Virtual Sourcing Inc. (fka PGCX)

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New Feature Alert 12/09/13 Virtual Sourcing, Inc. (OTC: PGCX)
Turning Fiberglass Waste Into
A Financial Gold Mine
Virtual Sourcing, Inc.(OTC: PGCX), through its wholly owned subsidiary Allied Recycling Corp. (the ‘Company’ or ‘ARC’), has positioned itself to enter into the over $75 billion dollar US recycling market. Here in the second decade of the 21st century, one major material has been ignored almost completely by the recycling ‘community.’ Fiberglass. The Company is ready to capture this market. Below are 4 very good reasons why PGCX should receive some serious consideration.
1. Extraordinary Business Model with sub-license agreement to use and operate ground breaking patented technology (US Patent #5569424)
2. Acquisition set to be complete in mid-December
3. Close to achieving goal to up list to Nasdaq or NYSE
4. Near a 52 week low $0.09, Hard Bottom at $0.08
The shares of PGCX are currently trading at a mere $0.09, but with an acquisition close, capital funding and a goal to up list, shares are unlikely to be there for long!
Business Model
By signing this sub-license agreement for this cutting edge, patented technology Allied Recycling Corp. has partnered with American Fiber Green Products, Inc. to be the only fiberglass recycler of its kind within the Mid-Atlantic region.
Fiberglass Waste is
Ripe for the Picking

