ToldYaSo
4年前
they probably meant they'd buy all your shares for $1- total, haha....I held this for a very long time, also.....saw shares start to trade and bit the bullet, sold, and took my loss....yeah, I got fonged.....I had 250k sell order in at .001 for awhile, with no bites.......
ToldYaSo
4年前
As long as this pos is traded on the private market with no firm making a market on it, stays non-reporting, has a verified o/s of aprox. 5.7 Billion, an a/s of 6.475 BILLION, and carries a caveat emptor tag on otcmarkets, then Absolutely Nothing will be happening with this company.....nor should it.....
JohnFromNoMi
4年前
BUY UP WORTHLESS SHARES?
I own 377,000 shares of this POS stock, give or take. It was the first stock I ever bought. I've learned a lot more, since, about stocks. I've learned to never, never touch penny stocks. They are penny stocks for a damned reason.
Those 377,000 shares are STINKING UP MY PORTFOLIO. I wish I could be rid of them...and yet they have a certain value, reminding me of the error of my ways. I will never, ever touch anything so speculative ever again.
I bet some of you feel the same way...you wish you could RID YOUR PORTFOLIO of those worthless shares. Maybe you could even get an end-of-the-year write-off that way.
I'm willing to buy those worthless shares so people can get their EOY write offs. I do believe that's perfectly legal. I mean, the loss is real. The write-offs are real. I offer this service from a kind of unorthodox do-gooder impulse.
But due to the way Charles Schwab is set up, I can buy 999,999 shares for .0001 which is a hundred bucks. And I'm not willing to throw my money away like that. A dollar would be just good clean fun. But a hundred bucks is real money.
If anybody wants to make a deal...sent me a private message. I'm not looking to make any profit on this. I am willing to buy up worthless shares but not with my own money.
JohnFromNoMi
5年前
So...I own 377,000 shares of this foul-smelling crud, and I can't even get rid of those shares like you would scrape something nasty off the bottom of your shoe that you stepped in by accident.
Today I was looking at the listing for the company and I noticed a phone number. It was disconnected when I called, of course. But I said to myself...if this stuff is still listed, still theoretically trade-able even though nobody would buy any of it...unless somebody made a typographical error while trying to buy something else...
I thought to myself...wait a minute...isn't something that's trade-able (even just in theory) required to have an active phone number? There must be an SEC rule somewhere.
So...anybody who has a thought on this topic...should I file a complaint with the SEC about this? I assume the street address listed is probably "disconnected" as well.
Wouldn't I love to ruin just one fine, sunny day of some low-life connected with this company!!! Thomas Toland, Richard Dutch...I hope one fine day you end up in handcuffs.
Thoughts on this topic? Anybody?
Once shafted
5年前
I have had a experience with the Scammer Michael Chermak and Barry Hollander back in 2016, I was drawn into their lies to take my company public, but after investing $ 70,000 into the effort, I backed out because they wanted me to be a part of setting up fake companies with the help of the scammers at the notoriously operating scam office @ Dove St in Newport Beach, (which I went to this location several times and each time there was a different company name on the door) The fake companies Chermack wanted to set up were suppose to be fronts of companies that were supposedly ordering my products and we were supposed to set up fake contracts and these would be reported to the market to get a pop in the stock. Now I see Chermak and his partner scammers are at it again with this fake surgical company called OZOP Surgical. It reads the same as every scam these guys have done for years.