Replies to post #12708 on Quanta Inc (fka QNTA)

[Dragon Lady]

QNTA_a_CON_REMINDER: ROSEN_LAW_IS_NUMBER_ONE_FOR_OTC_CLASS_ACTIONS :)

Time for a class action lawsuit.
...and immediate injunction to stop this thieving family from doing more damage. No one with the intent of destroying the company could possibly do a better and more efficient job. Did I mention these parasites contribute nothing?

Although the kid disappeared today, it's really insulting to put up with his nonsensical spam of why they can't ever do business in the present.

Well - IF anyone is serious about attempting a class action - ole ROSEN LAW is not only a national leading firm at "Securities Class Actions" but one of the few larger firms who SPECIALIZE and take a LOT OF OTC cases, where many other firms will not.

A securities class action is paid for almost always by the company D&O insurance policy aka "Directors and Officers Insurnce" policy. The insurance litigates the class action suit - and will "settle it" fairly quickly in most cases looong before enduring a lot of expense of court and legal bill time, etc

Rosen Law is top dog - one can file a "complaint inquiry" right on-line and they will contact any shareholder back to be a potential "lead plaintiff" at which point they will usually file a CLASS ACTION if these clowns at QNTA maintain a semi-decent D&O ins policy etc.

https://rosenlegal.com/#contact

Form is right there - one just fills it in, and if it was me I'd merely point out the WELLS NOTICE, the likely P&D, the deceptive actions of the past 1 yr aka P&D and false claims hype n promotion, etc.

The WELLS NOTICE will "do it" more than likely, meaning nothing but that is needed to likely get a firm like Rosen to act on behalf of a shareholder per reading their history of cases, etc.

THE WELLS NOTICE alone and SEC ACTION and ACCOUNTANT RESIGNATION are all that's "needed" IMO to likely get a firm like Rosen "interested enough" to likely pursue a lawsuit on behalf of a shareholder class, as the accusations in the WELLS NOTICE are very serious and FRAUD is top of the list - making a civil suit a no-brainer usually.

https://news.bloombergtax.com/financial-accounting/quanta-receives-notice-from-sec-recommending-enforcement-action