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Those were the days. I still have over 5 million shares of PBLS in my account just to remind me to avoid stocks with reclusive management and red flags waving in every direction.
I remember calling the Lear jet company when things were falling apart and they told me that PBLS officers took all their cash and accounts receivable and they were sitting in the dark with the electricity turned off.
We were warned but our greedy little little pea brains wouldn't let our fingers hit the sell button.
I now look at it as an educational experience.
Whirligig
Isaac.....
Time for a rerun and return to greatness?
Where are the scoundrels when we need them.
Will Pa rise from the dead and shake the hands of new investors?
I don't think so........
Chilar,
I tried to dump my yearly $3000 of Pebbles to get the 2011 tax deduction and we are so low that I cannot even give the shares away.
I am beginning to get disillusioned. That is what happens when delusional buying gets us in this bind.
I wonder what PA and the gang or thieves are up to this Christmas?
Maybe PA is using his white beard in a Santa disguise to bilk children out of their Christmas money.
Anything is possible with those clowns.
By the way......... Merry christmas to all!
Something is brewing but questions abound. There are a lot of buys just under .03 and a few under .04 with someone, the company I guess, selling and holding ground in that range.
The question is "WHO" is buying this many shares and "WHY"?
Someone seems to be pumping money daily into this obscure and questionable stock that has all appearances of a scam. Where there is smoke there is always fire but all we see is a smoke screen.
I am betting that this little smokey will flame up one day when management or the daily buyer throws a little gasoline on the fire.
Picking small cheap buys as this goes along is a pure gamble but could prove profitable long term.
I don't know why you would expect mega news. So far this is just a smoke screen with tempting gold possibilities. The gold bug is hot with inflated prices and this appears to be a stock selling scam supplying day to day income.
This is a pure high risk gamble and there seems to be enough gamblers to make it profitable for LSR management.
Will anything ever come of it? Put your money down.
I bought Lantis over a year ago on a whim and seeing the potential of their dental patients. It appears the technology is flawed or stuck in the developmental stage with no funding. Now the gold bug has hit and the company shell is being used for African pursuits.
There was a segment on ABC last night showing the primitive gold mining technology now being employed in Africa and whole villages completely immersed in seeking and mining gold.
I am not sure what is happening with Lantis but is is obvious that the company is selling shares and there are buyers. The price is stuck because the sellers are holding fast to the .04 cent range.
I find it hard to believe that the shares being bought are just random gamblers buys. There must be something up because where there is smoke there is fire.
Whether this is a scam in the making or something a bit more complicated I do not know.
At least it is interesting and worth watching.......
Nice to see that Mitchell is still holding PA's feet to the fire.
Lantis Laser is now merged with a Zimbabwe gold mining company?
Zimbabwe gold mining has been shut down for the last couple years due to political corruption and now the new Lantis owners are going to try to get in on renewed operations?
What a tangled web we weave.......
http://theafricareport.com/last-business-news/5140874-Zimbabwe%20sees%202011%20gold%20output%20up%2035%20pct-%20chamber.html
The komex deal was the stamp of death for delusional PBLS shareholders. A huge deal shipping aggregate to Poland! Red flags were raised all over the place when no one could find or identify Komex.
We were sucker punched by Bozo the Clown and came right back for more.
A lesson was learned by all as the PBLS sham unraveled right before our eyes.
Never again.......
Get ready for another MM sucker punch......
I see that IHUB won't even allow the name M*** M**to be posted.
At least we get a little satisfaction seeing the court cases unravel the PBLS tangled mess. As usual, the only ones to come out of this with a profit are the lawyers. Bottom feeders may be the lowest on the feed chain but will stay as long as there is flesh on the bone.
We shareholders are probably toast but stay for the entertainment, educational, social or revenge value.
...... and of course there is the gambling factor where a shell game might break out and rescue our butts.
I bet that will give the judge a headache.
PBLS had been using the dredge and collecting from customers but never used the proceeds to pay the debts incurred from the dredging.
The proceeds were used to pay for PR, new acquisitions, Bentleys, houses, lavish parties, an accounting office, the company stock printing press and assorted management expenses.
Those were the good times........
I thought that PBLS was suing the Bank for illegally repossessing the dredge and the bank was suing Pearl River fabricators for not repaying the bank loan used to make the dredge. Didn't PBLS pay Pearl River when the dredge was delivered?
The Bank of Picayune is requesting the the court to speed up the PBLS suit against the bank?
And the hearing is in a Louisiana bankruptcy court?
Strange.........
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Sorry to throw cold water on the party, but the Blackburn agreement was to pay back 1.3 million dollars, over a period of I believe at least three years.
This means the case remains open until the balance is repaid or Ronnie Boy once again defaults on his promise. Ron has never paid anybody back and the only way he can get such a large amount of cash is to rob a bank or run another scam.
I expect the process will not take long as he is just blowing smoke and looking to extend the inevitable.
When he misses his first payment he will be in default and the PBLS shell may again be eligible for a reverse merger.
Then again there is still the matter of the Mississippi bank case to be concluded.......
Don't look for a quick resolution and welcome to the club of disappointed PBLS bag holders.
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Market Makers will buy at the bid hoping to resell at the ask. Retail buyers like you and I cannot buy at the bid. Looks like the MM's will get stuck today.
Good for them......
Yes....... All sells @.0002
Bail out time......
Mastercraft,
Your wish is granted.
Ignore the red flags.........
FYI...
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Attached is a brochure ... "What is a Captive"... and a "Captive Presentation" that will more fully explain the overall business strategy of CNGI. You should also go to CNGI's website www.concordisinc.com to learn more about Concordis and its leadership team. CNGI is a company on the move in a strong industry.
Please call me with any questions.
Mike Mulshine
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Osprey Partners
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Chilar,
As we have all learned..... what goes up goes down.
PA has been assigned to be your navigator.
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Given his past record, I doubt that Ron Blackburn has two nickels in his pocket to rub together. He is a pitchman and con artist. Folks like Ron can sell but have no interest in delivering and protecting. His previous record kept him from being "officially" invested in PBLS.
If he squirreled away the ill gotten gains from PBLS in an offshore bank you, can be assured that he would be lounging on a Caribbean beach rather than a jail cell.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him come up with the initial $10,000 payment, and then see him stall, delay and forget the rest.
The scamsters that ran PBLS are not smart enough to stay out of trouble.
I believe we "investors" saw all the red flags and ignored the warnings with greedy abandon. Now we are here out of plain stubbornness and curiosity topped with a little gamblers remorse......and unrelenting hope.
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We will get volume if you stop dreaming and start buying.
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Sawdin,
Wrong off topic address......
whirligig17@gmail.com is correct.
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I buy Pebbles out of habit....... No thinking needed.
Death bed humor........
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I suspect the PBLS case before the judge has already been decided, but until Share advocates pays the rest of the filing fee the case will remain in limbo.
Other reverse merger candidates that have already been contested and taken over have been suspended from trading. Once the filing fee is paid it may advance the process enough to allow the SEC to suspend PBLS from trading.
We may be better of here in limbo than frozen in place until the situation can be resolved.
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In 50 words or less......
I don't have the time or incentive to research my potential investment and would like anyone that can see into the future to tell me what to do. Better yet.... to save me the hassle and risk of what might be a huge mistake..... just send me cash as I need it now.
Lazy, broke and begging.......
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