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Too funny. Scam Central. Same cast of characters. Same worn out story. Still sucking in the stupid.
Just that. Rumors. Definitely and verifiably untrue. Canada doesn't issue cannabis licenses to crooks.
Did the article mention the thousands of investors bilked out of millions of dollars?
I think you're giving too much credit to Steve's narrative. It's more likely he didn't talk to anybody about anything and the whole thing is a lie. There is no rep. No Japanese insurance company.
Those tweets are hilarious. I wonder how Einstein and Jenkins are doing? Is the Lifetime show going to be on soon? You can kick this horse all you want but it's still dead. It'll be back to no bid because this is a scam and there aren't enough gullible people to get it to run. Even the most naive investor can see through this.
It has nothing to do with Berman's incompetence. In fact, Berman has done a great job of running a successful scam. This has been a winner for the people involved. They fooled a lot of people out of a lot of money for a very long time. I'm flabbergasted it's gone on this long given the readily available evidence that not only is the company a scam, but a poor one. Not to mention all the people that have been shouting from the rooftops for THREE YEARS! I don't think Berman is the head of this particular snake. In fact, if this thing goes legally south, I believe he'll be the fall guy. Even if it doesn't, his reputation along with others is shot. They'll have to change handles and names to continue. Some already have.
That was a three month period in 2017. It has not been anywhere near a penny since. But hey, maybe his appearance on that Lifetime show he mentioned a month ago, or the insurance companies he said he was in negotiations with two months ago, or maybe the trials that were supposed to be the biggest in the companies history three months ago will turn out to be true. The odds are better that his was scam all along. Steve has been walking like a duck and talking like a duck for years. He's a duck and the investors have been phucked.
R/S or delist? Whataya think?
Delaware does not actively pursue debtors and FINRA is the regulatory authority for the OTC market. FINRA does require companies to file regular SEC disclosures but neither one is going to do anything short of delisting.
"Forget about it Jake, it's pinkytown."
That is not true. On4 Communications continues to be VOID in Delaware. For YEARS now. It's just another lie Steve has told shareholders.
Nobody believes anything Steve Berman says.
For the time being??? This hasn't done a thing for YEARS! Let's face it, Steve is a dirty dog. Or as Yoda might put it, "Dirty dog Steve is".
Absolute nonsense. It's been three years of the same nonsense. Big news coming! Lake houses! Utter poppycock. There is never any news. This is a scam. Now Steve says he's going to be on Lifetime. Again, utter balderdash.
The investors have been bamboozled, scammed, hoodwinked, conned, flim-flammed, and taken for a three year ride. There are no sales. There is no business.
THIS. IS. A. SCAM. Scam scam scammity scam. Nothing but bagholders left.
No photo? I don't believe you.
Time is running out for a plaintiff to file a case. If I'd lost a lot of money I would certainly file. Consider this case:
Federal law provides that a securities fraud claim "may be brought not later than the earlier of (1) 2 years after the discovery of the facts constituting the violation; or (2) 5 years after such violation."2 In Strategic Diversity, the lawsuit had been filed within the five-year limitation period; the dispute was whether the May 2007 lawsuit was time-barred because it had been filed outside the two-year "discovery" limitation period.
The plaintiff had purchased $250,000 worth of defendant Alchemix's common stock in July 2002. The plaintiff had made that stock purchase after receiving from the defendant corporation's founder a June 2002 memorandum outlining a sizable, potential third-party investment in Alchemix. The plaintiff claimed that he did not actually discover the allegedly fraudulent misrepresentations and omissions that induced him to purchase the stock – that is, the facts underlying his cause of action – until at least December 2005, when he learned that the sizable third-party investment never materialized, the Alchemix board had resigned, and the defendant corporation's founder had been a defendant in a separate 2002 securities fraud action in state court.
The district court found that the June 2002 memorandum placed the plaintiff on "inquiry notice"—the moment in time when the plaintiff should have begun investigating possible claims. Consequently, the district court ruled that the statute of limitations began to run at the time of inquiry notice, that is, June 2002. Because the May 2007 lawsuit had not been filed within two years of June 2002, the district court found the securities claims time-barred and granted summary judgment against the claims.
I don't believe that any more than I believe Steve is a great CEO or ONCI is a real company.
KTMC is a big firm. Maybe. Doesn't hurt to ask. I've seen people on the forum claiming they've lost 50k or more. I would be talking to lawyers if I lost that much due to a company that simply refused to perform the basic responsibilities of a publicly traded company while anticipating greener pastures ahead.
I talked to Kessler Topaz Meltzer and Check about Saleen years ago. The associate I talked to said it was an egregious scam but it was not a contingency situation. So you'd need to pay for counsel. That's a difficult thing to put together. But it can and has been done. You'll need the large bagholders to get on board and everyone will have to dole out good money after bad. And there's no telling what will happen. A better option might be to simply shame him. Start a Facebook page where investors can tell their stories. Call it, The Saleen Scam. Invite people to share it. Collect investors that are willing to share how much they lost and why they lost it. Won't cost a dime.
Maybe news of a kabillion to one reverse split.
Financials are fake. Berman is a crook.
No revenue. NO gains coming. Losses are already here.
Steve has already proved his worth. He's as worthless as the stock.
If you place your bets on onci be prepared to lose your money. This CEO has lied and lied. Only a handful of longs left. Hopefully some have made money elsewhere and can wash out EOY.
Steve is lying. It does matter.
