Replies to post #122668 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[1manband]

Hey , would you look @ "ONCI" for a legit stock

It isn't. ONCI is not only not an SEC registrant, but they intentionally deregistered in 2015. Legitimate companies register and report to the SEC. Those that aren't, don't. And that goes double for those that deregister - much easier to run a scam that way, which is why they file a Form 15.

ONCI is far from "legit". For someone doing basic DD on a stock, that is all they really need to know. 10 seconds of DD and it is done.

[janice shell]

You're kidding, right?

[DragonBear]

Hey , would you look @ "ONCI" for a legit stock [#1 or #2 ]

It's a scam..

First it's a Pinky. It already has an O/S of 3.5B. That will be hard to move, with the A/S set for another 2B increase.

Multiple scam angles per year. Very colorful. Bitcoin look alike to dentist equipment.

Operating cash flow (if believed since it's unaudited) indicates a loss. Their way to cancel out the loss is to issue toxic notes. A scam's source of income.

Recent news of a proposed $500K cash infusion by Blackbridge, which sounds phonetically like Blackrock. Only problem Blackbridge is a known toxic financier of Microcrap scams. Keep watching for that Form 1-A filing, it will never happen. Also comical in that PR is ONCI has to give Blackbridge a Convertible promissory note for $25K first. Convertible to what? Well, stock of course, and the conversion rate isn't disclosed. The net effect is Blackbridge is lending out its name to ONCI for a pump&dump. If the Pump fails, Blackbridge gets $25K for lending its support to the scam. If the Pump succeeds then Blackbridge converts the note, and dumps at a large profit, along with the insider scammers.

It's the typical Pinky scam. Nothing unusual in its playbook.