I don't think the SEC is too interested in the NTCV matter. I disclosed the forged share issuances to the enforcement division, and they did not attempt to contact me.
At this time, I am in catch-22 situation. He's printing so many shares that, by the time an injunction occurs, they will be in the public's hands. To cancel them will be extremely difficult. I believe that liability is going to fall on the transfer agent who is ignoring this situation and is allowing facsimile documents. I assume that the majority of buyers are the market makers who have to take them. Moreover, CCDE appears to be Taylor's present cash cow. I think he is just diluting NTCV to get as many pennies as he can by issuing more and more shares.
I am going to make a request to pinksheets.com to temporarily halt the quotation of both securities. Their policy is to suspend quotation until legal counsel provides a certification that active marketing is not occurring in a security. I think it is clear that active marketing is taking place with CCDE through the deceptive press releases. Complaints by investors should be sent to info@pinksheets.com with the subject being "Attention: Tim" and it should be requested that quotation of CCDE be suspended until the marketing using false press releases ceases.
