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Magna Group LLC is toast
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
5000+ Consecutive trading days with above .05 avg stock price
Ouch! 0.23055 and raising!
5000+ Consecutive days with above .05 avg price
Ouch! 0.2315 and raising!
5000+ Consecutive trading days with above .05 avg stock price
The real DD facts on Yippy (YIPI):
1) 5 consecutive year over year top line growth
2) VERY Low Debt: ($32K) in notes @18% - ($70K+/-) held by directors at no stated interest
3) Low float >9.2 million shares (No dilution since 2013)
4) >58m issued and outstanding.
5) 65% held by insiders
6) 9.2% held by IBM (International Business Machines)
7) ISO certifications 2015
8) Yippy has the only worldwide unlimited perpetual license for IBM Watson Explorer (aka: Velocity)
9) YIPI has a worldwide perpetual license for Muse Global’s software suites
10) Yippy.com a top 10 rated web search engine
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Scumbag Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Awesome, YIPI to da moon!
5000+ Consecutive trading days with above .05 avg stock price
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Scumbag Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Awesome, YIPI to da moon!
Yikes! .28+ and climbing!
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Scumbag Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Scumbag Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Jun 18, 2015
OTC Disclosure & News Service
New York, NY -
NEW YORK – June 18, 2015: Richard Granville, the CEO of technology company Yippy, Inc. (YIPI), filed a $50 million lawsuit in New York Supreme Court against the “death spiral” financier Magna Group LLC and its principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol.
The lawsuit, filed on June 16, 2015, alleges that Magna participated in a scheme to manipulate the price of Yippy’s stock. Magna’s “pump and dump” scheme involved the issuance of phony press releases, hypothecation and naked short selling of Yippy’s stock, and attempted corporate bribery, according to the complaint. Granville is suing Magna for fraud and unjust enrichment.
This lawsuit comes on the heels Bloomberg’s March 12, 2015 report about Magna and its founder Josh Sason entitled, “This 27-Year-Old Made Millions Riding the Death Spirals of Penny Stocks.” The Bloomberg article describes how Magna profited from the collapse of small, publicly traded companies that had borrowed money from Magna. (See article: http://bloom.bg/1HIedWP)
In March 2015, Granville posted statements referring to the Bloomberg article and describing Magna’s business practices. In response, Magna’s principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol sued Granville for defamation, claiming that his words had cause them “severe emotional distress.” Granville responded to the defamation suit by claiming truth as a defense: “Granville stands by these statements because, as discussed below, they are true. Granville is fully prepared to come into court, swear an oath, and defend his words and actions.”
The complaint adds: “As a businessman, a U.S. Navy veteran, and man of devout faith, Granville feels a moral and ethical obligation to help expose the truth of the Magna Parties’ business practices. In so doing, Granville’s objective is to save other entrepreneurs from the Magna Parties’ vicious and immoral business practices, and to see that the Magna Parties are brought to account for the jobs, companies, and lives that they have destroyed in the name of personal enrichment.”
Granville and Yippy are represented by the Manhattan law firm John H. Snyder PLLC, which has initiated an investigation into the broader business practices of the Magna Group in preparation for a potential class action. Any person or company who has been harmed by the Magna Group is welcome to contact John H. Snyder. Snyder may be contacted at (212) 856-7280 or john@jhs.nyc.
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Scumbag Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Jun 18, 2015
OTC Disclosure & News Service
New York, NY -
NEW YORK – June 18, 2015: Richard Granville, the CEO of technology company Yippy, Inc. (YIPI), filed a $50 million lawsuit in New York Supreme Court against the “death spiral” financier Magna Group LLC and its principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol.
The lawsuit, filed on June 16, 2015, alleges that Magna participated in a scheme to manipulate the price of Yippy’s stock. Magna’s “pump and dump” scheme involved the issuance of phony press releases, hypothecation and naked short selling of Yippy’s stock, and attempted corporate bribery, according to the complaint. Granville is suing Magna for fraud and unjust enrichment.
