Replies to post #272035 on Circa Pict. & Prod. Co. Intnl Inc. (fka CPPD)

[brute_force]

I have no PM capabilities. To the poster who asked me,

Was QBID bought out???

The answer is YES. Fan, as Gouveia disclosed, approved the sale of the QBID public vehicle to Cinemax Canada. That took TMM/Cinemax WA private and took Cinemax Canada public. The TA, Capital Transfer, disclosed to me the buy-out after OTR transfered QBID TA records to Cinemax's account at Capital. The WA SoS confirms no merger as well & both Cinemax Canada & Cinemax WA are 2 seperate active corporate entities. There is a legal issue here. Fan, by law, had to file 13e-3 info to the SEC for the buyout. It may not be kosher and the bogus company info Cinemax Ca provided pinksheets quotes suggests Pappy & crew are well aware of that. They are claiming Cinemax Ca is the WA corp. There was no 13e-3 filed, no cross border anti-fraud & beneficial ownership filings, no 15c211, no proxy materials, no nothing. Its very similar to the Sulja/SLJB scam. Sulja PR'd a merger like Cinemax did. Loftwerks went private after selling Sulja Ltd the LFWK public vehicle. Sulja Ltd incorporated an empty NV shell that commenced trading the old LFWK shares as SLJB while pumping a Canadian corp, of the same name, as the company trading as SLJB. The scam resulted in an OSC & SEC investigation, a RCMP raid of the Canadian front's offices and a halt in trading in Canada.
We'll see what happens here, but my guess is nothing. IMO, that $31 million was ear-marked for SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE and the purpose behind Gouveia reinstating QTN, the bogus QTN ASSET RECOVERY scam & now CINEMAX, IN MY OPINION, IS SOLEY over that $31 million QBID transfered to QTN and QTN owes TMM/Cinemax WA. Why the HECK would Gouveia reinstate QTN after the WA SoS dissolved it and ABSOLVED TMM of QTN's liabilities?


Triangle Multi-Media Limited, Inc. (“TMM”) announces completion of due diligence regarding the sale of TMM to Cinemax Pictures and Production Company International, Inc. (Canada) ("Cinemax Pictures").

Mr. Gouveia stated, “As previously indicated in the August 21, 2006 press release, the sale of TMM to Cinemax Pictures was contingent upon the completion of due diligence and shareholder approval. The due diligence was successfully completed and we are continuing to finalize the sale. It is anticipated that this process will be completed this year. Notification and subsequent shareholder voting will follow completion of all the preliminary steps to finalize the sale.