have been routed and kicked out of a company before and we can do it again.
I'm for the 100.00 and proxy vote. The Houston Chronicle might like to hear a good story and so would the SEC. They both could use a good story showing the good guys can win sometimes. The light keeps getting brighter and the bugs have a harder time hiding.
I echo Laser's statements. We have posted evidence on the SEC filings, court reports and listings of Dillon, Skipper, and Sonnfield where they all were in together raping and pillaging other companies. They know what they did and so do we. The light has been shone on these cockroaches and they are scrambling to hide. We have a can of Raid and some foggers and we will take care of this infestation.
Braden, You seem to be investing in lots of different ventures and blog on numerous boards. I appreciate that you take time to watch our message board but I am curious as to why. If you don't own any stock and think it's a turd, why do keep coming on here and cutting it down? I know it's a free country and you have the right to say what think, but if this is so bad you seem to be wasting your own time with telling everyone all is lost. We know the state of affairs of our own business, thank you very much.
Good luck in your future investments.
Rat, I understand what your intentions are, and I merely volunteered as a good gesture. We need someone that can move the company along and has some experience. I would hope someone on this board that has some knowledge and experience would step up and help out.
Rat, I would like to call on the sitting Chairman of the Board, Michael Studdard, to step up and do the right thing. As the only board member, he can resign, give the reins to Floyd Griffith who is the only other Officer of the company. This is perfectly legal and gets Studdard off the hook very easily. He walks away giving back the company to the rightful owners, if you don't include Skipper and Dillon. We can put together a plan naming the Board members to be seated until such time a vote is called during the annual shareholders meeting to either confirm or change the board at the meeting. A letter releasing Studdard can be drawn up where he is free and clear of EXOBOX. I don't know of anything that Studdard has done against EXOBOX other than take his cues from Skipper and Dillon. He alone can take the high road and do the "right thing".
I would be willing to sit on the board in some capacity. I live in Houston, have a B.S. in Managment but no experience on boards. I don't know what I can bring to the board other than honesty, integrity and some common sense that has been lacking. I don't really expect to be put on the board, but I will be foolish enough to volunteer.
I'll probably regret writing this tommorow.
GVibes
Ditto Laser. Thanks for being persistent and keeping everyone informed. I know you have a lot on your plate at the moment which makes all your efforts that much more appreciated.
GVibes
I don't Floyd has much choice right now where he can set up shop. I'm glad the company has a method for receiving mail and someone (Floyd) getting the mail.
My point exactly. If you look at his history, it is consistent with working in his field in the medical industry and does not look like any kind of pump and dump scenario. Is he picture perfect? I can't say. What I have seen of his history looks like a good track record.
Some history on Kampa
According the bio, he has had a consistent track record of working in the health imaging business. If a company went BK, I have not found any thing that makes me think Kampa was directly responsible. Following is an excerpt from the SEC filing with a link at the bottom.
H Richard ("Dick") J. Kampa joined the Company as a Vice President-Operations
effective April 14, 1995, at the time of the acquisition by the Company of the
fifteen (15) multi-modality imaging centers from MedAlliance, Inc., a
publicly-held Nashville, Tennessee company. Mr. Kampa joined MedAlliance (which
was then operating under the name ImageAmerica, Inc.) in March, 1991, as an area
vice president responsible for the general management of the MedAlliance
ImageAmerica imaging centers. He was promoted to corporate vice president of
MedAlliance in 1992, with responsibility for the general management of all the
imaging centers, including sales and managed care development. From 1986 through
1991, Mr. Kampa served as director of sales and director of national accounts of
Dornier Medical Systems in Marietta, Georgia, a subsidiary of Daimler Benz of
Germany. Prior to Dornier, Mr. Kampa was district sales manager and manager of
national accounts for over six years with Physio-Central, which was then a
Redmond, Washington based division of Eli Lily Corporation, involved in the
acute cardiac care/defibrillator industry. Mr. Kampa is responsible for
overseeing the operations of and marketing for the imaging centers acquired from
MedAlliance, Inc. ere is some job history on Kampa.
http://www.secinfo.com/dsVsf.a12g.htm
I forgot to mention in my last posting that Sonfield was the acting agent for the deal.
Here's a little more proof that Dillon and Skipper have been doing the pump and dump for some time now. Laser already showed how both of these crooks were summarily dismissed and returned all of the shares they stole from Alcola. This is the SEC filing showing the beginning of the scam with Dillon appointing Skipper as the Chairmen of the Board when he took over himself and threw out the existing President. Just some more FYI. And no, this is not IMO.
http://www.secinfo.com/d1Za67.4f8Au.htm
PROPOSED CHANGE IN CONTROL OF THE COMPANY
Giving effect to the reorganization and replacement of the officers and
directors of MegaChain by the board of directors of Acola, and the issuance of
MegaChain common stock and MegaChain preferred stock to the Acola shareholders:
* the shareholders of Acola (including Messrs. Skipper
and Dillon) will own 98.8% of the outstanding MegaChiain common stock
and approximately 99.9% of the outstanding voting stock of Acola; and
* Messrs. Skipper and Dillon will own 63.1% of the
outstanding Acola common stock and approximately 98.9% of the
outstanding voting stock of Acola; and
* Messrs. Skipper and Dillon will be the sole directors
of Acola.
As a result of their majority voting stock ownership and director
status upon completion of the merger, Messrs. Skipper and Dillon will be in
control of the business and affairs of Acola.
Upon completion of the reorganization, there will be 30,305,050
outstanding common shares, 30,000,000 shares (98.8%) of which will be held by
the present Acola Holders. Approximately 305,050 shares (1.2%) will be held by
the present MegaChain shareholders.
Semper Fi! Salute to all the Veterans past and future.
As Laser pointed out about Sonfield ripping off EXOBOX,Skipper and Sonfield have had a relationship for a long time. Check the link below. Sonfield did work for Skipper at ECCO. Sonfield was found guilty of Market Manipulation of the EXOBOX Stock in 2008. This investigation kept EXOBOX in limbo while the SEC did its ivestigation.
http://www.secinfo.com/$/SEC/Filings.asp?As=S&Name=msamuelskipper
Dont worry, I still like you :)
Did some google search and found some interesting info on Dillon. He managed to sell EXOBOX stock and make over 400k if my info is right. See the website below.
http://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1354916.htm