This lawsuit comes on the heels Bloomberg’s March 12, 2015 report about Magna and its founder Josh Sason entitled, “This 27-Year-Old Made Millions Riding the Death Spirals of Penny Stocks.” The Bloomberg article describes how Magna profited from the collapse of small, publicly traded companies that had borrowed money from Magna. (See article: http://bloom.bg/1HIedWP)
In March 2015, Granville posted statements referring to the Bloomberg article and describing Magna’s business practices. In response, Magna’s principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol sued Granville for defamation, claiming that his words had cause them “severe emotional distress.” Granville responded to the defamation suit by claiming truth as a defense: “Granville stands by these statements because, as discussed below, they are true. Granville is fully prepared to come into court, swear an oath, and defend his words and actions.”
The complaint adds: “As a businessman, a U.S. Navy veteran, and man of devout faith, Granville feels a moral and ethical obligation to help expose the truth of the Magna Parties’ business practices. In so doing, Granville’s objective is to save other entrepreneurs from the Magna Parties’ vicious and immoral business practices, and to see that the Magna Parties are brought to account for the jobs, companies, and lives that they have destroyed in the name of personal enrichment.”
Granville and Yippy are represented by the Manhattan law firm John H. Snyder PLLC, which has initiated an investigation into the broader business practices of the Magna Group in preparation for a potential class action. Any person or company who has been harmed by the Magna Group is welcome to contact John H. Snyder. Snyder may be contacted at (212) 856-7280 or john@jhs.nyc.
YIPI issues AWESOME press release...
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Jun 18, 2015
OTC Disclosure & News Service
New York, NY -
NEW YORK – June 18, 2015: Richard Granville, the CEO of technology company Yippy, Inc. (YIPI), filed a $50 million lawsuit in New York Supreme Court against the “death spiral” financier Magna Group LLC and its principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol.
The lawsuit, filed on June 16, 2015, alleges that Magna participated in a scheme to manipulate the price of Yippy’s stock. Magna’s “pump and dump” scheme involved the issuance of phony press releases, hypothecation and naked short selling of Yippy’s stock, and attempted corporate bribery, according to the complaint. Granville is suing Magna for fraud and unjust enrichment.
This lawsuit comes on the heels Bloomberg’s March 12, 2015 report about Magna and its founder Josh Sason entitled, “This 27-Year-Old Made Millions Riding the Death Spirals of Penny Stocks.” The Bloomberg article describes how Magna profited from the collapse of small, publicly traded companies that had borrowed money from Magna. (See article: http://bloom.bg/1HIedWP)
In March 2015, Granville posted statements referring to the Bloomberg article and describing Magna’s business practices. In response, Magna’s principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol sued Granville for defamation, claiming that his words had cause them “severe emotional distress.” Granville responded to the defamation suit by claiming truth as a defense: “Granville stands by these statements because, as discussed below, they are true. Granville is fully prepared to come into court, swear an oath, and defend his words and actions.”
The complaint adds: “As a businessman, a U.S. Navy veteran, and man of devout faith, Granville feels a moral and ethical obligation to help expose the truth of the Magna Parties’ business practices. In so doing, Granville’s objective is to save other entrepreneurs from the Magna Parties’ vicious and immoral business practices, and to see that the Magna Parties are brought to account for the jobs, companies, and lives that they have destroyed in the name of personal enrichment.”
Granville and Yippy are represented by the Manhattan law firm John H. Snyder PLLC, which has initiated an investigation into the broader business practices of the Magna Group in preparation for a potential class action. Any person or company who has been harmed by the Magna Group is welcome to contact John H. Snyder. Snyder may be contacted at (212) 856-7280 or john@jhs.nyc.
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Jun 18, 2015
OTC Disclosure & News Service
New York, NY -
NEW YORK – June 18, 2015: Richard Granville, the CEO of technology company Yippy, Inc. (YIPI), filed a $50 million lawsuit in New York Supreme Court against the “death spiral” financier Magna Group LLC and its principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol.
