Replies to post #59 on Carefree Group Inc (CRFU)

[Cajunrich]

.11 now! This sucker has legs! The name change is coming in a couple of weeks to Carefree Elite! It is gonna get legs from here! Long range target from what I hear is .20

[Cajunrich]

SYNS...New company about to go big
Carefree Elite is the undisputed leader in the destination club marketplace that meticulously caters to an elite clientele, and consistently delivers an unsurpassed experience of luxury in accommodation, entertainment, and concierge services creating the ultimate experience.

This is a real deal company that is about to blow up imo.... They are opening locations by the dozen and starting to sign up members which cost 200k a pop for a celebrity or some rich cat to join!

ok..word is they have some major Players coming into Carefree elite to become members. To become an elite member of this celebrity club it cost 200k cash! Word is out on the street that Barnard Hopkins is already in and paid up. Barnard is in business on several projects with Oscar Delahoya. Ocscar is a valued client of Carefree and looking to join also as a prestigous member. There are 20 members now which is 2 million dollars right out of the gate! That is huge!! Im sure Barnard and Oscar wil be supporting this club big time. That a couple of large names that will attract some major attention...infact here are some celebs/companies that use carefree elite on a regular basis!

Some of the major players that are clients:[b/]
Ben Affleck, Jessisca Alba, Mary J. blige, Puff daddy, Matt Damon, Paris Hilton, Le bron James, Derek Jeter, Jennifer Lopez, Shaq O'neil, Mike Piazza, Alex Rodriguez, Jessica Simpson, Will Smith, Etc[i/]

Corporate Clients:[b/]
American Express, Anheuser Busch, Bank Of america, Cisco, Bristol Myers Squibb, Citigroup, General Motors, Fubu, Delta Airlines, Marriott, Microsoft, Nextel, The Ritz carlton, Kraft-Nabisco, Etc[i/]

20 location open now with 10 new locations in Development. Future Additions 10...Hong kong, London, Spain, Italy, Canada, Bahamas and more!

This PPS is .10 x .11 and steadily climbing....they are doing the name/symbol change in about 3 weeks. This stock has been quietly running under the radar. Looks like these guys are walking this sucker up..up and up! Once they make the symbol change word is they are going to put a run on it! Can you say Cha Ching?

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=syns

[youhavenoidea]

SYNS has a market cap of over $200,000,000.00 for a company that rents cars and houses..what am i missing here? i thought i have seen it all but SYNS takes the cake.i've seen it all now

you have to be joking, right? it's absurd.

SYNS — Synesi, Inc.
Com ($0.0000001)
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Pink Sheets has discontinued the display of quotes on pinksheets.com for this security because it has been labeled Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) and because adequate current information has not been made available by the issuer of the securities. It has been labeled Caveat Emptor for one of the following reasons.
The security is being promoted to the public, but adequate current information about the issuer has not been made available to the public;
The security has been quoted on an unsolicited basis since it entered the public markets and the issuer has not made adequate current information available to the public; or
The security is the subject of a spam promotion having the effect of encouraging trading of the issuer's securities, or represents, in Pink Sheets view, a public interest concern.
Consequently, Pink Sheets has removed the quotes from this website until adequate current information is made available by the issuer pursuant to Pink Sheets Guidelines for Providing Adequate Current Information (PDF) and until Pink Sheets believes there is no longer a public interest concern. Investors are encouraged to use care and due diligence in their investment decisions. Please read our Investor Protection page for more information.

1029 5th Street
Miami Beach, FL 33139

http://www.carefreeelite.com

Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Synesi, Inc.'s Carefree Elite is the undisputed leader in the destination club marketplace that meticulously caters to an elite clientele, and consistently delivers an unsurpassed experience of luxury in accommodation, entertainment, and concierge services creating the ultimate experience.

Disclosure Category
No Information
State Of Incorporation
DE
Jurisdiction Of Incorporation
USA
Year Of Incorporation
2003
Company Officers
Anthony Marotta, CEO
Ian Lamphere, Dir.
Edgar Ward, Head of IR

SEC Reporting Status
non-SEC Reporting Company
Fiscal Year End
12/31


Estimated Market Cap
223,740,000 as of Sep 21, 2007
Outstanding Shares
2,034,000,000 as of Sep 11, 2007
Authorized Shares
2,200,000,000 as of Jul 6, 2007
Float
28,000,000 as of Jul 6, 2007

[youhavenoidea]

CMKM tagged as an egregious violatorAs previously reported by Stockwatch, the SEC suspended trading in CMKM on .... retained by CMKM Diamonds in January 2005, Bagell Josephs & Company LLC, ...
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[youhavenoidea]

Auditor/Accountant
Bagell and Josephs & Company, L.L.C.
Gibbsboro, NJ

SYNS?

http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=syns

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[youhavenoidea]

TRADING HALTS. I don't see SYNS. Maybe they ran out steam pitching their stock. We shell see.

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