So Acquest Capital Group Inc is only using Melvin Hicks Jr as its resident agent.
Melvin Hicks Jr passed away in 2010.
The business entity Acquest Capital Group Inc then went into bad standing yet Michael J Black has continued to use the entity to issued debt Notes through his tickers to be used for debt/dilution schemes.
Ashley Pudinski showed up as the principal executive officer of Acquest Capital Group Inc in the past. She is much younger than Michael J Black, lives near him in Maryland, and as far as we can tell is nothing more than a woman struggling to break into the modelling industry.
I think its pretty easy to assume that she and Michael J Black have some kind of personal/close relationship. Perhaps family friends, related some how, or something else.
Social media is a valuable tool and I see that she is friends with Michael Black on Myspace (a profile she probably hasn't used in years). She is also friends with a Jamie Black who is much closer to Ashley's age and might be the daughter or a relative of Michael Black.
There is no doubt in my mind that Michael J Black has collaborated with Acquest to intentionally use his tickers for the sole purpose of making lots of money for Acquest Capital Group Inc. I just wonder how much of that money is finding its way back into Michael J Black's pockets.
Thanks for digging that up. I'll see what else I can find out about Ashley Pudinski and how her and Michael J Black might be linked together in real life (outside of the securities industry). This is truly a story that needs to be figured out. What Black and Acquest is doing with SAFSD, HNSS, and did with IFAR is very wrong.
Safer Shot (SAFSD) Insiders Set to Dump Billions of Shares
With a series of maneuvers designed to wipe out old bag holders while issuing insiders 100s of billions of shares of worthless stock, Safer Shot is set to be one of StockTips' biggest scams of the year
Written by Janice Shell
October 12, 2015: Yearning for a big budget, high profile promotion? StockTips' actor-spokesperson "Mike Statler" is back with what he rather puzzlingly claims is a brilliant new idea. Not that Mike doesn't need a new idea: his last two picks, Telupay International (TLPY) and Coastal Integrated Services (COLV), fizzled quickly, delivering significant gains chiefly to insiders, or to frontrunners who'd guessed or been told what the play would be.
As always, Mike set the stage with alerts in advance of his official announcement, which was scheduled for late Sunday, 11 October. On the preceding Friday, he released a video--in reality, only text with a voiceover--to his "kids," revealing the epiphany that had come to him after two years of work and study. His new pick would not only be a subpenny, but a $0.0001 subpenny. Why? Because, he solemnly intoned, "the actual lowest price a stock can go is not zero, but $0.0001!" So, he says, this "fabulous" play will have nowhere to go but up.
How dumb do the people behind StockTips think penny players are? Ever since super-diluting nanocaps became popular in the early 2000s, would-be masters of the universe have been attracted to them for the very reasons Mike offers. And most of them learned that while occasional runs are possible, and can be profitable, they're few and far between. More often, the company effects a reverse split, or the stock is stuck at no bid for so long it's deleted as an inactive issuer by FINRA. The more unwieldy the share structure, the less likely the issue is to move, even with an active promotion underway.
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