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Told ya all this was going too explode!!!! This is only the beginning!!! Just wait!!! This is going way upppppppp.....
Imho
What a complete joke!!!
Too many greedy bottom feeders here, shorting away!!! Board should be working on doing something about constant selling!!! And getting this price up!!!Too many side deals happening with Scavengers!!!!
Good luck folks with MCOA
This will definitely take off imho!!!
We all need to be patient the fear mongers are spreading like a cancer here!!
They've got a lot going for them now, momentum will swing soon imho!!!
This is a steal at these prices!!!
There are a number of catalysts for this continued drop!!! Multiple Greedy Players Here!
Just dont sell imho!!!
And MCOA board members definitely need too stop selling big time!!!
[And let this breathe for a month are two!!!
Shorts better cover because this has the recipe for blasting off soon imho!!!
Alpine controlling the show here folks!!!
That's why were sitting here like turds!!!
Otherwise this would be at 0.10 already!!!
Especially with all the positive news coming outta MCOA!!!!
Crush Alpine!!!!
Everyone isn't selling!!!
Trouble in Paradise!!!
Someone sitting on position sold that's all!!! Too many pigs at the thriftstore!!!
Big News around the corner!!!
This will explode !!!
IMHO
Get Ready For The Massive Explosion that will hit this stock!!!
Shorts better cover....hahahaaaa!!!
Exactly when is this going too move!!!???
I guess "Disney" has run outta storys!!!??
The reason "The Shammers" are "Scammers" havent pumped is....1. They cant get stock cleared are deposited!!!
2. And No attorney from a top firm will give them a legal opinion because this is a shell!!!!
3. Ask yourself if this is such a great real estate development why is there No volume in last few months!!!???
Total Sham!!! Good Riddance to rubbish!!!
No I've got the right ticket!!!
Good luck getting a legal opinion written when "NMEX" is a shell!!!
Worthless paper!!!
If ya run outta toilet paper ya can always use this!!!
Complete Garbage!!!
As I've only seen issue after issue with regulators and the SEC, I have a full list of the major shareholders and it's a bunch of bandits who are holding big blocks that they will unload!!!
Are you seriously thinking of investing in a oil,gas,mining,resort come on folks what's next there buying Disneyland!!!
These guys have more stories then Walt Disney!!! Good luck Maddog
Patience is a virtue,not much longer folks big stuff happening on a number of levels!!! This wont stay down much longer!!! Dont sell, big players accumulating for months now!!! Why do you think they've kept playing ping pong here!!! When this breaks dont say I didnt tell ya!!! Been on this 3yrs now and my hunches have paid off bigtime!!!
Just look at past charts!!!
EXPLOSION TIME
IMHO
Big News Coming!!!!
Hemp is the New Gold!!!
What a bargain!!! Big boyz playing here!!!
Folks get ready this is boiling and ready too POP!!!
Imho
HOW IS MR.IVAN WEBB EVEN ON A BOARD OF DIRECTORS WHEN THE SEC HAS BANNED HIM FOR LIFE!!!! TOTAL PUMP&DUMP
WHAT A JOKE 50 SHARE VOLUME!!!!
TOTAL SHAME!!!
Broadband ex-president ordered to pay $300,000 Settlement transfers assets to company, investors
BRIAN BRUS
The U.S. District Court in Oklahoma City on Friday approved a settlement worth more than $300,000 from former Broadband Wireless International Corp. President Ivan Webb to the temporary receiver of the company and its investors.
Under a civil lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Webb returned to Broadband in excess of a million shares of stock which he owned, court-appointed receiver Peter Bradford said. Webb also transferred some property, cash, real estate and interest in oil and gas properties to the company, Bradford said.
"This is just another chapter in the receiver attempting to recover assets and moving the company forward toward a successful business operation," Bradford said.
Broadband's stock rode high during late 1999 and early 2000, but the company was sued in August for allegedly scheming to pump up the company over the Internet and then dumping the stock at an inflated price.
The stock price rose by 10,000 percent, and shareholders lost money as they hung on after the stock peaked at $12.98 in February 2000.
Donald Knight, a convicted felon from Edmond who once allegedly controlled Broadband and its stock, fled last summer as the SEC and the Oklahoma Department of Securities filed joint lawsuits saying he helped orchestrate the scheme and made $5 million at the expense of other shareholders. Officials said they believe he is living in luxury in Costa Rica.
The courts have recently pulled millions of shares of Broadband stock from investors who allegedly received the stock illegally or as a gift. One of the shareholders who had stock revoked last month was Knight's wife.
Friday's settlement was not filed with the Western District Court, although Judge David L. Russell reviewed it, Bradford said.
Webb also furnished a financial disclosure statement that said the settlement was fair, and reflected his assets and liabilities.
The conclusion of the federal lawsuit against Webb has yet to be decided by SEC authorities, Webb said.
