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The best thing that has happened with this company "420 Concept" is now active, news out this AM and still it lingers in the 4,5,6 range.
Geez, what's it gonna take?
Not here for fast profits but would like to see some gain in my holding.
Your right it had been awhile since I was at the site. However, three of the ads I don't think bring any revenue (Mj-Merchant, Cannabis Conference and the FB connection)and who is to say the others are paying? Finally I do believe the others bring to the table the same things that the merchant site does and they have been doing it a bit longer. JMHO, time will tell. Also they still need to get the damn commerce site up, period; I think this could be the greatest revenue generator short term leading into other deals with the other entities.
Needs to get the damn e-commerce site up.
Go with the products you have and add as they come but get it going. This company needs revenue, revenue, revenue from somewhere.
I'm not seeing any ads on the merchant or xchange sites since they started except the one light ballast ad and it's probably still for free just so there is something.
No one knows if the merchant site is generating anything, period. There are other players out there in that arena so competition is fierce.
UTRM appears to be stuck in the abyss.
Here come the 4's
I'll bet you he does file it on his facebook page. LOL
Looks like 4-5 is going to be the new trend here. Get that commerce site up and running...
There are other ways to raise cash, they just are not as easy as dilution and from the way the stock has traded the last couple weeks it is my opinion that dilution is going on and will continue.
That being said, if he gets the merchant thing going strong and the up and coming product site; the long run appears optimistic. I just won't expect anything until it happens and certainly won't expect the pps to go ballistic anytime soon.
The unfortunate part is, I think we are here for the long run so all anyone can do is hope for the best. The option is to sellout and take your lose for the year.
Yep TBEV ran 38% today on news of more debt, actually they called it funding which they haven't even got, they just said they are actively seeking it.
Except they have their own websites selling their products too.
Also Mr. Shea can't even give away free ad space on mj-xchange what makes you think products will sell on mj-groceries or whatever he calls it?
Seems like alot of wheel spinning and no head turning.
Maybe if they did Pilates they could squeeze a little harder. LOL....
doesn't look like they will ever run out of 6's.
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Stuck in a rut.
Well if this was anything like FB or twitter, shouldn't there be more like 1.7 million???????????
It only shows 762 on the site counter?????????????
Yes but the senate is democratic control and they are the leaders in pushing through new pot laws. So with out a doubt it's coming, just takes time and they have to see the financial benefits which is what our government is concerned about anyway and this too is coming in fast.
That is correct.
http://www.mendocinosheriff.com/mm/Ord4291.pdf
You're correct but there are variables to include strain of plant as a main factor, plus I don't think their plants are 15 feet tall yet with high yields. I think they are giving you the end result of what they hope to gain in a year not in the next harvest. Fact is we don't know the specifics and until they produce photos or accounting after the fact we won't know.
I have and 3 to 4 pounds per harvest is ridiculous and an exaggeration. Also and I am still trying to find away around this but currently in California they can't grow more than 100 plants as a coop. By the way; I just recently closed a private equity partnership with a grower for a 40% stake, so I think I have a good grasp on the numbers.
3 to 4 pounds per year maybe but also have my doubts. We are projecting 1.5 pounds per year from our crop and we have 99 plants which is 1 plant shy of our legal limit as a coop entity.
I'm figuring 1.5 mil. per month per acre. Now they have to have some plan for rotation and continued harvest throughout the year plus acres set aside for processing and shipping. Less operating expenses, taxes, license fees and whatever else, leaves me with an estimate of about 360K to 400K per acre per month. I am thinking since they don't state, current operations are no more than 1 acre. I would expect expansion to happen quick but still trying to figure out what the Colorado laws will allow the max production to be for commercial guys.
Just because they state, they have 300 acres does in no way mean they have 300 acres of planted crop.
All-n-All, I got money onboard as I see potential.
QEDN, I'm confused; in the last PR they claim 3 to 4 pounds harvest per plant. They must be talking about over the life of the plant.
How is it Chris pays for all the changes he makes every month going from one platform to another? This shit has to be getting more and more costly. So where is the money coming from?
UTRM and Chris are both failing though UTRM can still be something good but Chris needs to stop flying by the seat of his pants. It's obvious the guy has never put together a longterm business plan because in just a couple months Chris has jumped from one platform to another.
These delays and lack of operating website has got to have an impact on any deal that was made with the insurance company.
Where are all the other advertisers that was the cause of the original delay in the website going live, oh ya, we are still waiting on the going "LIVE" part of this.
Chris shouldn't be abandoning on ship while setting sail in another, these gaps in website operation make him look amateurish. He is like a kid playing with one toy and in five minutes moving on to another.
UTRM has been ridiculous and nothing more than a pump and dump play from the start but you gotta like the fact that the P&D keeps on producing profits because the company can't get it done. I regress, Chris can't get it done, UTRM needs a CEO with focus plan and simple.
