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.00007 lol what broker do you have
i dont know what the float is (i just got an email from the TA this afternoon they're gagged and gave me this email to contact the company gary.tilden@simlatus.com) but i would guess its around 3.5-4 billion by now and the pps will need to be at around .0017 by june 9 (could be off by a day or 2) otherwise they'll need to reverse split or increase the authorized shares, a pps of .0017 = 2.9 billion shares and the more this is diluted the higher the pps needs to be
the Buyer shall issue, or cause to be issued, $5,000,000 of Restricted Common Stock (PAR $.00001) Ninety (90) days from the date of this agreement and $1,250,000 of Preferred Series-A Shares of a GRPR Preferred Stock; (PAR $.001). The value of restricted common shares will be the closing price of the stock as of 90 days from this agreement. <--March 10th
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=11249850
Although the company filed a Press Release and an administrative action with the State of Nevada regarding a 1 for 500 reverse split, I am postponing the 1:500 reverse split.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/grid-petroleum-announces-annual-shareholder-meeting-otc-pink-grpr-2111051.htm
you will after the reverse split in june that they'll need to do in order to issue the $5 million in common stock for the purchase of RJM
at the current pps they will owe 25 billion shares to the "seller" for RJM I think gary plans on doing a reverse split with the way he's diluting
VNDM and VFIN dumped 160 mil on the bid and remained at .0002 the rest of the day
google maps image is from 2011
When Grass Valley Group downsized in 1997, 3 former GVG employees founded The ISIS Group in order to provide high quality, high performance video and audio signal management and processing solutions to the television, post-production, multimedia, and telecommunication industries worldwide. Since beginning operation, the company has developed an impressive array of products, including routing switchers, protection switches, signal processing and conversion equipment, plus digital audio mixing and monitoring systems.
In October 2004, The ISIS Group acquired Graham-Patten Systems, an Emmy-award winning manufacturer of audio mixing, conversion, and distribution equipment for the post-production and television industries. Graham-Patten's excellent reputation in the broadcast industries, the focus on customers, and its location in Grass Valley made it an ideal addition to ISIS.
Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control. we have closed The ISIS Group, Inc, but many of our audio and video products have been acquired by RJM and Associates, LLC. Bob Stillwaugh and Mike Schatz have joined RJM and can be reached at 530-205-3437.
https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-isis-group-inc
that what i'm wondering also
i'm guessing it will be rjm and associates previous financials
make an account on TDA it takes 10mins to make and you dont need to put in any money, when it ask you how you want to deposit your money select mail check then after that you can log in
no worries, saul good man
(1) the Company needs additional working capital to fund its business and purse remedies under business acquisition contracts, one of which the Company believes is being improperly terminated by the sellers
Estimated shares remaining for issuance as of April 25, 2016 2,002,874 wonder how good of a lawyer that'll buy
but now the O/S is basically maxed and they have no money or source of revenue until the A/S is increaased so they can add more convertible debt
worst case scenario, standoff till more news
vndm showing the last
VFIN is gone
VFIN
does anyone have any idea why Maximiliano's name is spelled two different ways in the PR http://gdsi.co/page77.html
i have two theories
A. a complete lack of professionalism
or
B. what really sticks out is this quote "This is a momentous milestone in Rontan's 45-year history," said Edigimar Maximilliano ("Max")...
Edigimar Maximilliano is not Edigimar Maximiliano and this will be part of Sullivan's defense when the lawsuits and/or criminal charges are filed in the future when this scam comes crashing down
did he say that they already own a %50 stake in Tabacalera Café Fuerte or is that still a work in progress?
Rontan owes GDSI nothing until 10 days after the issuance of the opinion letter. No opinion letter no closing date, no closing date no deal
heres the website of the law firm that is supposed to handle the letter, you would think if the deal was still on then they should have had that letter ready a long time ago
http://kolawyers.com/contact-us/
whatever happened to the opinion letter?
"GDSI’s rights and remedies under the SPSA and applicable law, including, but not limited to injunctive relief, specific performance and damages and repayment of expenses associate with the enforcement of the provisions of the SPSA." this is a lawsuit
do you know how i could go about getting a hold of sullivan?
I just have so many questions and no answers
is GDSI done filing quarterly reports now?
if you do some DD you'll see that literally everything Sullivan touches ends up with a lawsuit against him i dont see why this time is any different
sorry just unable to comprehend how anyone could buy this
where is the 10k at ???
if the deal is on then why is GDSI claiming they are going to sue them?
but it says rontan backed out of the deal how can the deal not be dead when the company thats needed to complete the deal wants nothing to do with it
Does anyone have any evidence besides hopes and dreams that the deal is not dead?
more bid support than what is being shown
Sullivans history plain and simple is screwing shareholders
According to the complaint, Kates, Argo Chairman Richard J. Sullivan and Senior Vice President David A. Loppert —who all now hold top-level positions with rVue — perpetrated the fraud after getting into disagreements with the investor-plaintiffs.
The fraud allegedly involved the executives placing Argo's stock and other assets into rVue operating subsidiary rVue Inc., then allegedly organized a "pump-and-dump" scheme to raise capital from new investors.
In order to complete the scheme, the defendants increased the number of company shares from 25 million to 250 million, claiming the move was related to a $100 million initial public offering, but instead "spun out" those new shares, via a complicated scheme, under the unencumbered rVue business name, the suit claims.
Then, in a private placement, the Argo shares were placed under rVue and Argo was left to liquidate without operating assets, according to the complaint, which makes claims of fraud, breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty. It seeks at least $5 million in damages.
The plaintiffs are represented by David Scott Frydman of Frydman LLC and Lawrence G. Nusbaum III and Glen Bernard Lenihan of Gusrae Kaplan Nusbaum PLLC.
http://www.law360.com/articles/455859/investors-fraud-suit-against-rvue-execs-sent-to-fla
Richard Sullivans history is nothing but deception and fraud
four shareholder class-action lawsuits have been filed by the law firms of Milberg Weiss; Glancy & Binkow; Schiffrin & Barroway; and Cauley Geller Bowman & Coates.
The suits allege defendant Applied Digital Solutions (and in some suits CEO Richard Sullivan) committed violations of federal securities law by the issuing of a series of “materially false and misleading statements to the market between February 11, 2000 and May 10, 2002.”
Among the allegations, the suits claim one subsidiary lacked proper accounting controls and another didn’t have proper revenue recognition practices in place. The company, according to the suits, failed to disclose the information to investors for more than two years.
In the Binkow case: “Plaintiff complains of a fraudulent scheme and deceptive course of business that injured purchasers of Applied Digital stock during the Class Period” and claims “Defendants’ failure to correct the false statements and public filings artificially inflated stock prices and acted as a fraud on the market.”
The lawsuits contend that purchasers of stock were injured by the disclosure that “no hospitals had accepted a scanner” for the VeriChip after ADS had claimed “nearly all the major hospitals in Palm Beach” would be equipped with the scanners. The suits refer to statements made in the Los Angeles Times and Miami Herald regarding the VeriChip.
One area hospital, Boca Raton Community Hospital, told WND hospital officials are waiting to see results of the FDA investigation into the company. “We’re still looking at confidentiality issues, and the timeliness of medical record updates,” said hospital spokesperson Betsy Whisman.
In a statement, ADS addressed the lawsuit issue: “Applied Digital expects that, as is common in these types of actions, other similar complaints will likely be filed and that all the complaints will eventually be consolidated into one action. Applied Digital believes the pending actions are without merit; it intends to vigorously defend against them; and it stands committed to remaining focused on its business plan.”
http://www.wnd.com/2002/06/14199/