okay... anyways moving along, according to the SEC regulations stated, P&D and manipulation is illegal. As stated before lieing to investors telling them what they wanted to hear when the reality was different is the main illegal act. No lawful organization will ever see it any other way.
Many other companies that UNQT CEO Lance owned/operated are being sued right now in 2 States. UNQT could find themselves in the same situation, IMO. Look for yourself in Florida and North Carolina.
Sure, UNQT could be sued if someone feels they have acted illegally. For that matter any company could. All it takes is time and a lot of money, some investors have too much of both, UNQT is not so squeaky clean with this Highly Questionable FairHills "financing" they received. All of their acquisitions have been paid for with "restricted shares" (ahem), I wonder what they did with the FairHills Monies they got? http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2012/comp-pr2012-165.pdf
One cannot sue a legitimate company like UNQT. Many people know that they are operating within the law. Never going to happen, shameful waste of time.
Interesting that on August 21, 2012 they did a supplemental filing to disclose for the first time ever that they were illegally issuing free trading discounted stock to Fairhills Capital. Makes you wonder if during the Fairhills Capital investigation the SEC contacted UNQT and asked a few questions.
The first issuance of discounted free trading stock to Fairhills Capital took place on March 30, 2012 which falls before the reporting period ended for the previous quarterly report yet UNQT left the share issuance to Fairhills Capital out of their disclosure.