There was a spike in trading today. Hopefully something is brewing. Where did everyone go, no faith in this baby?
Posted by Homersbud on :
22m? Hard to have faith in a company when all they've done is issue loads of shares over the years with absolutely nothing to show for it.
Still waiting for TFN in the US...good luck.
Posted by POZMICK on :
give it up, this scam is more than done, TKO baby..............................
Posted by Relentless. on :
Holy crap, this scam is still around? What's the AS/OS? Gotta be close to a trillion by now?
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Anybody hear anything about this thing lately??
Posted by Bigrod40 on :
Well heres the latest SpongeBob and it was an afterhours PR today
THE FIGHT NETWORK LAUNCHES U.S. EXPANSION STRATEGY
Cable Heavyweight Nory LeBrun to Head U.S. Affiliate Relations
TORONTO, ON – JUNE 10, 2008…George Burger, President and CEO of The Fight Network today announced the appointment of TwoBlueRhino (TBR) as the company’s U.S. Affiliate Sales and Marketing agent. Nory LeBrun, TBR’s President/Founder, will act as The Fight Network’s Executive Vice-President of U.S. Affiliate Sales and Marketing.
Mr. LeBrun is a highly regarded cable veteran in the United States, with an unmatched list of successful cable brand launches, including CNN, Headline News, The WB 100+/CW Plus, The Food Network, and most recently, the Gospel Music Channel, which boasts nearly 40 million subscribers after just over three years of operations. LeBrun also led the rebranding and revised distribution plans for Home Shopping Network in the mid-90’s.
“We are very pleased to have TBR and Nory on board,” said Mr. Burger. “The scope of his relationships, his outstanding reputation, and his knowledge of the nuances of an extremely complex market take us to a level at which The Fight Network can compete with the US cable brands for the support of the Cable, DBS, and Telco’s companies and their consumers. We have all the resources we need to execute our drive into the US market, which we are launching effective today.”
In this new position, Mr. LeBrun will be charged with developing and executing a distribution plan to launch The Fight Network in the United States and will be responsible for all aspects of affiliate sales/marketing, distribution and network development. The Fight Network targets reaching 40 million subscribers in the U.S. over the next three years as part of its overall objective of reaching 100 million homes worldwide by 2012.
“I am excited to be a part of the unique ground-floor opportunity The Fight Network represents,” said Mr. LeBrun. “The concept is timely on many levels, it is being well executed, proving itself already in Canada and the United Kingdom, and the company has a team of executives and industry professionals on a par with the best I have been associated with. I am eager to get going.”
Mr. LeBrun began his career working alongside Ted Turner as Vice President Turner Cable Sales & Marketing. Mr. LeBrun built and led Turner’s original affiliate sales and marketing team---he and his team were the architects of the multi-service fee financial structure and local ad sales inventory for CNN, CNN Headline News and WTBS, the models widely used by cable networks today.
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He also helped The Food Network with pre-launch financing and the construction of the original distribution partnerships, some of which continue to this day. The assembly of the original marketing and distribution team and initial carriage relationships were also crafted by the LeBrun team.
Nory has had similar roles with each of the other brands with which he has been associated, either as head of affiliate sales and marketing group, or creating and operating affiliate groups for TBR’s clients.
For interviews or photos, contact Beth Merrick, ZAZOU Communications, (416) 654-9881 or zazoupr*rogers.com. -30-
ABOUT THE FIGHT NETWORK
Launched in 2005, The Fight Network is currently seen in nearly 10 million homes in Canada and the UK. The Fight Network is a multi-platform, international sports and entertainment company, providing its content to fight fans on digital television, pay-per-view, VOD, radio, mobile and online. The Fight Network is the global leader in presenting and covering all combat sports, including Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Boxing, Wrestling and Kickboxing and theme-related entertainment, through its 24/7 dedication to the sports. The Fight Network Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of TFN Global Inc., whose corporate headquarters are located in Toronto, Canada. Visit www.thefightnetwork.com Posted by Bigrod40 on :
Looks like someone leaked the story to the Financial Post??
Still no revenue connection to BKMP. Until I see some meaningful reference of TFN to BKMP, this is still on my scam list.
Posted by beechwood on :
Ditto that. I wouldn't touch this with a ten foot pole. At least not until I get confirmation that there is life on Mars....LOL
Posted by CashCowMoo on :
I am sorry but after buying my first stock years ago and learning about how all the scams work...why would anyone put money now into BKMP? I mean I used to have BKMP a long time ago before I knew better to buy into a company that wont report correctly and issues billions of shares when it is so small...i mean cmon
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Thanks for the dd Bigrod. Hopefully a meaningful pr will come out sometime this summer. It definitely needs to show some income or decrease in OS. Whats your prospectus on this thing. Im available via private email if you dont want to contend with the bashers on this thread.
Posted by TopRob on :
We're not bashers. Bashers bash good stocks to buy low then pump to sell high. BKMP is just a POS scam. There's nothing honestly good anyone can say about it anymore. Just one drop of common sense will tell you that. It's time to face it, BKMP is a money sucking SCAM.
