That EVSV spam is like old school email blasts you used to see many years ago.
There is no way to opt out of the email alerts and no way of even knowing how the spammers got your email address.
There is also no disclaimer on the emails.
These emails weren't sent out through any stock awareness company. It looks like some a$$hole EVSV insider went and outsourced a bunch of cheap labor from some foreigners to send the spam for them. Sort of like a poor man's boiler room email spam campaign.
It is very obvious that the information in the emails is meant to be misleading and overly optimistic. The goal is to pump the stock price and since they are avoiding all proper disclosures, they know they are running an illegal stock promotion campaign and are trying to avoid being caught.
The problem is that it would take very little effort by FINRA to track down who is selling during the illegal spam campaign.
So who has the most to gain from the illegal spam campaign?
The usual suspect would be a Note holder that got free trading stock from a Note conversion.
EVSV issued over 800,000 new free trading shares in recent weeks (possible more during April but the last numbers on OTC markets are from 3/31/20).
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EVSV/security
The problem is that EVSV has a lot of Notes on the books:
John Stoner, Tri-Bridge Ventures (John Forsythe), Darren Higgs, Richard Jenkins, Micheal Poynter, Dr. David Roth, JRH Brokerage (J.R. Haar), Richard Tellone, Rick Jenkins, Mark Henry, Jeff Wilke, Bermuda Partners.
John Forsythe (Tri-Bridge Ventures) is involved in dozens of penny stocks, so even though he was mentioned in a recent SEC investigation into NBDR and has been the subject of numerous FINRA referrals concerning his timely trading activity in suspected market manipulation schemes, none of his other stocks had this kind of an email spam campaign that I am aware of.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=155167207
I'm not familiar with the rest of those people. But since the EVSV CEO has a shady past, anything is possible.
Christoph Trina got in trouble with the Illinois Securities Commission in 2015:
https://www.ilsos.gov/adminactionssearch/adminactionssearch?command=viewPDF&itemId=92%203%20ICM7%20PRODCMZ13%20SE_AA_MgtView59%2026%20A1001001A15G09B42325A2399618%20A15G09B42325A239961%2014%201051
Trina also has a few regulatory events on his Broker record:
https://brokercheck.finra.org/individual/summary/1403607#currentEmploymentsSection
Trina did a press release on 4/20/20 during this email spam campaign.
So all that being said, I expect that he knows exactly who is involved in dumping stock during this ugly pump & dump.
There is no way to opt out of the email alerts and no way of even knowing how the spammers got your email address.
There is also no disclaimer on the emails.
These emails weren't sent out through any stock awareness company. It looks like some a$$hole EVSV insider went and outsourced a bunch of cheap labor from some foreigners to send the spam for them. Sort of like a poor man's boiler room email spam campaign.
It is very obvious that the information in the emails is meant to be misleading and overly optimistic. The goal is to pump the stock price and since they are avoiding all proper disclosures, they know they are running an illegal stock promotion campaign and are trying to avoid being caught.
The problem is that it would take very little effort by FINRA to track down who is selling during the illegal spam campaign.
So who has the most to gain from the illegal spam campaign?
The usual suspect would be a Note holder that got free trading stock from a Note conversion.
EVSV issued over 800,000 new free trading shares in recent weeks (possible more during April but the last numbers on OTC markets are from 3/31/20).
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EVSV/security
The problem is that EVSV has a lot of Notes on the books:
John Stoner, Tri-Bridge Ventures (John Forsythe), Darren Higgs, Richard Jenkins, Micheal Poynter, Dr. David Roth, JRH Brokerage (J.R. Haar), Richard Tellone, Rick Jenkins, Mark Henry, Jeff Wilke, Bermuda Partners.
John Forsythe (Tri-Bridge Ventures) is involved in dozens of penny stocks, so even though he was mentioned in a recent SEC investigation into NBDR and has been the subject of numerous FINRA referrals concerning his timely trading activity in suspected market manipulation schemes, none of his other stocks had this kind of an email spam campaign that I am aware of.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=155167207
I'm not familiar with the rest of those people. But since the EVSV CEO has a shady past, anything is possible.
Christoph Trina got in trouble with the Illinois Securities Commission in 2015:
https://www.ilsos.gov/adminactionssearch/adminactionssearch?command=viewPDF&itemId=92%203%20ICM7%20PRODCMZ13%20SE_AA_MgtView59%2026%20A1001001A15G09B42325A2399618%20A15G09B42325A239961%2014%201051
Trina also has a few regulatory events on his Broker record:
https://brokercheck.finra.org/individual/summary/1403607#currentEmploymentsSection
Trina did a press release on 4/20/20 during this email spam campaign.
So all that being said, I expect that he knows exactly who is involved in dumping stock during this ugly pump & dump.
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