You sure did! You took a lot of flack for it too. Personally attacked on every level. I don't see anything left for Steve-o to do but R/S. There is nothing up his sleeve. No news is coming. No deals, revenue, private labels, or advertising campaigns. The bonehead can't even afford a Facebook ad! This whole thing has been a scam from start to finish. And the finish is getting very near.
You could also claim a dead cat bounce. Except there are multitudes of reasons for the price. Two years of lies. False filings. Massively inflated "earnings" that nobody believes. There is only a tiny market of hopeful investors that are still buying. It won't last. This ticker is doomed.
Maybe for a minute or two.
Seriously?? He'd try that scam again??? LOL! I can't imagine anyone falling for that old shoe again. It's absurd! Another private label?? Let me guess, super secret NDA, right? Because there is a company on the planet that doesn't have google. There is a company out there interested in DD TECH that lacks the ability to spend 5 seconds searching ONCI. There is a company out there dumb enough to take Steve Berman at his word? I don't think so.
No, it doesn't. Otherwise it would have surfaced last year when it started to seriously tank. The tipping point is long past. This IS going down. If you're a bagholder, you have been bamboozled, scammed, flimflammed, scuttled, ripped off, conned, scammed, outfoxed, and fooled.
I was too. It's nothing to be ashamed of. It is something to fight back about. All you can do at this point is complain. If you've lost a lot of money, file a suit against Steve Berman. Get together with other investors. Spend a little money to get a little back.
It's tempting to think, "oh well I'll just wait it out". The problem with that philosophy is, it doesn't work. Trying to buy your way out is just more money poured down the drain at this point. Buying down your position to the lowest point this ticker can go is impossible even for the deepest pockets. A reverse split is very likely. This operation sells shares. Not product. It seems evident everything Steve has said is a lie. Given the incredulous behavior, blatant lies on filings, and continuous inability to achieve even the basics of a public company, I'm flabbergasted why this has not been shut down.
This would be the longest of longshots. A last second hail Mary from a quarterback with no arms.
Another plausible scenario is this has been a scam all along. The loans weren't really loans at all and possibly no money has changed hands with the exception of diluted shares sold and divided up among those involved. No businesses have been bought, no capital has been raised. It's all on paper only. It might be a vehicle to defraud investors. All evidence seems to point in that direction. It's certainly hard to figure out where all that money went. It rather neatly explains the need for toxic loans that don't really exist. Especially with all the revenue claimed pouring in. That's how the scam would work, if it was a scam.
This is all my opinion. Maybe I'm wrong.
One thing I'm not wrong about, Steve Berman has consistently lied to the shareholders. Every filing claiming active status in Delaware is a lie. An egregious and illegal lie. And that's just the tip of the BS iceberg. The revenue is BS, Sifthouse is BS, Digitent, Pharrel, the second PL, is all BS. Now he's trying to stoke your dreams of riches with hints of Geico. That will NEVER happen. It's absurd. It's comical. Steve has as much chance of proving that's true as I have of proving it's not. Because Geico won't talk to either one of us. He intentionally picks a company that is big enough to be difficult to verify.
He screwed up with Carmax and Autonation. They are pretty accessible. Lots of investors have one nearby. I do. Those were lies. He never had more than a cursory connection to Carmax or Autonation. By cursory, I mean he knew a guy that would let him take a picture with the lame ONCI flyer in a plastic holder. Or, he just winged it. At any rate, nobody at any of the Carmax or Autonations I have personally visited have ever heard of ONCI, Cogosense, bSafeMoble or fleetsafer.
I'll disclose my position in the company. I own 65k shares. Valued at between 6.50 and 13 bucks. I've lost about 400 bucks so far. I expect to lose it all.
It's been fun watching and participating in the soap opera that is ONCI. Most of my investments are pretty boring. A lot of dry analysis and formulas. The characters involved here are amusing. So it's been worth it. I thank you for that. It's a fun distraction on an otherwise boring day.
For those that have lost large amounts, I'm sympathetic. Live and learn.
The downward spiral is now a swirl. Straight down the toilet. Momentum is downward. It would take a tsunami of a PR to stop it. There has been no credible PR in three years. This is done. Pack up your tent and go home. Look for bluer skies. You got scammed.
009 didn't return. 008's didn't return. .005's didn't return. What makes you think .0003 will return?
We haven't seen .0003's in weeks.
The Saleen S7 LM is priced at $1,000,000,000. With a mere seven to be produced, this is the ultimate collector supercar.
A billion dollars? Seriously? You could buy every Koenigsegg ever made for that price.
Is this a typo?
I agree. Can't blame them. Some are out thousands.
That is irrelevant. As are all the sad statistics of distracted driving in regards to ONCI. It makes no difference in the context of the core ONCI business. Which is ostensibly providing a distracted driving solution but in fact, is just unsuccessfully attempting to sell shares.
Your phone already has sufficient software available should you choose to use it. There are many, many competitors with much more recent tech. Sprintdrive is a OBDII that not only tracks driving habits and has distracted driving tech, it also provides a 4g internet hub.
This was old 5 years ago. Continuing to insist every distracted driving episode with somehow saving ONCI from no bid is folly. It will go to no bid eventually.
Choice #3 It's a scam.
Call grandma, cash out the kids college fund. Mortgage your house. This is a home run! It can't lose! Unless it does. In which case, this is all IMO. LOL!
WTG longs! only 17k to move the price. You can do it!!