“With landfills around the world filled with fiberglass waste, and with Fortune 500 companies wanting to ‘go green’, AND being forced to ‘go green’, literally tens of millions of dollars in stable revenue streams await the Company.”
Out of the top produced materials – plastics, aluminum, rubber, glass, steel, graphite, silicon, cement, and fiberglass; fiberglass is the only one of these that does not have an efficient recycling process in place.
There are multiple reasons why fiberglass recycling has been left behind in an otherwise thriving recycling industry:
The size of fiberglass products being recycled is huge and daunting (e.g. cars, construction materials, boats, planes, wind turbine blades, etc.).
Focus in the recycling industry is typically on small, but large in number, consumer product materials like aluminum cans or plastic bottles.
The lack of economical, technologically proven methods of breaking down, recycling, reconstituting, developing and marketing new fiberglass end products for sale in the free market (recognizing that the recycling of any material is only as useful as the success in the formulation of viable end products that make the venture economically desirable in the first place).
Instead of recycling fiberglass waste, for use in alternative end products, companies pay huge tipping fees, or gate fees, to landfills to simply dispose of their fiberglass waste. There is also great environmental need for companies to start putting fiberglass on top of their recycling agenda, and Allied Recycling Corp. will be the only company in the Mid-Atlantic region to enter this market.
The fiberglass industry has a monumental problem disposing of its production waste, trimmed material and outdated products or resins. Many landfills, along with state, county and municipal governments are mandating severe reductions in or totally curtailing the amount of fiberglass waste allowed. ARC together with and through its licensor is actively engaged with major manufacturers and end users in negotiating contracts for recycling their existing waste. These are indeed exciting times for this burgeoning industry where demand grows significantly every day.
The Recycling Market Is Booming
Recycling in the United States has increased approximately 100% during the past decade. – Recycling by the Numbers: The Good, Bad and Ugly of Statistics and Comparisons
Opportunity: The Company’s Position
Virtual Sourcing, Inc. (Ticker PGCX), through its wholly owned subsidiary Allied Recycling Corp. is focused on the recycling and remediation of fiberglass materials, which, to the Company’s knowledge, is an unattended multi-million dollar opportunity within the Mid-Atlantic region. ARC has the unique ability to enter this market as the result of:
1. The sub-licensing of patented technology through Amour Fiber Core, Inc. for reconditioning fiberglass to be recycled into finished durable goods.
2. The sub-license allows ARC to inventory, recycle and produce from all fiberglass derived from the Mid-Atlantic States.
3. Demands on the manufacturers and contractors to recycle the waste in an environmentally friendly manner;
4. Demands by the fiberglass industry to remove “fiber piles” of waste from fiberglass manufacturing sites; and
5. A signed agreement to size all of the inventory and current contracts of the Company’s licensor.
PGCX offers an opportunity for investors to participate in the early development of a unique industry where each phase of waste reduction is a profit source. With profits generated from tipping fees from large companies normally paid to landfills, and cost plus contracts from the Company’s licensor, profitability is inevitable. Initial purchase orders in association with our licensor already exceed $1,000,000 and will grow exponentially since operations have begun in massing inventory at sites around the U.S. ARC will be responsible for mobilizing units for grinding the currently stored material to prep it for use in the licensed patented process to manufacture recycled products.
Demand: Abundant Fiberglass Waste
America’s dependence on lightweight fiberglass and composites has been increasing annually since the early 1950's. Currently there are many sources for the Company to receive fiberglass waste for recycling and production of end products.
1. Fiberglass Manufacturers: PGCX has already been in discussions, and will contract with fiberglass manufacturers to remove their scrap fiberglass. These manufacturers already pay large tipping fees to landfills in order to dispose of their waste. Fiberglass manufacturers have a waste service company picking up all their waste and trucking it to the landfill. ARC will replace the manufacturer’s current fiberglass waste management service and to ensure that the fiberglass does not get taken to a landfill. In 2011, Owens Corning alone spent over $33 million in environmental compliance. Companies want to go green, and are being forced to go green.
2. Wind Turbines: Ironically, until recently “green” initiatives such as wind fields didn’t foresee the enormous unanswered recycling issue fiberglass blades cause and the only green recycling solution is the Company’s licensed, patented “fiber fluff” process. The wind industry will have millions of tons of blades to dispose of in this decade. Our mobile systems can save wind energy companies millions of dollars in remediation costs.
3. Abandoned or Dead Boats: An immediate, even larger environmental problem exists in the disposal of abandoned, damaged or destroyed boat hulls; many caused by recent damaging weather events along the eastern seaboard and the Gulf Coast. The cumulative estimate of these hulls exceeds 15,000 from New Jersey to Texas. Several thousand more can be retrieved from their sunken positions in coastal waters and tributaries (sinking dead boat is actually a legal way of disposing of a fiberglass boat, but obviously not the eco-friendly).
Solution: Profits at Every Stage
Allied Recycling Corp. is commercializing advanced patented technologies to introduce both cost effective recycling methods and production of recycled fiber products.
Through Allied Recycling Corp., Virtual Sourcing, Inc. (PGCX) solves waste stream problems by removing all recyclable fiber materials from the clients’ site and transporting them to our various inventory locations, all at cost neutral prices compared to dumping at commercial landfills.
Byproduct = Revenue: Collection of all fiberglass waste will be a significant revenue stream for the Company. Using patented technology all waste will be turned into ‘fiber fluff’, which is then sold to our licensor or used to make end products.
End Products = Revenue: Once the ‘fiber fluff’ is produced, this opens the door to even more revenue streams! With the patented technology, the Company has the ability to produce a vast array of end products from the recycled fiberglass waste. AND, there are many advantages to the finished products that are made from recycled fiberglass.
The long-term durability of recycled fiberglass products exceeds that of steel, aluminum and plastic.
PGCX is a ‘Win-Win, Profit-Profit’ Company
? PROFITS DURING WASTE COLLECTION
? PROFITS FROM BYPRODUCTS
? PROFITS FROM END PRODUCTS
Upcoming Acquisitions
Recent Company News states the company is close to closing a deal to receive $ 50 Million in capital financing to acquire a company that has revenues exceeding $17 Million in the last 5 years. Additional financing is expected to increase total to $100 Million to allow for an additional acquisition by spring of 2014. The company press release dated 11/18/2013 can be found here:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/virtual-sourcing-inc-receives-increase-131736240.html
Up List to Nasdaq or NYSE
The goal to up list to either the Nasdaq or NYSE is set to become reality. With the auditing firms expected to release the audit report any day this will be the first step to achieving the share price required to become a Nasdaq or NYSE listed company. The last four press releases sourced to the company explain the process and goal of achieving the up listing can be found here: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/p?s=PGCX+Press+Releases
Hard Bottom

The stock price couldn’t be better positioned for entry into this rapidly growing company. It is near a 52 week low of $0.05 and way off the 52 week high of 1.05/share. With revenue producing companies set to be acquired, patented technology, a no lose business model and a likely up listing this stock play could top the list for one of our best picks ever!
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