You may be right but that was the past and this is the future. Years ago coming up with a great name for your company and acquiring a domain was simple and easy. Fast forward to today and you have to be creative because someone else already has the name and quit possibly others have every variation of the name. Domain squatters make it difficult and expensive to get your first choice.
Every day it's becoming harder to get that perfect fit so folks are getting creative and your going to see more and more of these and variations.
As a starter you might want to check out these two articles and do more research in the subject.
http://www.thestar.com/business/2014/02/03/web_domain_names_about_to_get_more_creative.html
http://thenextweb.com/entrepreneur/2013/12/17/getting-creative-domain-name-registration/
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
STWG has reduce their AS by 300 million shares and the float as last reported is only, just shy of, 98 million. Would like to see news from the company but this one could really fly.
MODS you guys do realize the news posted above about Virtex-7 has nothing to do with S2C Global? S2C Inc. which is who the news is about is in fact a different company.
This PR claims:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=61273620
1.875 million in funding.
This one:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=61273604
Tells how they will use all but 375 thousand, so where did it go?
Additionally it says another 4 million will be paid to Mineria Coliman S.A., where is that money coming from?
Aqua Segel Financial Group
A bit odd, but I can't find these guys anywhere in the world; the question then becomes, Do they exist at all?
Is this and the associated PR just a tool in the overall scam. It was supposedly these guys who provided the funding to acquire the San Cristobal mine and operating capitol.
Gotta admit it is very hard and requires many hours to research firms outside the US. But I have taken the time and effort and have come up empty on these guys.
Looking at all the news out of Mexico in regards to mining and especially the Mexican state of Michoacán; it's highly doubtful a small operator such as S2C Resources could even operate in the area.
Mining controlled by the cartels, Mexican government hasn't been able to control or bring order to the area. It's like a war zone, research for yourself.
Everything about this stocks shows it can move much higher if news comes out.
chart looks good
float is extremely low
AS has been reduced by 300 million shares
Even the name change can be a benefit
So, WHERE IS THE COMPANY, WHY DON"T THEY PR SOMETHING ABOUT THE RECENT CHANGES?
Is this company a scam?
I ask that question because of a couple things.
1) I have tried endlessly to contact someone in the company for weeks as anyone who has read my post can attest, this has proved fruitless.
2) Any company (real or not) that has made significant changes to the SS and company name would have PR'd shareholders and the investment community as to the changes, reason for changes and expected impact of such changes, yet we have nothing from the company.
3) None, I repeat none of the email addresses on their website are active, this includes the email address for Daniel Roth and the Info email address listed on the contact page.
4) The listed phone number works but is rented space in a community office building with a community receptionist. She (Holly) answers the phone for all companies renting space in the building. She has never seen anyone in the building from S2C Global or S2C Resources. Not sure they even rent space in the building just the phone service.
5) The company or the one they supposedly purchased in Mexico is not registered with the Mexican government as an operating mining company nor is the San Cristobal Mine registered as a project or operating mine.
http://portalweb.sgm.gob.mx/economia/en/mexico-mining/list-of-projects/339-lista-de-proyectos-mineros-en-mexico.html
6) Page three of this backs up the registration process referred to in item 2 above:
Setting up a business in Mexico
To set up a business in Mexico, you will probably need to hire an attorney and/or an accountant, who will be able to guide you through the process and help you determine the best corporate, accounting and tax structure for your company.
You should negotiate with your attorney or accountant what steps are included in their fee and determine who will be responsible for out-of-pocket expenses such as notarial and registration fees. If you use the services of both and attorney and an accountant make sure that they coordinate to avoid duplicity or oversight.
Ownership of Equity
Under the Foreign Investment Law of 1993 and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), most economic activities in Mexico, whether in manufacturing or services, are open to 100 percent participation by U.S. and Canadian investors.
Only a few areas are completely restricted or limited to minority participation. Some areas which previously had been reserved to the government, especially in the infrastructure sectors, are now being opened to private investment, and certain areas such as financial services which had been reserved to Mexican investors are now available to foreign investors as well.
Common Types of Companies
Limited Liability Stock Corporation (Sociedad Anónima, S.A.)
A sociedad anónima must have at least two (up to an unlimited number) of share holders whose shares are transferable by endorsement. The minimum fixed capital needed to establish a sociedad anónima is $50,000.00 pesos. For the option of variable capital, an S.A. de C.V. (capital variable) can be established with both fixed and variable portions of capital as long as the total never falls below $50,000.00 pesos.
Limited Liability Company (Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada, S.R.L.)
A sociedad de responsabilidad limitada is similar to a closed corporation in the United States. The minimum capital is only $3,000.00 pesos, but the company can only have up to 50 partners.
Civil Enterprise (Sociedad Civil, S.C.)
Service providers, such as lawyers and accountants, use this company structure, which has no minimum capital requirements. There are no limits on the number of partners in a sociedad civil, but each is jointly personally liable for obligations and debts.
Branch (Sucursal)
A U.S. company can open a branch in Mexico with the approval of the National Commission of Foreign Investment (Comisión Nacional de Inversiones Extranjeras, CNIE) and the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs (Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores, SRE). The branch must also be registered with the Public Registry of Commerce (Registro Público de Comercio).
