CarePay Inc. (SOFE)

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There are legal ways of gaining control of an Issuer, such as:

1) going through the courts and getting legal control of an Issuer using a custodianship petition
2) buying the control stock from the previous owner

But just finding an abandoned entity and reinstating it at the Secretary of State (or worse yet making a new entity by the same name) is not a legal way of gaining control of a public Issuer.

Jayme Winick attempted to illegally gain control of Renuen Corp (RENU) at the Florida SOS and failed.

Today RENU got suspended by the SEC.

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=162103609

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2021/34-91188-o.pdf

Normally, a hijacking without legal control changing hands slips through the cracks and doesn't get any scrutiny from the SEC.

But there are a few reasons that this one might get the SEC's attention.

1) The SEC has been going after no information stocks lately, suspending 55 in the past several days.

2) The SEC has been focusing attention on stocks that are getting pumped on social media despite no publicly available information coming directly from the company to support the social media claims. It has suspended 7 stocks so far because they were getting pumped on social media without having working websites or recent public disclosures (SCIE, HYII, UNGS, PDPR, ABVG, BNGI, RENU).

ADNY doesn't have a working website on OTC Markets, hasn't done any public disclosures through OTC Markets since 2013, and is 7 years delinquent with its SEC filings.

It checks all of the boxes for what the SEC has been targeting the past several days. But to top it off:

3) RENU got suspended today after the same exact person, Jayme Winick, had hijacked that one. That could draw attention to ADNY, even if all of the other issues already mentioned don't.


What is known here, without reviewing the filings, is that Jayme Winick first attempted to take control of the ADNY shell by making a new entity by the same name on 2/12/2020.

But, unlike with RENU, she did eventually manage to get the state of Montana to accept her payment of fees to reinstate the entity associated with the public ticker, ADNY, on 8/20/2020. She then changed the name at the Montana SOS to CarePay Holdings Inc.

https://biz.sosmt.gov/search/business



But as I already stated, just reinstating the entity does not give her legal control of the public Issuer. There is a legal process, which did not take place.

There has been lots of SEC litigation in the past against shell hijackers who used the exact same tactics as Jayme Winick.

There is also reason to believe that Jayme Winick is related to notorious shell hijacker Sandy Winick. Both of them are from Toronto, and both of them have used the same exact address (including suite number) for entities they incorporated in past (6021 Yonge Street, Suite 212, Toronto, ON M2M 3W2).

Sandy Winick used to use the same tactics of reinstating abandoned entities and making new entities by the same name as the old entities before he ended up in prison. After a 6 year sentence, Sandy Winick was released in late-2019 (not long before Jayme Winick starting hijacking abandoned entities).

That's another pretty big red flag if Jayme is just fronting for Sandy Winick.


Maybe this one will avoid SEC scrutiny.

But there is definitely a higher risk than normal right now that it will get the SEC's attention.

So, I was just making sure people knew the link to RENU and understand that ADNY is severely delinquent with its SEC filings, has a dead website on OTC Markets, and the contact information on the OTC Markets page will go unanswered if the SEC comes calling (like what happened with SCIE, UNGS, HYII, PDPR, ABVG, BNGI, RENU, and the other 48 Issuers that got suspended over the past several days).

If this Jayme Winick or the people she is trying to sell the shell to can get control of the OTC Markets page and make some updates and can get control of the CIK Codes to file a Form 15, then that risk will go down quite a bit.


I appreciate your time and effort, though, and look forward to any information you can share from the documents you purchased!