Replies to post #13 on Mvp Holdings Inc. (fka MVPH)

[my2Mustangs]

Maybe he figures that MVPH has less baggage and he will be able to get it off the grays.

It's a pretty old incorporation that has been dormant for quite awhile and like I had suggested at CTCC maybe if Don had started working on the SEC filings right away and making the papers active instead of diluting the turnout for CTCC might have been different.

If we start seeing SEC filings being updated for MVPH, we can figure he's trying to get filings done in an attempt to be uplisted.

Good seeing that when Don went somewhere else you followed him too. Hopefully, we can keep investor losses to a minimum on this one by keeping a balance of information here.

The STEP papers are still revoked, so much for all those "signed contracts already in place." He couldn't pay the state fees when they were just a couple hundred dollars with money from all those jobs, last I saw the fees were around $1500 now. At least the CTCC shareholders don't have to pay for it now. Now Don can lay the cost on the MVPH holders to bring his old private company papers active. I guess in all reality, Don didn't learn a thing.

[onlyme]

One thing of interest with Don's MVPH is that he only has until the end of November to get the list of officers together and to renew the business liscense. So MVPH in itself looks like a short-term interest. I would expect, IMO, that shortly (next 3 months)we will see something arise with STEP-MVPH-CTCC-MDI. I doubt if the new law suit coming out of San Francisco will have any affect on Don. If you read carefully, the suit is only a civil suit seeking money. It is not a criminal suit as is evident from the fact that it states there are other potential defendents, but they are not going after them because they have filled bankruptcy or they have no money. So a civil suit like that may never go to court. IMO!