You are arguing with someone who is just posting AI generated bromides. They’ll never respond to any specific concerns investors have when it comes to this company.

Because unlike some posters here, the market does not grade on a curve. A company doing the bare minimum is not something to celebrate.

I’m assuming all of our new and very knowledgeable posters here are now “friends of the company”, right?

Because a rational argument that looks at logic and how the past 8 years have gone is antithetical to duping new investors. So it’s just attack and do not engage in a debate on the actual merits and problems with this company.

It was a great idea 8 years ago and had great potential. I’m not sure about it today. I certainly hope so. I’ve got a lot of shares I haven’t even bothering to try and deposit. I work in finance and would need special approval to open an outside account that would deposit the shares. And with the price and outlook. It’s not worth the grief at this time.

Shall I go back and dig up all of the emails bragging about Think Latitude and the job they were doing? It’s always someone else’s fault. We’ve been getting the same story for years now. Great things are always just around the corner.

The planet that has been involved in successful startup and we’re in on this in its earliest days. I am an actual qualified investor, per the regulations. Not like many that Josh got to invest and could end up sanctioned for.

So how much of the stock has your powerhouse group bought? I haven’t seen a bump in volume indicating an institutional investor and we haven’t had a PR about a major investment being made into the company.

Stop feeding us AI generated pablum and address the fact that it’s been nearly a decade and there is no product (promises of “just around the corner” are worthless), no advertising, no users, no major investment interest and no customer base. The company is millions in debt and is in default to the initial P2P note holders.

Early? Emegrging? Riiiight. You’re talking to people who have been in since the initial offering.

And an email from a shareholder begging for money.

I didn’t go back and check against the mailing list to see if he’s an original shareholder or one of Josh’s new suckers.

Not quite “TRIPPLE”

And just after I praised his spelling and grammar. I mean c’mon, it was only one sentence and with 5 words.

Well. It’s Groundhog Day…again.

But. I’ll be positive too. Just so I’m not a hater. Josh’s grammar and spelling have improved in the past 5 years.

Those of us that had notes converted had to give Josh control of our votes, didn’t we? I don’t recall of the bs lines we’ve been fed.

Don’t even know where the physical copy of my Note is, at this point. I may have done something useful with it. Like used it to clean up some dog puke.

Anyone who can?

Who that has liquid shares wants to watch it go to zero? The place where Josh can directly interact with investors and fight the misinformation has been silent and watch’s as the stock fell into a death spiral.

Right!

No definitely not. Cody’s been around. I think he relays a lot of what Josh tells him, which gives that impression. There was someone a while ago, whose handle I forget, that definitely was Josh. And now we have our new Josh or shill account pitching in.

The thing that gets me about so many penny stock investors is the ability to have zero introspection. Exactly 7 months ago, Cody, you had this to say:

That would be a dream come true but it would take a lot, that requires intense good news to get that sort of traction.
I still have faith, Josh really could and will turn things around.
#1 we got Financials coming, ROCK ON!!
#2 Josh will get between a 3-5 million dollar deal to fund Mobicards future and the expansion of the platform once “Financials are complete I am sure, he has made it clear he wants to get a more suitable deal that will not hurt us investors as bad and that is why he desires to finish financials first so to not hurt the shareholders as bad, This is good.

You only remember the tiny wins. Things that any moderately competent executive should be able to do without acting like they just won the Super Bowl. i.e. putting out financials that had been promised for five years. Then you proceed to forget all of the massive losses. Where is the 3-5 million? He got offers he felt weren’t worthy of PTOP? He has big marketing plans? But he needs $2500 from a guy who is having car troubles?

If people refuse to see. I don’t know what to tell you. Do yourself a favor and go back and read some of your posts over the past few years. Then ask yourself if you really think getting in another $2500 is really going to be the thing that finally makes this the BIG YEAR. If Josh can’t find $2500 without asking you for it maybe there’s a message you should be hearing.

