DD Support Board and Research Team

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LDSR - I'll try to answer some of your questions

Wow, how did you find all this information? That is amazing research and due diligence

Thank you. That's what I do is I research stocks. I have years of experience.

What do you recommend doing with this information? It appears Data443 and Classidocs are real.

People can do whatever they want with any research I post. As far as Data443 and Classidocs, I haven't looked at those business operations much at all. But while doing my research what I did notice was:

1) There was no merger with any existing company after Jason Remillard acquired control of the LDSR. All Jason Remillard did was change the name of the new Landstar Inc North Carolina business entity to Data443 Risk Mitigation Inc.

2) The data443.com domain was only just created on December 10, 2017 (1 day before the change of control and the name change for the NC entity).

So basically what all that means is that Jason Remillard created Data443 out of the blue at the same time that he gained control of the LDSR shell so that the LDSR would have something to tout.

That doesn't mean that the "business operations" or "technology" being used by Data443 is brand new. Obviously if you look at the stuff on the Data443 website like Classicdocs, it all looks very much aged. Some of it even looks outdated and possibly obsolete.

I do know that Jason Remillard was involved in Appiphany Technologies Holdings Corp (APHD) which also touted online security related products.

APHD was far from a success, they reported nominal revenues and big losses quarter over quarter leading to debt/dilution issues. Based on the success of APHD, I'm not super confident that the LDSR product will be successful.

The fact that Jason Remillard decided to move his business operations into a dirty old shell like LDSR also sends up some red flags. Respectable businesses looking to raise capital from the public markets use clean shells or do fresh IPOs. They don't buy hijacked shells with bad histories. Jason Remillard is not new to the penny stock world so it's not like he is some naive individual with a private business being taken advantage of by some sharks looking to profit off his need for capital.

Already Jason Remillard is running into issues because of his choice to use LDSR. It has been months since the "company" has changed its name to Data443 Risk Mitigation Inc and FINRA still hasn't approved the name change for the Issuer. There is a good chance that FINRA may never approve any corporate actions for the LDSR shell because of its history (including the hijacking situation).

Could it be the case that the shell wasn't really hijacked, but that there is additional information supporting a true shell takeover/merger that hasn't been found?

I considered the possibility that William Alessi may have filed for custodianship of the Landstar Inc Nevada entity in another state like what was done with UBLI and LSTG, but I don't think that is the case.

William Alessi put nothing in the LDSR OTC disclosures about any custodianship cases or receivership. Plus unlike UNBI and LSTG, the LDSR shell was never reinstated at its true domicile (Nevada). The second William Alessi created a new business entity by the same name in North Carolina then filed documents with the North Carolina SOS fraudulently presenting himself as the legal representative of the Nevada entity (which is still a revoked entity), he committed corporate identity theft. This is illegal. Others have been busted for the very same thing like David Stocker and Jason Wong.

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2008/lr20681.htm
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2009/lr21243.htm

It is not legal to just create a new business entity by the same name to steal a public shell.

Is it the same William Alessi of Alpha Modus and Hybrid Titan Management as others stated? It is a common name.

Yes it is the same William Aless from Alpha Modus and Hybrid Titan Management.

I see you aren't making any recommendations. What is your advise?

I don't give recommendations or trading advice. I share my research and people can take it or leave it and do what they want with it. But if you are asking my opinion, I personally don't think that the Data443 business operations will be a success. I think LDSR has been a great momentum play. It had a great share structure for where the price started (deep in the triple zeroes) and it built a huge amount of momentum as the price climbed picking up tons of interest. It is still a very popular stock very much momentum fueled as of today. In the long run though, I don't expect it to turn into a successful company for all of the reasons mentioned earlier in this post.

On top of all that (and this may be the biggest red flag of them all), William Alessi added a $125,000 convertible debt Note to the LDSR balance sheet that wasn't there when the shell was abandoned in 2010. According to the LDSR disclosures filed with the OTC Markets website, that $125,000 convertible debt Note dates back to at least 2014. So how does a $125,000 convertible debt Note magically appear from a period in time that the shell was completely abandoned with no officers and no business operations? That is very very obviously a fake backdated debt Note. LDSR was an empty shell from 2010 - 2017. Putting a fake backdated debt Note on the balance sheet is a massive clue that William Alessi is using the LDSR shell for some kind of illegal insider enrichment scam and that he plans on created unregistered stock to dump into the market out of that $125,000 debt Note.

According to the LDSR OTC disclosures, that debt Note converts into LDSR stock at $.00005/share (4 zeroes).



$125,000 converted into free trading stock at $.00005/share = 2,500,000,000 shares (2.5 billion). The owner of that convertible debt Notes (which probably links back to the William Alessi/Marvin Winick group since they are the only ones that had the power to create the Note at the time that it showed up on the LDSR balance sheet) are now set up to make a fortune off LDSR using the shell as a pump&dump.

So you want my take on LDSR from a research standpoint. That's it right there. LDSR is nothing but a hijacked shell with a fake backdated debt note touting far from impressive business operations so that the shell can be used as an insider enrichment scam through the creation of 2.5 billion unregistered shares of stock using a fake backdated debt Note.