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Re: kjcolombia post# 178828

Wednesday, 05/23/2018 1:35:20 PM

Wednesday, May 23, 2018 1:35:20 PM

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People's concerns here should go way beyond just the share price and the lack of communication from the company.

Here we are almost to June and ANDI continues to hide the share structure and ANDI has yet to get a name/symbol change.

Those should be considered major red flags. Obviously, for 3 months to pass without the approval of the corporate action request, FINRA has found a lot about ANDI that it deems concerning. And obviously, the Utopya team doesn't want investors to know just how much dilution has taken place since the share structure was last reported on January 31, 2018.

The Utopya team, which investors here placed on some undeserving pedestal, promised a name/symbol change and ungagged TA in February.

The extent of the lies/deceit here no doubt pushed a lot of opened minded investors away. Some of the biggest lies/deceit included:

-the way they touted advisors to give false credibility to their operations while hiding the names of the co-Founders (Jason Steinberg and Ian Brewster) as long as possible because of their previous involvement in the disastrous Comet Core phone disaster
-no actual merger of Utopya operations into the ANDI shell in November as claimed in press releases (proof is in the OTC filings)
-hiding the Series B preferred share diluter Corbin Hardy's close relationship/connection with ANDI CEO Mike Starkweather
-promised contracts in January that never happened
-an amendment to the Series B preferred share designation in March that never happened
-ridiculous future revenue claims
-completely bogus uplisting claims
-promises of no dilution
-promises of more transparency about the share structure



My opinion of ANDI still hasn't changed. I still consider it a share selling scam and the biggest pump&dump of 2018.

I think Jason Steinberg and Ian Brewster did have a plan to start a smart phone company and they decided that since the kickstarter/GoFundMe effort for Comet Core was such a disaster that they'd use a public shell to raise the money for their next attempt at creating a smart phone company. Because of Loudon Owen's links to William White (the owner of the ANDI shell), Andiamo Corp (ANDI) was identified as the public vehicle to use to raise the money. William White knew the former ANDI CEO Dustin Secor well and was able to help arrange a plan for the Utopya team to raise money for their start-up using the Series B preferred shares owned by the former ANDI CEO Dustin Secor.

The problem is that Steinberg and Brewster not only deceived the public by hiding their involvement in Utopya for months, but they also deceived the public about the Utopya operations while using ANDI as a pump&dump vehicle. They used false forward looking statements about future revenues in the $100s of millions and a future uplisting to the NASDAQ. They also never actually merged the Utopya smartphone operations into the ANDI shell (again see the OTC filings for proof). That was a lie so that they could use the Series B preferred shares to dilute stock into the market to raise money for their Canadian based smart phone operations. Mike Starkweather was a willing participant in the scam even recruiting his business partner Corbin Hardy to help with the Series B preferred share selling scheme.

Mike Starkweather was not just a good puppet CEO for Steinberg and Brewster, he was a great puppet CEO because he communicated daily with investors making them feel special by letting them know when press releases were coming in advance and by filling their heads full of false hope.

ANDI became nothing but a series of lies (listed above) and a massive pump&dump. The post I made on April 6th detailing the timeline of events/pump&dump history is still as relevant now as ever

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=139848577

The only key Utopya team member who I can't quite pinpoint is Darryl Green. I just don't understand why/how Mr. Green got sucked into this mess. It's possible he was fooled early on and really believed in Utopya as a start up even investing money in the company. But I'd think that he is too smart to have stayed fooled for very long. So that raises the possibility that he knew what was really going on and chose to be a willing participant in the ANDI pump&dump.

I still watch this stock in the background. I mainly posted here today because I told somebody back in April that I believed after the share price hovered in the $.004 range for a while it would eventually take a dive into the $.002s which happened.

I'll continue to watch this moving forward because I'm curious to see if the SEC will ever end up taking an interest in the Utopya/ANDI share selling scheme.