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This one when he took down Schaefer? ;-) It's Time to Step Aside From CCTL and PLFM, Mr. Schaefer
Initially Posted: July 20, 2018 6:10 a.m. PDT Last Updated: August 6, 2018 7:20 a.m. PDT

August 6, 2018 Update: On August 2, 2018, OTC Markets Group informed Bill Schaefer that his access to the OTCIQ filing portal has been terminated and that applications for access by him or companies associated with him no longer be accepted.

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In my capacity as a whistleblower in the OTC Markets, I have come across many players posing as management across many tickers. Invariably, these tickers suffer similar fates, i.e. run ups, usually the result of pump and dump campaigns and then dormancy, once the campaign exhausts itself, having relieved shareholders of their value.

One such repeat player is Bill Schaefer. Mr. Schaefer has been attached to countless tickers including PAPT, GRDO, SNXG, CCTL, PLFM, ABVG and several others. Currently, it appears that SNTX, another ticker with Schaefer connections, is getting ready for yet another fleecing of pending shareholders.

I say enough is enough, Mr. Schaefer.

On June 26th, I sent two letters to Mr. Schaefer and his counsel of choice, Vic Devlaeminck, informing them of my intent to file litigation seeking to have the Board of Directors of Coin Citadel (CCTL) and Platforms Wireless (PLFM) with my slates. Understand that I have no desire to run these companies, but will be available to advise them should the new Boards be interested in my services.

Below is a copy of the letter regarding CCTL. The PLFM letter is almost an exact duplicate.




I am especially interested in auditing CCTL, because I would like to know what happened to all of the Bitcoins that were reported as assets at one time.

Mr. Schaefer called me soon after receiving the letters, and tried to reassure me that he was acting in the best interests of the shareholders. He also tried to convince me that PLFM, now renamed Body Basics, Inc. with the Nevada Secretary of State had new management. At the time, the Nevada Secretary of State's website continued to list Bill Schaefer as the sole officer and director. Since then, the corporate filings have been updated to reflect new officers and directors, so Mr. Schaefer may be correct, however the financials are still woefully delinquent, which is most definitely NOT in the best interests of the shareholders.

Mr. Devlaeminck responded to me with his own letters, which appear below as well as my responses to him.

Exchanges regarding CCTL






Exchanges regarding PLFM




Note that Mr. Devlaeminck states PLFM as "currently in the midst of a major corporate action with FINRA". This to me, strongly suggests that Mr. Schaefer has filed or is about to file for a reverse split, effectively wiping out the shareholders. Mr. Schaefer also alluded to a coming reverse split in his telephone conversation with me.



I expect to have court documents ready in the next couple of weeks, In the meantime, I suggest that shareholders pressure Messers. Schaefer and Devlaeminck to either surrender the companies to my slate of Board members or reinstate (Coin Citadel) and file updated financials for both companies forthwith. Mr. Schaefer can be reached at 562-243-7643.

~ George

Disclaimer: As of the writing of this blog post, I own shares of Coin Citadel (CCTL) and Platforms Wireless (PLFM). I reserve the right to buy or sell shares without further notice. I have not been compensated for this post in any way and the company was not aware that I was writing this blog post. This investment carries a very high risk and I am prepared to lose all of my money, provided that the company is acting in a truthful manner with the goal of benefiting the shareholders.

http://www.clippercorporatepartners.com/2018/07/its-time-to-step-aside-from-cctl-and.html

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This? “Mr. Sharp, remind me why are you not an attorney?"
- Judge David Oberholtzer, California Superior Court, San Diego Central Division

George is a well-known activist for integrity in the microcap market, having appeared on television and quoted in the print media. His work has been integral in the indictment--and in some instances, the imprisonment--of several bad actors intent on stealing from "widows and orphans". Sharp has also provided damning evidence to the United States Securities Commission (SEC) and Financial Industry Regulatory Association (FINRA) about public companies which were solely designed to defraud the public at large, many of which were subsequently suspended from trading. Much of the information he has provided to the authorities and regulators has been gleaned from discovery obtained by George during the civil numerous cases he has litigated against these fraud artists.

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This? When appropriate, George retains counsel, however, his grasp of California Civil Procedure has enabled him to prosecute several cases "In Pro Per". He has induced several settlements which include a bar from further deceptive activity, as well as monetary compensation. George has prevailed in numerous motions in which he was self-represented, including winning arguments against unfavorable tentative rulings. He has been recognized as "unusually competent in the courtroom", prompting one judge to admonish adverse counsel for "underestimating Mr. Sharp just because he is self-represented".

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Or this? Penny Stock Activist, George Sharp, is among those interviewed by the Canadian Broadcast Corporation's "The National" following the indictment of stock fraud artist Jim Can.

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How about this? “I don’t know of anybody who has a better grasp of the OTC markets than George Sharp”
- Louis Sapi, Managing Partner, HS & Partners LLP | Chartered Professional Accountants and Business Advisors

Years of investigation and forensic research on companies that trade on the OTC markets have afforded George and his associates the credibility that legitimate public issuers seek. Mutually beneficial relationships with OTC Markets Group, Inc., the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Financial Industry Regulatory Association (FINRA), the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC), various American and Canadian authorities, and a score of SEC attorneys, enable George to help his clients stay on side of rules and regulations. Whether he is the public face of a company or an advisor in its boardroom, an association with George provides a measure of security to investors seeking to avoid the common OTC fly-by-night share selling scheme.

“George’s expertise in tracking small and microcap market activity makes him a valuable asset as we improve market transparency.” - Matthew Fuchs, Executive Vice President of Market Data and Strategy, OTC Markets Group, Inc.