Replies to post #23363 on UnifiedOnline Inc fka UOIP

[astockalypse]

Great news. Time to move on to the court battles that will garner us some moola. Hopefully comcast settles for some major money to pay off those $5m they paid for chanbond.

[ShadowSpy69]

I followed this company long before the ceo sadly passed away....since his passing, it's been UGLY and I'm glad I got out a loonnng time ago!

Reading the sec stock charges that Renee posted, doesn't surprise me one bit! You all are cray cray throwing $$ at this name

[Renee]

On Jan. 2,2015 IceWeb Inc. changed to UnifiedOnline Inc., with a one for 400 reverse split. Prior to the name and ticker change to UOIP, criminal activities occurred with IceWeb Inc, IWEB.

Today the SEC Litigation validates FINRA's sanctions against Meyers Associates, a Broker and Market Maker who collaborated with IceWeb Inc. and Hedge Funds that held outstanding warrants at 17 cents per share.

The SEC elaborates on the illegal tactics and activities to pump IWEB, "a financially distressed microcap company".

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/opinions/2019/34-86193.pdf

On March 30,2016 the SEC settled charges against Tobin Smith, the primary promoter who fraudulently promoted IWEB with millions of emails to people he designed to defraud.

The SEC had IWEB in its crosshairs and despite the company changing its name and ticker to UnifiedOnline Inc., UOIP, the SEC suspended the stock on Sept. 19,2018 for failing to file Financials.

IWEB, then UOIP, would never file Financials because the company would have been compelled to disclose the FRAUDS that the company had committed through Meyers Associates and Tobin Smith. Such disclosures would have further decimated the share price.

To sustain the share price the company principals foment FALSE (and likely fraudulent) perceptions that shareholders will share in a purported windfall from the company's patent litigation lawsuits.

The company as IceWeb or UnifiedOnline has defrauded investors for years with false, misleading, and fraudulent activities.

Once the SEC Admin Law Judge revokes the UOIP stock registration and the UOIP ticker no longer exists there is substantial, historical evidence that shareholders will once again be defrauded by never receiving one red cent even if the company is successful in their patent troll litigation.