SMA Alliance, Inc. (SMAA)

[NunyaBidness]

They still own this company with shares. They just sell their own stuff and price it ridiculously. They call all the shots behind the scenes. The other company, DEAC is another one they have. Could be more, I only worked with Tony and Sarah on those 2 stocks.

There was a time when they seemed to have some actual working code, but I couldn't say how successful they were because when I started working for them it seemed pretty broken. They hired me in October of 2013 and what I saw them doing was illegal and against the TCPA regulations(they were crawling craigslist for people selling cars, and then they would use software to text those people with spam to try and generate traffic to their website and get them to sign up. They would pretend to be someone who they might now, mention selling a car and then give them a link to their site(classifiedride.net).

They were trying to get into the lead selling business, but they couldn't get any good contracts in it. The one they had was paying really low, and they kept trying to do things against the rules to generate leads. It was basically broken. These contracts should have been extremely easy to get, but for all the "connections" they were suppose to have, they couldn't get in the door with them.

Then they couldn't pay their employees, they were extremely flaky. They still owe me money. I saw your TLC post and sorry I had to delete it, but I found it funny she claims to make $5000 a day, and yet couldn't pay employees.

Anyway, they bought the DEAC symbol and transferred the auto stuff from SMAA to it. I rebuilt a legitimate version of the classifiedride site, but they quit paying(again) and I ended up quitting after nearly 2 months with no pay. It never made it to production. They just flaked out.

They moved that asset over to DEAC and sold it to themselves.

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69438206

You'll notice specifically on page13 of their report Baker Myers and Associates, LLC. That's them selling themselves a website with no real traffic, no real clients, for $1,000,000(btw, it was originally $3,000,000 but they were forced to lower it or something after the fact). Same thing with Autoglance.

This is what they do. They are nothing but scammers. I don't buy those $5k a day claims for a minute. And if it is true, they are some of the worst kind of people for not paying their employees.

I could keep going, but I'll stop it there for now.