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Re: picheljitsu post# 25758

Tuesday, 10/18/2011 1:08:28 AM

Tuesday, October 18, 2011 1:08:28 AM

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OPMG darkside eval

Anthony Sasso And Cellular Spyware, Inc

As of July 15th have 67,750,000 shares, cost zero. 25 mil ACS & 42 mil Sasso. Both can sell 10 mill each the first month and 10% of daily volume after, each month. http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=48587492

Also on July 15th 87,499,575 shares series C preferred were converted, by some entity. No conversion price was given, but 1,350 shares of Series C and E preferred stock were valued at $0.0085 per share of common stock at issue.

Thats 155 million shares available to be sold, acquired @ zero to .0085. Also notice in the last 10Q the company has almost doubled the OS from 414 mil Dec 2010 to 720 mil July 1 2011. So there is plenty of conversions and funding deals between Dec & July. And plenty of common about to be sold.

You can see the 20 mil sold quick, July 15 & 16 in the 2 day come back gap ups. And eventually I expect plenty of runs will be backed by this dilution in the future.

IMO this thing is a long watch and should be monitored every other day or so. People don't convert preferred unless they plan to sell for profits. If they were investors in the company they would hold the preferred. It's a safer pecking order of stocks held.

They can PR blitz any more then they already are, so I expect when they stop hyping whats in developement and start hyping the Monetization Stage is producing rev's you'll see some excitement and bought runs to play.

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