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Re: Ecomike post# 13237

Saturday, 05/16/2020 1:49:45 AM

Saturday, May 16, 2020 1:49:45 AM

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ENIP was less dead on arrival than MILV when Compelling Competitive Advantage LLC (CCA LLC) got involved in ENIP.

Yes ENIP was an abused shell that suffered through an ugly insider enrich scheme hack the stock market/billionaire stocks paid promotion in 2013 and yes it showed up in an investigation into a Belize based money laundering operation in 2015 and yes it was very toxic and badly diluted when the CCA LLC crew acquired the shell in 2016.

BUT ENIP was a fully reporting SEC filer when the CCA LLC acquired it in 2016 giving it way more value than the MILV shell.

As a fully reporting SEC filer ENIP had actual value. But the CCA LLC crew failed to file any required SEC financial statements and then after it was almost a full year delinquent with the SEC filings, the CCA LLC crew attempted to do a reverse split but failed to get approval from FINRA. A year after that, ENIP was suspended and then revoked.

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001511261

ENIP might have been damaged but it wasn't broken until the CCA LLC crew killed it.


MILV has just as dirty of a history. It was an old awesome penny stock linked (Aaron Lamkin/Leo Iruke/Steve Drayton/Jeffery Smuda) insider enrichment scheme paid promo in 2011.

After that it was abandoned for several years.

Securities Violator Ray Barton tried to illegally hijack the MILV shell along with a few others shells in 2018 using some of his daughter's skater boy friends as fronts but I put a stop to that by exposing the hijacking to the SEC.

About the only thing I see that anybody can feel good about is that at least CCA LLC managed to achieve a reverse split and a name change to NDT Pharmaceuticals Inc - which is one step farther they got with ENIP.



But the fact is that if CCA LLC had any real value they would not have acquired an abused shell like ENIP in 2016 and they would not have acquired an abused pink sheet shell like MILV in 2019.

Legitimate companies with anything going for them don't buy pink sheet junk.

As a non-SEC reporting former shell, MILV has no value without registering stock with the SEC.

It sounds like the plan might be to do a 1-A filing which would register stock to be free trading. A 1-A offering could be used to raise capital, but any 1-A filing is going to amount to massive dilution. All stock sold through the 1-A would be offered below the market price and when those shares are dumped into the market by the investors that participated in the offering it will hurt the MILV share price. A 1-A capital raise is not a good thing for retail investors.

But that is assuming that they even do a 1-A filing and that it gets made effective.


At this point I see no reason to believe that CCA LLC has any real value or potential.

People are hanging their hope on an old abandoned/expired patent that never amounted to anything in the past and old outdated information about CCA LLC from 2016 that is probably far different now.

Just because Michael W Fountain was a 10% owner in 2016 doesn't mean he is still involved now. He may have received stock as payment for one of his old unused patents and had no involvement in CCA LLC beyond that. I don't see his name on the OTC Markets page.

Does CCA LLC have a website?

The one on OTC markets was registered in Feb 2020 and hasn't been made active yet:

http://www.ndtpharma.com/

I see their facebook page is dead since 2016:

https://www.facebook.com/Compelling-Competitive-Advantage-LLC-159542474411149/

If they had been active the past 4 years they should have a footprint on the internet during that time.

It is pretty sad when shareholders have to make a webpage because the company doesn't have one:

https://ccabiotech.blogspot.com/

By the way, the dot connecting on that blog is horrendously awful. Spinning an agreement in 2016 by CCA LLC to work with U of Penn and then trying to some how say that links CCA LLC to other research the university is doing... um no.



Is Stuart Yarbrough still involved? 4 years ago is a long time. What proof does anybody has that he is still involved now?

Is Edward Mathias still involved? 4 years ago is a long time. What proof does anybody has that he is still involved now?


The only person you know for sure is still involved in CCA LLC is James B Hovis and he is the black sheep of the crew.

For some reason his PHLO Corp is being touted as a success story.

The real story is that PHLO Corp only sold $32,000 worth of its product before announcing that had gotten placement in 450 7-11 locations in September of 2007.

Less than a year later PHLO Corp went out of business.

It did manage to get in 150 of the 450 7-11 stores according to its last 10Q before it shut down but the $300k in revenues it made during the first 6 months in the 7-11 stores wasn't enough to offset its $1.8 million in operating losses during the same period.

PHLO became a delinquent filer in July of 2008 - only 10 months after announcing the 7-11 placement.

It was suspended and revoked by the SEC in 2010.

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001012130


We already know about the failed ENIP venture. Hovis failed to do any required financials and got that one suspended and revoked too.

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001511261


And let's not forget that Hovis got his law degree suspended by the Virginia bar in 2005 for making false or reckless statements regarding the integrity of a judge and engaging in deliberately wrongful acts reflecting adversely on his fitness to practice law.

https://www.vsb.org/disciplinary_orders/hovis_order102505.pdf

At some point after getting suspended, Mr. James Butler Hovis let his license expire. He is no longer in good standing in the Virginia data base.



This looks like nothing more than typical penny stock junk to me.

Good luck on this one.