SEC attorney Harold Loftin could not be reached for comment.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
LITIGATION RELEASE NO. 16651 / August 14, 2000
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION V. BROADBAND WIRELESS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, BROADCOM WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION, IVAN W. WEBB and DONALD L. KNIGHT, Defendants; and BLACK GIANT RESOURCES CORPORATION, BROADBAND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION, MEDSCAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC., and KIMBERLY KNIGHT, Relief-Defendants. Civil Action No. 00-1375-R (USDC/W.D. Okl)
Federal and State Regulators File Coordinated Actions to Halt Stock Manipulation Scheme Orchestrated By Recidivists
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") and the Oklahoma Department of Securities ("ODS") announced that they have filed coordinated enforcement lawsuits in federal and state district courts to halt an alleged "pump and dump" stock manipulation scheme involving the securities of Broadband Wireless International Corporation ("BBAN"). BBAN is a Nevada Corporation with offices in Cisco, Texas and Oklahoma City. Its common stock trades in the over the counter market on the NASD OTC Bulletin Board under the symbol "BBAN." On August 11, 2000, U.S. District Judge Tim Leonard, entered orders freezing the assets of all defendants and relief defendants and appointing a federal court receiver for the corporate defendants and relief defendants.
The lawsuits allege that the scheme was primarily orchestrated by two individuals with histories of prior problems with regulators and law enforcement agencies, namely, Donald L. Knight ("Knight"), a convicted felon, and Ivan W. Webb ("Webb"), BBAN's president, who was charged with fraud in a prior SEC lawsuit. Knight pled guilty in 1990 to wire fraud in connection with a securities scheme, for which he previously was incarcerated and remains on probation. Webb was permanently enjoined by a federal court from engaging in violations of the federal securities laws in 1982 and was ordered to cease and desist from violations of Kansas securities laws in 1992.
According to the SEC and ODS, in the fall of 1999, Knight, operating through one of his several "nominee" companies, BroadCom Wireless Communications Corporation ("BroadCom"), acquired control of BBAN, a struggling public oil and gas company, and changed the company's stated business purpose to "telecommunications." Over the next several months, Knight and Webb caused BBAN to issue press releases and file reports with the SEC which fraudulently touted the company's purported acquisition of several private telecommunications companies. Knight and Webb further hyped the acquisitions and BBAN's favorable business prospects on the company's website and the "Raging Bull" Internet bulletin board.
The SEC and ODS further allege that these promotional or "pumping" efforts resulted in a dramatic rise in the price of BBAN's stock. In late 1999, shortly after Knight acquired control of the company, BBAN stock was trading at about $.12 per share. By February 2000, the price had increased by 10,000% to more than $12 per share. Concurrently, Knight sold or "dumped" millions of shares of restricted BBAN stock he held in the name of BroadCom to investors, reaping at least $5 million. Unbeknownst to these investors and to the public marketplace, BBAN did not have the financial wherewithal to consummate any of the acquisitions it touted and eventually defaulted on each one. Moreover, investors who bought shares through Knight were falsely led to believe that they were purchasing shares directly from BBAN and that their funds were earmarked for the company's operations. These investors also were falsely led to believe that they were buying BBAN shares that they could freely sell into the market within 90 days.
Knight and Webb later caused BBAN to file a false and misleading registration statement with the SEC on Form S-8. The registration statement falsely represented that the registered shares were for legitimate company consultants and employee purposes when, in fact, they were not. Later, Knight, in an effort to re-gain control over BBAN from Webb, caused BroadCom to conduct a fraudulent Internet proxy solicitation.
Both the SEC and ODS worked closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in this matter. The U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma has filed a Petition in U.S. District Court seeking to revoke Knight's criminal probation.
The SEC's complaint charges that Knight, Webb, BBAN and BroadCom violated Sections 5(a), 5(c) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act") and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. Further, the complaint charges that BBAN, aided and abetted by Webb, violated Section 13(a) of the Exchange Act and Rules 12b-20, 13a-11 and 13a-13 thereunder. Knight and BroadCom also are alleged to have violated Sections 13(d) of the Exchange Act and Rules 13d-1 and 13d-2 thereunder. Finally, the complaint charges that BroadCom, aided and abetted by Knight, violated Section 14(a) of the Exchange Act and Rules 14a-3, 14a-6 and 14a-9. In addition to the emergency relief set out above, the Commission seeks preliminary and permanent injunctions, disgorgement and civil penalties against Knight, BroadCom, Webb and BBAN, and disgorgement against the relief defendants.
The ODS Petition for relief setting forth the alleged violations of the Oklahoma Securities Act and relief being sought in state court may be found on the ODS website at <www.securities.state.ok.us>.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/
Multiple Big MoneyBoyz playing here!!!
This is a steal at this price!!!
Watch what's coming!!!
Wow....birds of a feather flock together!!! Mr.Webb is back in action!!!
This one is obviously "PD"!!!!
Due Diligence Public!!!
UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
LITIGATION RELEASE NO. 16651 / August 14, 2000
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION V. BROADBAND WIRELESS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION, BROADCOM WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION, IVAN W. WEBB and DONALD L. KNIGHT, Defendants; and BLACK GIANT RESOURCES CORPORATION, BROADBAND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION, MEDSCAN TECHNOLOGIES, INC., and KIMBERLY KNIGHT, Relief-Defendants. Civil Action No. 00-1375-R (USDC/W.D. Okl)
Federal and State Regulators File Coordinated Actions to Halt Stock Manipulation Scheme Orchestrated By Recidivists
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") and the Oklahoma Department of Securities ("ODS") announced that they have filed coordinated enforcement lawsuits in federal and state district courts to halt an alleged "pump and dump" stock manipulation scheme involving the securities of Broadband Wireless International Corporation ("BBAN"). BBAN is a Nevada Corporation with offices in Cisco, Texas and Oklahoma City. Its common stock trades in the over the counter market on the NASD OTC Bulletin Board under the symbol "BBAN." On August 11, 2000, U.S. District Judge Tim Leonard, entered orders freezing the assets of all defendants and relief defendants and appointing a federal court receiver for the corporate defendants and relief defendants.
The lawsuits allege that the scheme was primarily orchestrated by two individuals with histories of prior problems with regulators and law enforcement agencies, namely, Donald L. Knight ("Knight"), a convicted felon, and Ivan W. Webb ("Webb"), BBAN's president, who was charged with fraud in a prior SEC lawsuit. Knight pled guilty in 1990 to wire fraud in connection with a securities scheme, for which he previously was incarcerated and remains on probation. Webb was permanently enjoined by a federal court from engaging in violations of the federal securities laws in 1982 and was ordered to cease and desist from violations of Kansas securities laws in 1992.
According to the SEC and ODS, in the fall of 1999, Knight, operating through one of his several "nominee" companies, BroadCom Wireless Communications Corporation ("BroadCom"), acquired control of BBAN, a struggling public oil and gas company, and changed the company's stated business purpose to "telecommunications." Over the next several months, Knight and Webb caused BBAN to issue press releases and file reports with the SEC which fraudulently touted the company's purported acquisition of several private telecommunications companies. Knight and Webb further hyped the acquisitions and BBAN's favorable business prospects on the company's website and the "Raging Bull" Internet bulletin board.
The SEC and ODS further allege that these promotional or "pumping" efforts resulted in a dramatic rise in the price of BBAN's stock. In late 1999, shortly after Knight acquired control of the company, BBAN stock was trading at about $.12 per share. By February 2000, the price had increased by 10,000% to more than $12 per share. Concurrently, Knight sold or "dumped" millions of shares of restricted BBAN stock he held in the name of BroadCom to investors, reaping at least $5 million. Unbeknownst to these investors and to the public marketplace, BBAN did not have the financial wherewithal to consummate any of the acquisitions it touted and eventually defaulted on each one. Moreover, investors who bought shares through Knight were falsely led to believe that they were purchasing shares directly from BBAN and that their funds were earmarked for the company's operations. These investors also were falsely led to believe that they were buying BBAN shares that they could freely sell into the market within 90 days.
Knight and Webb later caused BBAN to file a false and misleading registration statement with the SEC on Form S-8. The registration statement falsely represented that the registered shares were for legitimate company consultants and employee purposes when, in fact, they were not. Later, Knight, in an effort to re-gain control over BBAN from Webb, caused BroadCom to conduct a fraudulent Internet proxy solicitation.
Both the SEC and ODS worked closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in this matter. The U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma has filed a Petition in U.S. District Court seeking to revoke Knight's criminal probation.
The SEC's complaint charges that Knight, Webb, BBAN and BroadCom violated Sections 5(a), 5(c) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act") and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. Further, the complaint charges that BBAN, aided and abetted by Webb, violated Section 13(a) of the Exchange Act and Rules 12b-20, 13a-11 and 13a-13 thereunder. Knight and BroadCom also are alleged to have violated Sections 13(d) of the Exchange Act and Rules 13d-1 and 13d-2 thereunder. Finally, the complaint charges that BroadCom, aided and abetted by Knight, violated Section 14(a) of the Exchange Act and Rules 14a-3, 14a-6 and 14a-9. In addition to the emergency relief set out above, the Commission seeks preliminary and permanent injunctions, disgorgement and civil penalties against Knight, BroadCom, Webb and BBAN, and disgorgement against the relief defendants.
The ODS Petition for relief setting forth the alleged violations of the Oklahoma Securities Act and relief being sought in state court may be found on the ODS website at <www.securities.state.ok.us>.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/
I told u folks this was going to run!!!
Watch New All time highs coming just around the corner!!! IMHO
Same old guys smashing and bashing last 2 years, seems they show up as usual just before a run!!!
Just wait till crops come in!!!
Too the Moon!!! Lmfao!!!
Dont say I didnt tell ya all!!!
Let's Go MCOA
Lots Of Whiners here I see.....
If u expect instant gratification on your position in 1 day 1 week 1 month it ain't going too happen!!!
Bottom line if u follow the history of the company it usually goes on a significant run after meeting its objectives!!!
Just wait till these crops come in....this boards comments will look a whole lot better!!!!
Good NEWS around the corner boys and girls!!! IMHO