Cody. Look I want to be able to sell my shares as much as the next guy. I have more restrictions than most because I work in finance and need waivers to open any accounts outside my company. And I can’t readily deposit them in my account because the pps is so low, we have limits. So being able to have the shares wired into my account would save me so many headaches.

But Josh is asking you to put up $2500 for this?! Don’t be a sucker, please. That you’d even consider it…

If he’s got all this great stuff going on in the wings and just needs this and that but can’t find someone with deep pockets to front $2500 and instead is shaking you down…

And you realize how many people are sitting on their physical shares that would rush to sell in order to break even and get out of this would make the volume of the past couple of days seem light. There’s billions floating out there and if they became readily liquid the price would dive even worse as people rushed for the exits.

Chris is stuck with those billion. All restricted.

I wonder if all of them are. Jim Bento left with 450 million, too.

Think Latitude has a lot of shares.

I don’t know how year after year after year people can hang onto the same story no matter what logic tells them.

Well. They’ll be around until the jig is up. Then there won’t be cheapies or expensies. So, technically he’s right.

So he can harangue you for money. That’s what he does on every call.

Don’t trust your eyes or the price or the disclosure last year that the company that did the financials doesn’t think this company is sustainable. Trust our very own Brandons here who will tell you the bare shelves you’re looking at aren’t bare.

Those of us who have been in this from the start have gotten the same promises every year. It’s always a bright future. But it never comes. It always remains just up the road and then we’re told that Josh doing the bare minimum expected of any company - submit financials make sure the stock is tradeable - somehow makes him the second coming of Steve Jobs. But if we dare to notice it we’re accused of being wreckers and saboteurs. The same people here keep deluding themselves with the same stories year in and year out.

I’m not convinced anymore the our man Jesus is Josh himself. Not enough grammatical errors. But it’s someone doing Josh’s dirty work. If only he put as much effort into providing a working product and marketing it we might get somewhere.

I thought once the financials were done that those big investors Josh had on the line were going to put up $5 million dollars? But that lie will be forgotten and we’ll be onto the next one about how Josh s so close to breaking this thing wide open then the sky is the limit on this stock price. $10? You bet! With 20 billion shares outstanding? Shut up, don’t notice that.

Small business loan? We’ve all seen the same financials, right?

You’re obviously Josh or a stalking horse for him. Try to be a little more subtle. I’ve worked in he financial industry for over 20 years. I know a thing or two because I’ve seen a thing or two, as the saying goes. So you can rant all you want but I know what I know through decades of experience.

For any company in this stage and in the financial distress this company is in, a reverse split is not a sign of health. In this particular situation however, unless Josh can find a buyer to take on that debt and start financing the company without selling billions s more shares, a reverse split may be the least bad option. I used to work in the institutional lending department of a company that had billions of dollars in assets under management and I was responsible for analyzing 10k and 10q reports and I have read Mobicard’s financials so don’t give me any of your spin.

It’s not a good thing. But it is the least worst thing as long as it’s at the right time and for the right reasons (i.e. not just so Josh can start spraying shares all over the place again). There are so many share issued it is always going to be a problem. How can it ever even reach a penny if there are 20 billion shares outstanding?

Which is why I’m still reluctant to pay Empire the $150 for my certificate, even though we have the lawyer’s letter. I work in finance and I can’t deposit anything less than a quarter and need approval from the ethics office to even go open another account. And then I’d have to pay to deposit the shares to someplace like Schwab. Just an all around disaster. Still feels like I may be sending good money after bad. If they had gotten DWAC approval, which I thought Josh said they were doing it wouldn’t be an issue.

That 8 billion shares is not candy to be dispensed and it’s foolish to think he can sell anywhere near that many more restricted shares. Realistically if he presented a very good plan he may be able to raise maybe $25k more. But whoever is buying into that is going to want to know what the end game of that investment is. So first he has to raise capital to get it back in the App Store. Then more to get marketing done. We’re taking a lot of money before even a penny in earnings.

