Who the hell is watching the hen house ? You have a company that goes bankrupt(Birman) in 2001, which should mean it is dead in the water. But in 2005 another company, Hackerproof Ltd., takes over Birman Managed Care changing said name to Hackerproof Ltd. in Oct. 2005. Within 6 months Hackerproof becomes Alcar Chemicals. What does the SEC do ???? Do they just rubber stamp these deals without any investigation. I don't even want to mention what I think of AC. Folks, we've been had. I truely believe Congress should fund more to the SEC and require them to clean up Wall Street. It's too whacked out .....A bankrupted companys' shell should never have been used and the SEC should have prevented it ! If I remember correctly, when the "exchange" happened between Hacker and Alcar good ole AC made some statements about the growth of the company without the typical "we believe, we expect, we should". You can read some of this at Qualitystocks.net. Like Crypt wrote HKPF is the symbol for Hackerproof. It's wierd that Alcar Technologies still has a web site, even though it appears to be all advertizing.
