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Thursday, 07/14/2022 4:29:38 PM

Thursday, July 14, 2022 4:29:38 PM

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With more than 26 billion shares outstanding it's a death trap. There's no place to go except BS and nonsense hype trapped suckers and or pull a reverse split where all are doomed to lose.

It's never made a profit, yet an onslot of more Toxic loans with disastrous conversion rates.

The only place that off-loads their cheap shoes are in liquidation sources with multiples of complaints, size, durability or worth equals about; wear them once and toss em. Which is exactly why, it's always losing millions of dollars and adding debt to the toxic lender cartel with major discounts in the dump spree.

It has always, since the ticker started, a scam and hosted with the same toxic lenders who are still holding that old debt of 6 million bucks.

For the most part they've basically been dumping the interest and giving their con man a ton of share which are why its outstanding is so dam high.

Originally a scam patent theft that wasn't reported, then, after trial they changed direction for another scam and reversed spilt. Then once more, another reverse split and SEC caught the boiler room scam.

Then out of nowhere The CEO and CFO who owned, registered as the two sole owners of all the controllingly shares (ALL!) disappeared and all of a sudden Disclosure of who had been hiding as Secretary in Nevada corp. registration: Gregory Halpern claims ownership and otherwise it is NOT noted or filed in Nevada or anywhere owning or registration of transferred share, a dam thing here, AT ALL! Gives this ticker and controlling interest away FREE! to the conman who's been dumping the spit out of it every month.

So, got luck? trying to hype nonsense into this, over a decade running, Toxic lender cartel scam? I imagine that the SEC is just waiting for another boiler room hype. And that spells only one way to go: Doom and gloom is what's ahead here.

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Corn-fused-us Long-vestor ancient saying: Patience and small movements keep a steady course.

I don't have a humble opinion!


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