Again, go and look at this financials carefully. Josh bought an e reprieve by getting the financials done. But the numbers on the page paint a very bleak picture. He’s down tens of millions of dollars with no income stream to offset it and no cash to get anything else done. Just the occasional private investment or stock sale to make the next due payment or put out another PR or whatever needs to get done. It’s not how a healthy company with a bright future does business after this many years. There needs to be someone who believes in the product and the patents that will take on the debt and risk in order to start proper funding and establishing a proper business model and structure. But they have to be convinced that the possible benefits will outweigh all of that accumulated deficit ($23 million!!) and outstanding debt (nearly $1 million).

Settle down Bevis. Josh got done what thousands of other companies managed to get done. That’s nothing to brag about. It’s something to be seen with relief sure. It’s a positive step. It means there is still a window, no matter how small, that the company can sneak thru and survive.

But you are a total idiot if you think issuing another 8 billion shares is a good idea. If you read the financials carefully you would be more careful in what you say. You or your boss is in default to me and a number of other people. There’s no money to be had so we write it off for the moment. And it’s stated in black and white right there that Blue Chip does not have high confidence that the company can remain solvent until this time next year. Issuing stock like sheets from a toilet paper tile while already millions in debt is not a sustainable business model.

There is a couple of thousand dollars liquid. Is that enough to get it back in the App Store? Or is that going to take a few hundred million shares to the next sucker…I mean vendor: TL is the largest shareholder in this company and wants nothing to do with it. That is a worrisome thing.

Once all of the C2A shares are unrestricted and liquid we’ll see what happens to the stock price. I’m not even sure it’s worth paying the $175 to Empire to even get my shares just yet.

There’s no money for a plan. He’s rattling the can again. Issue a few hundred million more shares for a sugar high. This company needs to be bought out by someone larger that can see potential in the IP. No income and having to keep spitting out shares to get anything done is not a successful business model.

Even as far back as when Chris was still involved there was always talk of a r/s. Around 1:400 if I recall. Where’s the money going to come from for Josh to do it? Issue more shares to the same firm that’s goi g to do the necessary work to r/s those same shares?

We always knew the financials were not going to be pretty. But, I don’t see how Josh gets out of the quagmire presented there. Time will tell. At least the first step is done. Which should buy time for them to issue our unrestricted shares. Which if they do get DWAC approval at least means they’ll be easier to deposit in preparation for the write-off, should it come to that.

He’s still got over 8 billion shares to issue and he has all of the C2A proxy votes.

And as I thought. TL is the majority shareholder and is no longer cooperative. There’s something bad goi g on there if they’re basically just cutting their losses.

Well, at least it’s done. JFC that is ugly. I gave up to the pint that until I looked at that I completely forgot there’s an outstanding note in default that I’m owed.

“As of June, 2021, the Company had $3,794 cash on hand. On June 30, 2021, the Company has an accumulated deficit of $23,026,325. For the quarter ended June 30, 2021, the Company had a net loss of $4,568,085, and cash used in operations of $209,107. These factors raise substantial doubt about the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern within one year from the date of filing.”

Oh. I wholly agree with you. There was and may again come a proper time to perform a r/s. There’s no way around it, it has been necessary for years. But unless it’s part of a bigger plan it’s doomed. I’ve been assuming that we are just waiting for this to fail so we can claim the losses for tax purposes. I’d love to be proven wrong and get even half of my investment back. Maybe Josh has a miracle somewhere but I doubt it.

He had to rattle the fan hard to raise that $15k. Where is the money for marketing and getting paying customers going to come from?

Just saw it. We’ll see.

A good chunk of their payment was in stocks. The rest was cash. Not sure the last payments were made, I never saw anything about it. So, it is in Think Latitude’s interest that PTOP do well.

I haven’t. Nor have I heard back at all. Based on your handle I think I know who you are. We spoke a few to news back when Josh took over. I hope all is well with you!

Did anything come of Chris’ other adventures?

Well to be fair it’s a day ending in ‘y’