The lawsuit, filed on June 16, 2015, alleges that Magna participated in a scheme to manipulate the price of Yippy’s stock. Magna’s “pump and dump” scheme involved the issuance of phony press releases, hypothecation and naked short selling of Yippy’s stock, and attempted corporate bribery, according to the complaint. Granville is suing Magna for fraud and unjust enrichment.
This lawsuit comes on the heels Bloomberg’s March 12, 2015 report about Magna and its founder Josh Sason entitled, “This 27-Year-Old Made Millions Riding the Death Spirals of Penny Stocks.” The Bloomberg article describes how Magna profited from the collapse of small, publicly traded companies that had borrowed money from Magna. (See article: http://bloom.bg/1HIedWP)
In March 2015, Granville posted statements referring to the Bloomberg article and describing Magna’s business practices. In response, Magna’s principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol sued Granville for defamation, claiming that his words had cause them “severe emotional distress.” Granville responded to the defamation suit by claiming truth as a defense: “Granville stands by these statements because, as discussed below, they are true. Granville is fully prepared to come into court, swear an oath, and defend his words and actions.”
The complaint adds: “As a businessman, a U.S. Navy veteran, and man of devout faith, Granville feels a moral and ethical obligation to help expose the truth of the Magna Parties’ business practices. In so doing, Granville’s objective is to save other entrepreneurs from the Magna Parties’ vicious and immoral business practices, and to see that the Magna Parties are brought to account for the jobs, companies, and lives that they have destroyed in the name of personal enrichment.”
Granville and Yippy are represented by the Manhattan law firm John H. Snyder PLLC, which has initiated an investigation into the broader business practices of the Magna Group in preparation for a potential class action. Any person or company who has been harmed by the Magna Group is welcome to contact John H. Snyder. Snyder may be contacted at (212) 856-7280 or john@jhs.nyc.
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Magna Group LLC
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc--CEO-Files--50-Million-Lawsuit-Against-Magna-Group-LLC?id=107702&b=y
Jun 18, 2015
OTC Disclosure & News Service
New York, NY -
NEW YORK – June 18, 2015: Richard Granville, the CEO of technology company Yippy, Inc. (YIPI), filed a $50 million lawsuit in New York Supreme Court against the “death spiral” financier Magna Group LLC and its principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol.
The lawsuit, filed on June 16, 2015, alleges that Magna participated in a scheme to manipulate the price of Yippy’s stock. Magna’s “pump and dump” scheme involved the issuance of phony press releases, hypothecation and naked short selling of Yippy’s stock, and attempted corporate bribery, according to the complaint. Granville is suing Magna for fraud and unjust enrichment.
This lawsuit comes on the heels Bloomberg’s March 12, 2015 report about Magna and its founder Josh Sason entitled, “This 27-Year-Old Made Millions Riding the Death Spirals of Penny Stocks.” The Bloomberg article describes how Magna profited from the collapse of small, publicly traded companies that had borrowed money from Magna. (See article: http://bloom.bg/1HIedWP)
In March 2015, Granville posted statements referring to the Bloomberg article and describing Magna’s business practices. In response, Magna’s principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol sued Granville for defamation, claiming that his words had cause them “severe emotional distress.” Granville responded to the defamation suit by claiming truth as a defense: “Granville stands by these statements because, as discussed below, they are true. Granville is fully prepared to come into court, swear an oath, and defend his words and actions.”
The complaint adds: “As a businessman, a U.S. Navy veteran, and man of devout faith, Granville feels a moral and ethical obligation to help expose the truth of the Magna Parties’ business practices. In so doing, Granville’s objective is to save other entrepreneurs from the Magna Parties’ vicious and immoral business practices, and to see that the Magna Parties are brought to account for the jobs, companies, and lives that they have destroyed in the name of personal enrichment.”
Granville and Yippy are represented by the Manhattan law firm John H. Snyder PLLC, which has initiated an investigation into the broader business practices of the Magna Group in preparation for a potential class action. Any person or company who has been harmed by the Magna Group is welcome to contact John H. Snyder. Snyder may be contacted at (212) 856-7280 or john@jhs.nyc.
