is dealing with William Sundel (ATNP) and Kip Eardley (ITRM)
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You might, but it looks as if a certain attorney is at the helm of several stock frauds.
Oh that's because it's Ronny Halperin's law firm address. Ronny runs the Property Protectors.
The Property Protector Law Firm is in the same exact office as Xynergy! Isn't that great? Or are they just using a virtual office or cubicle?
http://propertyprotectorlaw.com/contact.html
Asian American Equity Exchange used to be at the same address until they got it a little virtual of its own.
http://74.125.93.132/search?q=cache:YIem2RePcoQJ:www.cbex.cn/article/en/contactus/+%224770+biscayne%22+%22suite+1480%22+miami&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
Who is CHRISTOPHER BALSEIRO at xynh?
The mail drop?
Where is the office located? Do you have an address?
Mr. Weiss:
Build those walls!
MD006
I doubt they have a good income, I think all the businesses within are developing. The plan seems to me to spin them off and then do a raise for them. That may not be a bad plan if done correctly.
Unless they're an OBO.
What happened to the big run? Carnes/Kistler's sell order kill it? Shucks, they only got a few billion shares to dump.
Not my group this time. Presents for Taylor coming soon.
Not finished with this yet.
Yes, have your team get the price up so when Mr. Perotti is President we can have some momo already in place. Tick tock, action is coming your way. It's not stock action, my friend, it's legal action.
I'm wondering if they will do the same on the next NOBO. PR says they are getting another one next week. Imagine a play by play.
Prez seems new to the penny game, but a maverick of sorts. I am thinking of sending him a letter, what should it say?
Can you locate a PR that isn't a ton of b.s.? They even lied about the purportedly imminent interview.
What's the consensus on the PR here? I've never seen that before. A lot of novel approaches with this, some experimental.
Mr. Bill, with all due respect, nobody is doing billions of dollars in Nicaragua wood. I am unsure why some are pumping that (see Xynergy which apparently had a lunch with the Rich Corp people and secretly PR'd that they were going to buy it and make *BILLIONS* from the wood when they didn't offer a dime). This billions crap, published by Xynergy re Rich Corp., and others such as the beautiful newspaper article, is why your company apparently issued an SEC 8-K warning not to rely on inflated valuations.
Big Apple smashes
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 21305 / November 18, 2009
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Big Apple Consulting USA, Inc., MJMM Investments, LLC, Marc Jablon, Matthew Maguire, Mark C. Kaley, and Keith Jablon, Civ. Action No. 09-cv-1963 (M.D. Fla.) (JA)
SEC Charges Investor Relations Firm and its Executives with Fraud, Registration Violations, and Acting as an Unregistered Broker-Dealer
Today the Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") filed a civil action in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, alleging that investor relations firm Big Apple Consulting USA, Inc. ("Big Apple"), its wholly-owned subsidiary MJMM Investments, LLC ("MJMM"), and four of its executives-CEO Marc Jablon, vice president Matthew Maguire, MJMM president Mark Kaley, and Keith Jablon, vice president of another Big Apple subsidiary-made public misrepresentations and material omissions about the financial state of CyberKey Solutions, Inc., ("CyberKey") while the two entities sold hundreds of millions of CyberKey shares. These CyberKey shares were sold under no registration statement and no legitimate exemption from registration. The SEC also charged Big Apple and MJMM with acting as unregistered broker-dealers, and Marc Jablon, Maguire, and Kaley with aiding and abetting the two entities' violations in that respect.
According to the SEC's complaint, the Big Apple executives learned by August 8, 2006, that CyberKey's only significant source of revenue, a supposed $25 million purchase order from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security ("DHS"), could not be located by DHS itself and almost certainly did not exist. Despite this knowledge, the Big Apple team continued to promote CyberKey and its business relationship with DHS and sold hundreds of millions of CyberKey shares into the public market. In addition to planning and editing press releases, Big Apple used a telephone calling room of 14 to 50 callers to promote CyberKey stock, including the company's relationship with DHS, to registered brokers. In doing so, Big Apple and MJMM acted as dealers in connection with the distribution of CyberKey stock and as brokers by participating in securities transactions at key points in the chain of distribution of CyberKey shares.
The SEC's complaint charges each of the defendants with violations of Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, as well as with violations of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act"). The SEC's complaint also charges Big Apple, MJMM, Maguire and Marc Jablon with violating Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act. Finally, the complaint charges Big Apple and MJMM with violations of Section 15(a) of the Exchange Act and Marc Jablon, Maguire and Kaley with aiding and abetting the entities' violations of Section 15(a).
The SEC's complaint requests permanent injunctions, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains plus prejudgment interest, and civil penalties against all of the defendants. The complaint also seeks penny stock bars against Big Apple, MJMM, Maguire, and Marc Jablon
He'll form a finance group and then announce it.
Meals consist of beverages.
Loans payable, $2 million all to Bob. So if they scored, Bob gets the loot not us.
Shopping center is a nice start, too bad nobody knows.
They've got $61 in the bank as of 9/30/09, that doesn't concern anyone at all?
How much of an interest does Bob own?
If he can't own mineral rights in Mexico, what does he own?
It's a stock, play it, but understand Bob Cotton dilutes his stock but not his booze.
Maybe we can sue him in the mean time.
What I learned is they never made an offer for Rich Corp., just had a light snack and bought a $500 appraisal on the factory. Made some promises about millions of dollars, issued a pump PR, then had their friends sell a ton of stock. Never paid for a single tree, let alone a zillion dollars worth.
Hydrogen may be an answer, too bad there's nobody presently on Xynergy's staff with adequate scientific knowledge of the required technology. This is why they want to pump trees now, billions of dollars worth. Only one problem and that's that all they did is have coffee with the tree company and order a little appraisal. They can't buy a factory with -200 dollars in the bank, but they can pump it.
One thing that can kill technicals is massive dilution by neophyte pinkie scam managers, similar to the fast death of the last pop. Fraud can kill even the best chart.
Are we all good and loaded for the ride? Somebody start the engine.
Why is this green?
They have a what, where?
Poor Duane, his weight won't let him get out of his chair.
The ones that implied they were in business.
Never Invest Ribotsky.
Xynergy is not headed anywhere except to the printing press.