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Re: MDPennyPlayer post# 59413

Sunday, 10/02/2011 2:46:05 PM

Sunday, October 02, 2011 2:46:05 PM

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I was just looking at the Baron Capital web site - http://baroncapitalenterprise.com/transfer-agent.html

I was appalled to see pictures of Microsoft, Dell, and Apple stock certificates which seems of imply that Baron Capital is the transfer agent for these three companies. But, they are not. Microsoft and Dell both use American Stock Transfer & Trust Company, LLC and Apple computer uses Computershare Investor Services, LLC.

A purely legitimate company would never stoop to mislead potential clients in that way. So, my first impression of the fundamental side of TOFS, is not very good at all. Ethics and integrity speak very loudly when researching any publicly traded company and displaying those three industry giants on their web site as an apparent implication of what they represent is in my opinion, extremely poor judgement at the very least. It's almost as though they have extreme contempt and disrespect for their prospective investors and it's as if they were saying to me (as a prospective investor) ... "Look, we know you're not very bright so we don't expect you to try to verify anything of what we say here. The bottom line is we just want your money and we are so certain that you will believe anything we say that we expect you to simply be impressed by all our BS without any verification and will just give us all your money now". That's a little extreme, I know, but, think about it. After seeing that one thing, I'm totally turned off by this company. That is some of the worst judgement I've seen displayed by any Pink Sheet company I've looked at. Doesn't that bother you too? Have you even thought at it? I'm tempted to notify investor relations at Microsoft, Dell, and Apple and see how they react to it.