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cashclan

05/22/18 12:24 PM

#164038 RE: me101 #164037

None of my shares





Are Encounter Development Technologies Inc shares...and I bought after the Incomplete FINRA approved Corporate action and Market FAIL to DELIVER happened...

$275,000,000.00 in brokerage asset sold before merger into TradeKing and acquisition by Ally. From what I've read 1.4 Billion in Government held ALLY (formerly GMAC) stock went POOF also...

1.675 Billion Computer Glitch was reported...in the article...

Sold my DUTV holdings in my Ally account... few weeks ago

That puts my ENTI Ally held shares at a price over $9. Ally is at $27 per...today

Those loose PTEL, ABVG shares. Then Encounter Tech Inc Divvy's, ABVG divvy's and ENTI cert shares owed .... Are Never Ever Land Shares

Fair Dust coming to ENTI ...Soon we'll FLY $$$$ imo


$$$ENTI$$$

Slojab

05/22/18 12:29 PM

#164039 RE: me101 #164037

The current name is Technologies. No "Development" in it. Hudson and DiBiase have changed it so many times since 2011, no one can keep accurate track any more. Remember, National Properties?

Here's an old pr from back in 2013 when "Development" was in the name.

Encounter Development Technologies Inc., (ENTI.PK), is forcefully chipping away at the rebuilding program in the course of the most recent year. Experience’s senior official administration has been presenting a few applications and warnings to different state and government administrative organizations and self-administrative offices to impact and actualize certain sections of its rebuilding program, individually.

The organization’s senior official administration laid out the calendar of occasions concerning the rebuilding.

As a piece of its general rebuilding program, Encounter is changing its name to “National Properties Trust” to mirror its entrance into the land business.

Experience’s President, Randolph S. Hudson, said, “Experience’s advance toward its rebuilding is momentous, given the condition of-the-organization when First Hudson Trust and EMS obtained the control stock in the organization on December 15, 2013. While there are more assignments to finish, I am certain that Encounter’s rebuilding will be finished toward the end of March or toward the beginning of April.

Obviously, the greater part of our corporate activities stays subject to the affirmation as well as endorsement by certain administrative and self-administrative organizations.

The company realize that its shareholders are on edge to learn of late advancements, and, in that capacity news gets to be distinctly accessible, the company will discharge the essential declarations in coming months


Here's an older one, from 2011.

NEW YORK, July 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Encounter Technologies, Inc. (ENTI:PK), specializing in social media, video technology and on-line streaming solutions, announced today that Thomas E. Hargis has been named Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Encounter Technologies, Inc. A growing, technology driven management team for Encounter is being put into place as Anthony DiBiase, CEO of Pegasus Tel, Inc. (PTEL:BB) directs and expands the leadership for the entire corporate enterprise.

"I am putting the right person in place to take Encounter to the next level," states DiBiase. "I'll still be extremely involved as a member of ENTI's Board of Directors and the controlling shareholder, and I am very excited about the expansion of our management team. Mr. Hargis is a long time technology professional and has been a high level corporate manager for over a decade. I am confident in the direction he will lead Encounter in the future and look forward to watching our company realize its full potential as an incubator for cutting edge Internet platforms in synergy with Pegasus Tel, Inc. (PTEL:BB)."

Thomas Hargis graduated high school at the age of 15, as a freshman. Mr. Hargis began working in the technology sector immediately after graduation and was running a $1.5 million corporation by the age of 16. Under his management the corporation grew 25% over two years.

He attended Northwestern State University and graduated with a degree in Social Science and has worked with several international and non-profit charitable organizations, including co-founding the ESAE Foundation. Originally from New Orleans, he and his family relocated to North Carolina in 2008. Until being named CEO of ENTI, he ran a federal transitional facility for inmates moving back into the workforce after incarceration. This included managing 25 employees and a budget in excess of $1 million annually.

"I am looking forward to the opportunity presented with Encounter," says Hargis. "I think the underlying technology for the IYP presents opportunities for this company in several sectors of business, including government contracts. I see us moving in new directions as we go forward. I know there's a great potential here for social networking and private sector marketing for intranet infrastructures."