Replies to post #36261 on Conversion Solutions Holdings (fka CSHD)

[Zorro]

So they won a civil judgement against you and you have run away to wherever so you don't have to pay. Let's see, you have probably put all your assets in your wife's and children's names as well. Am I getting warm?

[stock newbie]

Pot calling the kettle black

[stock newbie]

So you admit to bashing

[ckayela]

our-street,What was the outcome of the trial-guilty or innocent? Also, for someone who qoutes the scriptures,by you saying that you "really don't care" does not seem like you are "loving your neighbor as yourself" or "loving your enemies".

[country boy]

'Our-Street'

You should dig up your crystal (below) you might need it.


Miles also acknowledged he has operated under the guise of an ordained minister "for the purposes of writing a book," and as Rev. Timothy Miles, has represented in a site at http://www.themeaningoflife.net that he has been gifted through a crystal with a text that he believes is a true "message from God," and that he is proprietor of another quirky website at http://www.otcart.com where he combines his "knowledge" of the over the counter stock market with his special knowledge of "fine art," or as some observers have said, "mighty fine art."

His MeaningOfLife website proclaimed: "In February 1991, a unique and mysterious crystal was discovered near what some authorities believe to be the site of the Garden of Eden. This crystal possessed remarkable powers. Anyone who held this magical crystal was healed emotionally, restored spiritually and enlightened. Everyone who held the crystal was changed in a positive and profound way," stated Rev. Timothy Miles as part of a pitch to have individuals register at his website.

"In 1999 the crystal was discovered to also contain data. This data turned out to be a text file that revealed new insight into the meaning of life. Religious leaders and scientists gathered together and examined the crystal and the newly found text. What followed was a scientific evaluation of the crystal and the gathering of all available empirical evidence. The result; the only possible explanation for the powers of the crystal and the unusual and unexplainable characteristics of the file containing the message was that this was indeed a message from God," he stated.

"For reasons too numerous and complex to detail here, these religious leaders decided that the best thing to do with this message was to put it on the internet, accompanied by a complete story about the crystal's discovery and the events leading up to its being placed on the net to let God's will determine if and how it would be disseminated.

Rev. Miles goes on to say that "the insight I have gained from the story and the message has changed my life in many ways, all for the better. I am a 54-year old ordained minister (30 years) and I can say without reservation, this story has strengthened my faith," noting that "there is something remarkable about the actual file containing the message, something beyond scientific explanation that has convinced me beyond a shadow of a doubt that this is indeed a message from God. It blew me away."

http://www.investors.com/breakingnews.asp?journalid=22312898&brk=1

[country boy]

'Our-Street'

The SEC's charges disagree, saying that Miles/Tracy actually paid for the scam hype, and failed at the time, as apparently he fails yet today, to divulge that fact. The SEC also said Miles/Tracy and his co-conspirators "reaped profits of more than $500,000" out of the fraud.

The case is used as "class materials" in presentations on stock fraud by John Reed Stark, Chief of the Office of Internet Enforcement in the Division of Enforcement of the SEC, at http://www.johnreedstark.com/ClassMaterials/LitigationReleases/freedomgolf.


http://www.investors.com/breakingnews.asp?journalid=22312898&brk=1