Replies to post #68207 on CyberKey Solutions fka CKYS

[smartmoney77]

PCE what you are describing is negligence and or incompetence. I think we can recover as long as fraud is also not the case and the only way that the investment community will know that is if Plant releases audited numbers that verify revenues and share structure. He has a limited amount of time to do that before it goes from bad to worse for him.

[plane4keeps]

Jim is totally at fault 100% for the current circumstances! The absolute incompetence demonstrated by ignoring an SEC inquiry (If that is what happened) is beyond mind boggling!

That is the power of the government... unfortunately when they want to investigate you need to drop what you are doing and comply. I have a friend right now in the middle of an IRS situation. The claims against him are false, but has had to drop everything to get it fixed. I personally have been audited by government entities. Not only do you drop what your doing when they come to the door, but you have prepared WAY in advance for the chance that they may come. Jim cannot fly by the seat of his pants (as he has done up to this point) and expect great things to happen with this company.

The UAFs look like they were put together by a grade school kid. CFO should be more than fired for keeping such shoddy records. Our only hope here is that they get the AFs done well, and that they come close to matching revenue. Then I think we get the SEC off our back, and back to the pinks.

[snow]

PCE

He may be the cause of it by accepting those very unconvincing financials. Judging from them one would expect him to be a moron rather than a genius.

[Pennypicks]

Volvo at the Geneva Motor Show: Two Global Debuts

Doing DD here
http://www.volvocars.com/
PP

All-New Volvo XC70. (PRNewsFoto/Volvo Cars of North America)

GENEVA SWITZERLAND 03/06/2007



All-New Volvo V70. (PRNewsFoto/Volvo Cars of North America)

GENEVA SWITZERLAND 03/06/2007




All-New XC70, the next generation of Volvo's segment defining crossover and
the All-New V70, staking claim as a segment leader take the stage in
Europe's first major auto show

GENEVA, March 6 /PRNewswire/ -- The all-new Volvo XC70 is being
introduced at the Geneva Motor Show with comprehensive changes inside and
out. With new styling cues, improved driving dynamics, inspiring
technological applications, added luxury and of course new developments in
safety, Volvo ups the ante in taking its popular crossover to the next
level.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20070306/LATU078-a)
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20070306/LATU078-b)
"We had a winning concept from the very outset and we have continuously
refined it," says Fredrik Arp, president and CEO of Volvo Car Corp. "The
all-new XC70 maintains its tough, capable attitude while at the same time
growing more comfortable. Additionally, our design team has given the
vehicle a more elegant, more luxurious look."
As a leader in the wagon segment with 54 years of continuous refinement
and improvement, Volvo is also introducing the all-new Volvo V70 in Geneva.
With its perfect balance of luxury, versatility and safety, the all-new
Volvo V70 sets the standard for premium wagons.
"This segment has been our specialty ever since we invented it back in
the 1950s," said Volvo Cars President and CEO Fredrik Arp. "Our competitors
can count on us remaining number one in the future, too. In the all-new
V70, rear passengers and luggage both ride in first class."
For more information and additional photos go to: http://www.volvocars-pr.com



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WHY VOLVO?


CyberKey Solutions, Inc. Concludes Breakout Year

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Over the past year, CyberKey Solutions has attended several trade shows throughout the country and advertised in national publications, such as the Official NASCAR 2007 Preview & Press Guide. The Company also announced that it started marketing its products to partners and customers in the European market in September. The Company expects to continue establishing partnerships with major European cellular and automobile manufacturers, such as Nokia, Sony Ericsson, and Volvo, among others. "

http://www.biometricwatch.com/BW_38_February_2007/BW_38_Other_Biometric_News.htm