.31 Highest Avg since it NEVER hit .05, lol...
Yippy, Inc. CEO Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Magna Group LLC
Jun 18, 2015
OTC Disclosure & News Service
New York, NY -
NEW YORK – June 18, 2015: Richard Granville, the CEO of technology company Yippy, Inc. (YIPI), filed a $50 million lawsuit in New York Supreme Court against the “death spiral” financier Magna Group LLC and its principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol.
The lawsuit, filed on June 16, 2015, alleges that Magna participated in a scheme to manipulate the price of Yippy’s stock. Magna’s “pump and dump” scheme involved the issuance of phony press releases, hypothecation and naked short selling of Yippy’s stock, and attempted corporate bribery, according to the complaint. Granville is suing Magna for fraud and unjust enrichment.
This lawsuit comes on the heels Bloomberg’s March 12, 2015 report about Magna and its founder Josh Sason entitled, “This 27-Year-Old Made Millions Riding the Death Spirals of Penny Stocks.” The Bloomberg article describes how Magna profited from the collapse of small, publicly traded companies that had borrowed money from Magna. (See article: http://bloom.bg/1HIedWP)
In March 2015, Granville posted statements referring to the Bloomberg article and describing Magna’s business practices. In response, Magna’s principals Josh Sason, Ari Sason, and Michael Abitebol sued Granville for defamation, claiming that his words had cause them “severe emotional distress.” Granville responded to the defamation suit by claiming truth as a defense: “Granville stands by these statements because, as discussed below, they are true. Granville is fully prepared to come into court, swear an oath, and defend his words and actions.”
The complaint adds: “As a businessman, a U.S. Navy veteran, and man of devout faith, Granville feels a moral and ethical obligation to help expose the truth of the Magna Parties’ business practices. In so doing, Granville’s objective is to save other entrepreneurs from the Magna Parties’ vicious and immoral business practices, and to see that the Magna Parties are brought to account for the jobs, companies, and lives that they have destroyed in the name of personal enrichment.”
Granville and Yippy are represented by the Manhattan law firm John H. Snyder PLLC, which has initiated an investigation into the broader business practices of the Magna Group in preparation for a potential class action. Any person or company who has been harmed by the Magna Group is welcome to contact John H. Snyder. Snyder may be contacted at (212) 856-7280 or john@jhs.nyc.
AWESOME Statements:
1) 5 consecutive year over year top line growth
2) VERY Low Debt: ($32K) in notes @18% - ($70K+/-) held by directors at no stated interest
3) Low float >9.2 million shares (No dilution since 2013)
4) >58m issued and outstanding.
5) 65% held by insiders
6) 9.2% held by IBM (International Business Machines)
7) ISO certifications 2015
8) Yippy has the only worldwide unlimited perpetual license for IBM Watson Explorer (aka: Velocity)
9) YIPI has a worldwide perpetual license for Muse Global’s software suites
10) Yippy.com a top 10 rated web search engine
YIPI issues Awesome press release, Again!
Blue Flame is Ignited!
Awesome! No wonder YIPI heading UP!!!
Awesome! No wonder YIPI heading UP!!!
Yup, YIPI revenues up by more than 100% from last quarter with almost .5M in accounts receivable...
Awesome! This and the $30M+ contract! YIPI to da moon, lol....
Quote:The YIPI pump by BIG Investment begins
Awesome! YIPI to da moon! lol...
Awesome! YIPI to da moon!
Awesome! YIPI to da moon!
YIPI issues Awesome press release, Again!
Blue Flame is Ignited!
Awesome! This and the $30M+ contract! YIPI to da moon, lol....
Quote:The YIPI pump by BIG Investment begins
Awesome! This and the $30M+ contract! YIPI to da moon, lol....
Quote:The YIPI pump by BIG Investment begins
Awesome, YIPI in a $30M+ deal!
YIPI at .40 and rising - oh the humanity, lol
Awesome financials issued by YIPI:
YIPI revenues up by more than 100% from last quarter with almost .5M in accounts receivable...
Awesome press release issued by YIPI