Yuka Group Inc. (YUKA)

[janice shell]

Secondly, they have addressed the dump fest somewhat. Maybe not to our liking, but they have. As far as I know as it is public knowledge, the CEO came out and said that the shares that were sold, we're under administrative hold and should not have been cleared by the MMs.

That was BEFORE the selloff.

Grand Capital Ventures' stock hasn't recovered from its December collapse; it has in fact descended ever lower, sinking to $0.0001 on the bid. The day of the selloff, John Jarvis was furious. In late morning, he posted a blog entry at Claire Magazine, and continued to update it throughout the day.

He began on a threatening note: "We are in the process of evaluating the days [sic] events and and what effect this will have on our continued relationship with Grand Capital Venture [sic], Inc." In early afternoon, he said he'd spoken with Correnti and Pacific Transfer and was assured by both that although the "administratively held" shares were "attempted to be traded," they had not been, and that Correnti would be issuing a press release to that effect after the bell. No press release appeared, at least on that subject. News about the convertible preferred did appear, and was described at OTC Markets as "Release#2 dec 23rd 2014," but no other release can be found there. Correnti has yet to make any official comment on the events of 23 December.

http://www.pumpsanddumps.com/2015/02/grcv-why-would-anybody-trust-john.html