Posted by kermit42 on :
Good post TopRob. It takes more than a negative post to make a basher. But what does it take for some people to realize what a hopeless POS BKMP is?
I can't believe someone started a new thread.
Posted by captbly on :
BKMP owns 15.4% of TFN. Its not a scam
Posted by stefan9 on :
Is this a good stock?
Posted by TopRob on :
quote:Originally posted by captbly: BKMP owns 15.4% of TFN. Its not a scam
If that was true, why don't someone at BKMP publicly state it. It's been hush-hush for over a year on ownership. They took our money once, now they want to take more by miss-leading investors on ownership that may be less than 1%. Where's the proof that BKMP owns 15% of TFN?
Posted by IMAKEMONEY on :
BEND OVER ,SAY THANKS AND WHERES THE K Y. F--ME WAKE UP! DEAD DEAD DEAD!!!JMO
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Weak
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
25 mil in volume!!
Posted by jagman925 on :
quote:Originally posted by Spongebob Squizzpants: 25 mil in volume!!
...you think that was 25 stupid 1,000,000 share buys, or 1 big stupid 25 million share buy?? HA!
Don't think this one's going anywhere soon. I have a couple million free shares left over from all the hoop-la a while back. I don't think I'll add to my position though.
Good luck if you venture in...'patience grasshopper.'
Posted by TopRob on :
Well, no matter who bought the 25M, you can best believe it was new shares. Just more money going into the hands of the crooks. SEC needs to shut BKMP down.
Posted by stefan9 on :
is this a good stock? Posted by TopRob on :
You're not reading the posts are you Stefan. BKMP pps has not moved from the bottom in almost 2 years, so what does that tell you?
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
It tell you that that Mother Scratcher can only go up from here!!!!
To da moon
Posted by NaturalResources on :
LOL Squizzpants still at it.... You seem to think the only option is up.
I still say the next step for BKMP is a R/S.
Posted by kermit42 on :
Right Nat. There are not one, but three directions this can go in. Up, down, and nowhere. Even down would be an improvement because a reverse split will give people a chance to get out. But IMO, it goes nowhere and nobody gets out.
Posted by TopRob on :
BKMP is toast. Even a R/S won't help because who would buy? Even if they did a R/S it would tumble back to .0001 in just a few days.
Posted by PhoenixStockMaster on :
whats up with this bottom feeder . . any recent news? Uggghhh, I have like 20,000,000 sh. of this and have held them for almost 2 years - what was I thinking. I should have bailed long ago when I could have made a profit - but I was greedy!
Posted by TopRob on :
It's not being greedy to buy in and hold for a while. The problem is this is a scam stock run by crooks. They didn't have a product that didn't sell or a good plan that went bad, this was a pre-planned scam from the start with no intension of ever letting shareholders make a penny. Prison is where they belong.
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Toprob,
If this is indeed a scam and the owners need to be in jail, how does the common man go about filing some sort of grievance or lawsuit??
Posted by TopRob on :
quote:Originally posted by Spongebob Squizzpants: Toprob,
If this is indeed a scam and the owners need to be in jail, how does the common man go about filing some sort of grievance or lawsuit??
Youcould start with the SEC by submitting a complaint form if you wish.
The Office of Investor Advocacy has responsibility for acting on investor tips, complaints and suggestions. Tens of thousands of investors contact the SEC each year using the agency's online forms or our (800) SEC-0330 hotline (toll-free in U.S.) to ask questions on a wide range of securities-related topics, to complain about problems with their investments or their financial professionals, or to suggest improvements to the agency's regulations and procedures. Trained SEC specialists and attorneys in the Office of Investor Advocacy provide these investors with information, seek informal resolutions of their complaints, and pass on their good ideas to the Commission and appropriate agency's staff. Tips concerning possible law violations are passed on to the Enforcement Division for investigation. And trend information from investor reports of illegal or abnormal activity provides critical intelligence to other SEC offices and divisions. Investors can use the agency's online forms to file a complaint or ask a question.
Maybe theres a chance for long term holders, this is the best write up in ages about TFN. We can only hope.. I really like this comment in the write up."LeBrun suggests that The Fight Network could have a carriage deal in place with a U.S. cable/satellite company by the end of the year and no later than the first quarter of 2009".
Bout time we get something worth hearing. Now we need this to come out in a pr to confirm the suggestion and move the pps.
Posted by TopRob on :
Looks like it's still a POS money scam.
Posted by kermit42 on :
Just out of curiosity, when was the last time TFN or anyone affiliated with it mentioned BKMP?
Posted by NaturalResources on :
IMO? ...BKMP was an investment SCAM to fund the real cash-cow, the privately owned TFN.
Still have my shares tho, and my offer to sell them to you for 0.00005/share still stands Squizzpants.
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Word on the street is there have been multiple complaints filed with CRTC and Im sure some with the SEC.
Additionally, Sandy has plans to buyback 28 million shares. Unfortunately his buyback date is in 2012.
Posted by NaturalResources on :
LOL... A buyback of 28 million shares won't even put a dent in the multi-billion O/S of this pig... Unless he is talking about AFTER the R/S that I am sure is coming before then... Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
I apologize that was supposed to be 28 billion shares.