Subsidiary (Subsidiario)
Unlike a branch, a subsidiario is actually a separate legal entity from the parent company. Establishing a Mexican subsidiary shields the parent company from liability.
Company Formation
Once the company type and ownership issues have been resolved, you will need to follow these steps:
Corporate Name
You will need to select a corporate name and register it with SRE. Before SRE grants a permit for the name, it will check that no identical name or one that might lend to confusion is already registered.
Proforma Agreement
Under Mexican Law, your company will have to enter a proforma agreement, whereby any non-Mexican shareholder shall be deemed to agree to be bound by Mexican laws and not invoke the diplomatic protection of his government.
Charter and By-laws
An attorney can help you prepare these documents that spell out corporate governance, corporate purpose, duration of existence, domicile, capital stock provisions, management powers and special provisions for liquidation.
In addition, you will need to decide how capital will be subscribed, how the Board of Directors and officers will be appointed and what powers will be specifically granted to individuals. Also, it is regular practice in Mexico to grant powers of attorney.
The charter and by-laws must be taken along with the permit from SRE to a notary public (notario publico) to formalize the incorporation. There are far fewer notary publics in Mexico that in the United States, so this step may take from 10 days to a month, depending on the notario’s work load and his relationship with your attorney.
If the incorporating shareholders are non-Mexican individuals, they may legally sign the charter if they hold an FM-N, FM-2 or FM-3 visa ( see Immigration section). If some of the shareholders are corporate entities, an individual with power of attorney for these entities must sign the document.
Tax Registration
Immediately after incorporation, you must register the company with the Federal Taxpayer’s Registry (Registro Federal de Contribuyentes, RFC) at the Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit (Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público, Hacienda). Your company’s RFC number is necessary for all tax and accounting records, and it must be printed on all company invoices.
Registry of Commerce
After the notary public issues a notarial transcript, he usually handles registration with the Public Registry of Commerce (Registro Público de Comercio). If your company is not registered, it may create personal liability for shareholders and managers.
Importer’s Registry
If your company will be doing any foreign trade, such as importing raw materials, components or finished products, you will need to register with the Importer’s Registry (Padrón de Importadores) at Hacienda. This step will take approximately 10 to 15 days, and the whole procedure is handled through the mail.
Import/Export Programs
Permits for maquila programs, programs for temporary import for subsequent export (programas de Importación Temporal Para la Exportación, PITEX) or other similar import/export programs can be obtained from the Secretariat of Commerce and Industrial Promotion (Secretaría de Comercio y Fomento Industrial, SECOFI).
Foreign Investment Registry
Registration with the Foreign Investment Registry (Registro Nacional de Inversiones Extranjeras) is normally handled by your attorney, who will need information about your shareholders, domicile and company directors.
Additional Required Registrations
• The corresponding Chamber of Commerce or Industry for your business. (Under Mexican law, every company must belong to one of these chambers.)
• Mexican Institute of Social Security (Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, IMSS)
• Employee Housing Institute (Instituto Nacional del Fondo de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores INFONAVIT)
• Retirement Insurance Fund (Sistema de Ahorro para el Retiro, SAR)
• National Institute of Statistics, Geography and Information (Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Geografía e Infomática, INEGI)
Starting Operations
Once your company has been formed in Mexico, you may start operations. Keep in mind these requirements.
Zoning
In most urban areas you will need to obtain a zoning permit from municipal authorities which identifies land use. In the metropolitan area of Mexico City, many industrial activities are restricted, and business operations in residential areas are strictly controlled.
Environmental Regulations
To carry out manufacturing activities, you must first submit an environmental impact statement with the Secretary of the Environment, Natural Resources and Fisheries (Secretaría de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca, SMARNP). Your company may also need special permits for air or noise emissions, water discharge or solid waste.
Health or Sanitary Licenses
Any activities that involve food preparation or the manufacture of medicines or health products require licenses from the Secretariat of Health (Secretaría de Salud) ad local health authorities.
Employment Issues
Once you select your personnel, have labor contracts prepared. If no contract is executed, Mexican law would deem that a relationship exists and supplementary rules would apply.
Immigration
Any non Mexican must secure a business visa to work legally in Mexico. Fm-3 (non-resident) and FM-2 (resident) visas may be obtained through the Secretariat of the Interior (Secretaría de Gobernación) or through Mexican consulates abroad, and the process usually takes 20 to 40 business days. Both of these visas allow you to receive income in Mexico.
Citizens of the United States and Canada can also enter Mexico with an FM-N (NAFTA) visa, which they can get immediately at the point of entry. This visa allows you to work in Mexico for up 90 days on behalf of a U.S. or Canadian employer as long as you are only receiving compensation outside of Mexico.A tourist visa (FM-T) is never legitimate for conducting business in Mexico.
Article presented with the kind permission of the American Chamber of Commerce in Mexico
http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/217-setting-up-a-business-in-mexico