Replies to post #31083 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[janice shell]

Well, they're both using servers in New York City...

IP Location: - New York - New York City - Wehostwebsites.com

[nodummy]

PUNL - IDNG Brighton Markets

I went back through my notes from my IDNG research and this was some of the stuff I had written about Brighton Markets

http://promotionstocksecrets.com/exposing-idng/

And a boiler room style promotional operation was started up to bring in investors for the stock. A group of website all linked together by the same IP has joined forces to promoter IDNG including cold calling potential investors.

http://www.brightonmarkets.com/
http://www.bollingerreport.com
http://worldstreetfundamentals.com/en/home.htm
http://globalequityalert.com/en/home.htm
http://equitymarketsinc.net/
http://www.marketfoundations.com
http://equityleader.com
http://risingsunreport.com/
http://pennystockplayerz.com

Just as an example how of the boiler room operations works, signing up for one of these websites required giving a phone number and a current stock of your choice to receive information. After giving a ticker symbol (not IDNG) and a phone number a call back was received a short time later from [phone] to discuss the symbol requested. Research shows the phone number linking back to Mark Andrews from Brighton Markets. It is a New York based number. The brightonmarkets.com domain was just registered on June 22, 2011. They are engaged in promoting stocks for purchase on the stock market.Turns out Brighton Markets has been compensated $50,000 to promote IDNG. It didn't take long for Mark Andrews to recommend IDNG during that phone call.

On top of the cold calls from Brighton Markets, there was a mailer put out by World Street Fundamentals (WSF).

IDNG actually had a lot of connections to past APS insiders so some of your discoveries about the Panamanian entities being part of this boiler room operation are very interesting and so is the Recycle Tech Inc connection.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=79421526

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=79423557

Certain flavor indeed.


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Then there was this comment posted on our PUNL research report from way back on August 14th

http://promotionstocksecrets.com/punchline-entertainment-inc-throws-first-punch/

I must have been stupid enough to leave my cellular telephone number with some penny stock site. This morning I was awakened by someone who asked if she could speak to me by my name. After I replied that she was speaking to him and I also asked her what the time was. She said she was calling from Singapore! I should have looked my caller ID but I did not expect such a call.

In any event she informed me that I still had access to their website, confirmed my email address, informed me that I would get more infomation on their picks now that my cellular was confirmed, and also said that PUNL was their most recent pick and it was up 40% in the last two weeks since they began coverage.

I was groggy and forgot to ask her which webpage she was calling about. However, I also recall assuming I would get an email like she said. Over 12 hours have passed and no email. This is the very first time I have ever gotten a telephone call alerting a ticker symbol, in this case PUNL. The telephone call lasted at most about 2.5 minutes.

Obviously a few things have changed since our August 14th PUNL research report, but the paid promotion was easy to see coming. Maybe tonight I'll revisit PUNL and Bright Markets and do some new fresh research on both.