Posted by NaturalResources on :
28 Billion is much better, but still with BKMP having unlimitied authorized shares, it really doesn't mean much IMO... Just another BS PR to try to sucker in the newbies.
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Sucker in as many as they can so I can get rid of my shares. Fine by me.
Posted by POZMICK on :
Anyone still holding this garbage, Im pretty certain I called this a loser along time ago but was bashed for saying so. I think sorry is in order all the way around.
Posted by FOSTR on :
dumped this p.o.s a long time ago, did make some money on it
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
slowly seeing some transactions with this. possible new run.
If sandy gets the sand out of his ass and comes out of hiding
Posted by beechwood on :
I just thought I'd drop in to see if there was anything new happening in the sour fish market. And whaddo I find?? The same old crew pumping the same old crap...LOL Its nice to know some things never change. I hope these guys are getting more than minimum for all their trouble. My space portal just opened and I'm off to the Orion Nebulae ( M42 for you astro buffs ). C,'ya.......
Posted by T e x on :
oh, geez...some guy, somewhere, said he talked to Sandy who's so pissed off he's gonna change the world and make everything right...
Posted by CashCowMoo on :
Why do people even still LOOK at this piece of sht any more? Seriously people....this boat sailed years ago.
Posted by raybond on :
LOL boys this the one penny that I really got stuck on the old pig sticker I still have my prefered shares and my original shares.
This boat never sailed it sank
Posted by raybond on :
If you guys could pump this pig up I will sure as hell dump
Posted by yipching on :
Whoa... Did I see some movement on this today? lol...
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Here comes the ice cream man...I hear the bells
Posted by invester on :
LoL fellas. Please don’t' anticipate a great response or return from this clear egregious manipulation.
Posted by Spongebob Squizzpants on :
Finally,
something getting done with scandalous sandy
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Litigation Release No. 21083 / June 12, 2009 Accounting and Auditing Enforcement Release No. 2990 / June 12, 2009 Securities and Exchange Commission v. Blackout Media Corporation and Sandy Winick, United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, Civil Action No. 09 CV 5454 (GBD) SEC CHARGES PENNY STOCK COMPANY AND CANADIAN CITIZEN WITH ILLEGAL STOCK DISTRIBUTION THROUGH CORPORATE SPINOFFS The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York against penny stock company Blackout Media Corporation, formerly known as First Canadian American Holding Corporation ("First Canadian"), and its former principal Sandy Winick, a resident of Toronto, Canada. The SEC alleges that First Canadian and Winick engaged in a scheme to create publicly traded companies through illegal distribution of the securities of more than 50 First Canadian subsidiaries.
The SEC's complaint alleges that from April 2002 to May 2004, First Canadian spun off 59 subsidiaries through unregistered distribution of their securities to shareholders. As alleged in the complaint, these spinoffs had no legitimate business purpose and were instead a means to create publicly traded companies without providing the disclosure required by registration. According to the complaint, while conducting the spinoffs, First Canadian never filed periodic reports with the Commission, and made no meaningful disclosure about the financial and business operations of First Canadian or any of the subsidiaries. The complaint alleges that while First Canadian "reported" the spinoffs on Forms 8-K and proxy statements on Schedule 14A, these filings failed to disclose the true nature of the spinoff transactions and that Winick had control over 16.5% of First Canadian's stock through his wife, his friends, and affiliated entities.
The complaint further alleges that, as a result of the spinoffs, Winick assembled an inventory of public company shells for sale and later sold many of them. In addition, the complaint alleges that Winick traded in the shares of some of these companies and profited by at least $3.2 million from 2004 through 2007.
The SEC's complaint charges Blackout Media and Winick with violating Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 14(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rule 14a-9 thereunder. The complaint also charges Blackout Media with violating, and Winick with aiding and abetting violations of, Section 13(a) of the Exchange Act and Rules 12b-20, 13a-1, 13a-11, and 13a-13 thereunder; and Winick with violating Sections 13(d) and 16(a) of the Exchange Act and Rules 13d-1 and 16a-3 thereunder.
The Commission seeks permanent injunctions and civil penalties against Blackout Media and Winick, and seeks from Winick an accounting, disgorgement, a penny stock bar, and the surrender of all stock he owns or controls in the companies spun off by First Canadian or their successors.
Also today, the Commission filed an action in the Northern District of California alleging fraud and registration violations against one of the companies First Canadian spun off, Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc. (now known as ZNext Mining Corporation), and its principal, Elvira Gamboa (also known as Pearl Asian). SEC v. ZNext Mining Corporation, Inc. and Elvira G. Gamboa, Civil Action No. CV 09-2611 (VRW) (N.D. Cal.); LR-21084 (June 12, 2009).
The Commission acknowledges the assistance of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Ontario Securities Commission.
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I really like this comment in the write up."LeBrun suggests that The Fight Network could have a carriage deal in place with a U.S. cable/satellite company by the end of the year and no later than the first quarter of 2009".![[Roll Eyes]](rolleyes.gif)