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zombywolf

03/03/19 1:26 PM

#63371 RE: Long term #63369

Let's just leave it at you should believe what I am telling you.
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AllinFun

03/03/19 1:32 PM

#63374 RE: Long term #63369

The problem is those who buy into the obvious regurgitated trash that is baseless bashing.

When Renee made a comment like "after revocation UOIP officers can revise the articles of incorporation and issue themselves preferred shares and leave all common shareholders with nothing but shares in an empty shell." When pressed on that issue as i asked her to explain how that would be aloud in Delaware law to just sell off the patents or collect the rewarded money and dispense it into his own bank account. She then replied - that she didn't have the background in securities to answer that question. Then how do you have the audacity to make that statement from the get go because you just explained you don't have the knowledge to back that claim up. Obviously is was written up that way to scare folks here. Then we have folks claiming that they like her well written concerns and dont think anyone here will come up with a good answer to her questions. That's when people get irritated that you let someone fill your brain with FUD that they then admit they can't support because they dont have enough knowledge in that category. It's very simple go read about Delaware law
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justus1

03/03/19 1:41 PM

#63375 RE: Long term #63369

No need to expound with our group. BUY/SELL/HOLD. Lots of choices for those that don't believe. We will remain LONG! UOIP 2019
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BrokeAgent

03/03/19 3:39 PM

#63383 RE: Long term #63369

Long Term, there are myriad documents filed with the PTAB, the CAFC and the SCOTUS to prove that you own shares in a real company with real, very valuable intellectual property. That ownership does not just go away if the SEC revokes UOIP's registration. There is no way Carter, or anyone else for that matter, can legally steal your shares. Those shares will lose liquidity until a buyout or dividend payment once the company goes private, but you will still own the same number of shares. I would consult with legal counsel before I take the word of a faceless alias on a stock board.

As to the character of any of the insiders, that is another question. However, if I had made millions in these types of lawsuits in the past, and I were holding 900 million shares and looking at the kind of money that might net me with settlement or buyout, there is no way on earth I would trade that for a 9x9 cell and hundreds of civil lawsuits from investors.