Replies to post #9231 on Alto Group Holdings Inc fka ALTO

[delagata]

You are right I might have the wrong guy .....

but the first link on the beverage company and the last one I send u can see is them
Mark Klok and Robert Barry Howie

READ THIS http://www.startribune.com/business/16692706.html

AND http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?

Beverage Creations , Inc.
SnapshotPeople
COMPANY OVERVIEW

Beverage Creations, Inc. operates as a merchant bank/venture capital firm, serving the financial services industry. The company’s Investment Mortgage Banking division, First American Mortgage Securities, Inc., operates as a specialist in institutional private placements, originating loans from banks, credit unions, and mortgage companies that are packaged as investments for institutional investors. It provides credit lines and institutional investor access to client companies. The company’s Tidalwave Mortgage Acceptance Co. division provides both software and financing for Internet loan origination platforms, including Tidalwave's manufactured housing finance portal, ‘MobileHomeTrader.com’. ...
Detailed Description
360 Main Street
PO Box 393
Washington, VA
United States
Founded in 1996
2 Employees
Phone:
540-675-3149
KEY EXECUTIVES

Mr. Mark D. Klok
Chief Executive Officer
Age: 34
Mr. Ike Rahimi
President and Director
Mr. Robert Howie
Chief Operating Officer
Age: 66
Compensation as of Fiscal Year 2010.


SEC moves to tumble a house of cards

The agency alleges Beverage Creations is just a shell firm for a scheme to sell stock at inflated prices and in violation of SEC rules.

By DAVID PHELPS, Star Tribune
Last update: March 15, 2008 - 5:02 PM

A fledgling Mendota Heights company that promised to develop the next generation of sports drink is no more than a shell for a "pump and dump" stock scheme involving a small group of investors hoping to get rich quick, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleges.

But the SEC suspended the trading of the shares this week and filed a civil complaint Thursday against Beverage Creations and three Texas stock promoters. The complaint alleges that they attempted to sell shares at inflated prices and in violation of SEC disclosure laws.

"The promoters are engaged in a 'pump and dump' of [Beverage Creations] stock, hyping the stock through spam e-mails and advertising mailers filled with specious claims, while reselling millions of shares in their own accounts for substantial profits," the SEC complaint says. "For its part, [Beverage Creations] is misleading investors by disclaiming its relationship to the stock promoters."