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I think this committee stuff is an orcastrated effort to distract us from 1. the fact that we need a 10q tomorrow 2. the whole problem with the company violating the SEC deadline which is causing the enter of "default" (whatever that means). 3. And another effort to have people get their certificates (so they can't sell). I'm frustrated. WE need Rufus to run this company! Not a shareholder committee.
How can he have a conference call and NOT comment on the 10q or SEC letter. This are very huge concerns for us as shareholders but more importantly the very existance of the company.
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If we have 4 mm's, what are they waiting for to do the form they need to do to get us back to otcbb?
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thesource, Your first paragraph above is pretty on target for my thoughts today. Maybe I just need to go watch my Bucs play football today. Oh wait, that is very frustrating also.
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Good morning board, my concern is about the information you must provide according to the shareholders committee website. ---------------------------------------------- "The web page will be updated shortly to allow people to enter their information. We will need name, address, phone number, email address, certificate number on your shares, and number of shares. We will only accept entries for a short period of time. This will come out in an official PR from the company." -----------------------------------------------
My concern is how secure is this website going to be. They make it seem like you have to join this committee or you may be S.O.L. They are going to PR that we need to go to the website and enter in our personal information. Everyone, including hackers and thieves will see that the shareholder committee's website will contain all of our personal info, as well as our certificate numbers. This is unsettling to me. Does anyone else find this Disturbing???
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I do find it disturbing that a company with billions can't employ a shareholder/investor reltions rep that can handle this task and is asking penny stock bulletin board investors to take charge.
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I for one am not investing another single dollar in this crap fest . I'm leaving my certs with BofA so I can sell them whenever I choose to . Hopefully , sooner or later someone in the inner circle will spill the damn beans to everyone else about what is being said if the SEC doesn't shut it down first for insider trading .
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quote:Originally posted by GreenDay: I do find it disturbing that a company with billions can't employ a shareholder/investor reltions rep that can handle this task and is asking penny stock bulletin board investors to take charge.
I really wish someone would buy my shares so I could leave this board and waste time in other places !!! Come on Portman , help us all out by buying my shares .
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quote:Originally posted by GreenDay: I do find it disturbing that a company with billions can't employ a shareholder/investor reltions rep that can handle this task and is asking penny stock bulletin board investors to take charge.
EXACTLY!!!
Least they did mention reviewing resumes for the committee. So the guy that sells shoes and posts 8,986 times on HSM is not the winner by default.
Not that message board posters from the penny stock world are NOT qualified- just seems unorthodox considering the current situation with the company.
Tomorrows 10q due date should add some excitment to the Monday before turkey day.
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Who wants to take the bet that the 10Q isn't filed tomorrow ? I'm not sure if that will cause CSHD to add have an E on the end again but wouldn't that be sweet !!! CSHDE trading on the gray market for under a freaking dime . I'm sure the MM's will be fighting each other for the opportunity to be associated with this company after that happens .
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port -- no assumptions made. I will only judge what has transpired. No more wait and see. That should be over IMO.
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quote:Originally posted by thesource: Who wants to take the bet that the 10Q isn't filed tomorrow ? I'm not sure if that will cause CSHD to add have an E on the end again but wouldn't that be sweet !!! CSHDE trading on the gray market for under a freaking dime . I'm sure the MM's will be fighting each other for the opportunity to be associated with this company after that happens .
I`ll take that bet!! I do not believe they will file anything!. I don`t think companies trading on grey sheets are required to make timely filings anyway! and IF this is a scam then there is no reason to rush to get off grey sheets! just drag it out as long as possible until they can figure a way out that does not include jail time!
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I soo hope we have the 10q tomorrow and a happy turkey day Frank!!
Do we really get another e if no 10q? I thought on the gray's there were no filing requirements and thus no penalty for no 10q (except for the additonal loss of shareholder confidence).
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I wish no harm on Rufus. In fact I think he really truly believes himself and everything he says and does are really in good intentions. I bet he is a fantastic person to know (outside of the business world).
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I'm hoping we see the 10Q frank, that would bring some investors much needed morale. Right now my concern is getting past the SEC and back trading on a reputable exchange...
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quote:Originally posted by thesource: Bank Of America Investments ........
I really wish someone would buy my shares so I could leave this board and waste time in other places !!! Come on Portman , help us all out by buying my shares .
Its almost worth the money to not see your posts anymore.
Considering the trades are .22 who is going to give you 2 bucks a share?
I will give you .10 a share- how many you got?
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Does anyone really think that the goals that Rufus has or the people on the call last night are that different? Whether Rufus is more concerned about the shorts or the long term win for the company the short term goal he has is completely consistent as ours...to turn this back around and get the stock trading on the best exchange possible. My sense is that the people on the call probably own way more shares then I do and also want what I want.
The one thing that I absolutely know for certain is nothing is to be gained by having 1000 shareholders on a call screaming that they want the 10Q, they want the 6:1, they want the Nasdaq.
The only hope we have at this stage is that Rufus, working with a small but manageable group of interested shareholders, take the right next steps to get us to our goal. So lets be supportive and let them do that.
The only alternative to that is to moan and whine which is really not helping to accomplish anything anyway.
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Has anyone spoken with Ben lately? I use to have conversations with him once or twice a week, but his phone has been turned off since MA took over as CEO. Once Rufus regained the position I figured Ben would be around again.
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quote:Originally posted by RichBy26: Oh, it sounded like a mafia organization! LOL
I wish that was the case ........ Maybe ol' Dufus would have an unfortunate accident after this was all over.
Are you serious? Has it reached the level of unfortunate accidents being wished on someone?
You guys take this to personal.
If someone broke into your house and stole 10 Grand , would you be pissed or would you wish them a happy holidays and tell yourself that they probably did it because they needed the money ?
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quote:Originally posted by thesource: Bank Of America Investments ........
I really wish someone would buy my shares so I could leave this board and waste time in other places !!! Come on Portman , help us all out by buying my shares .
Its almost worth the money to not see your posts anymore.
Considering the trades are .22 who is going to give you 2 bucks a share?
I will give you .10 a share- how many you got?
Hell no , if I wanted to get hammered on this I'd sell them on the open market and let the shorts cover some more positions versus letting you profit from them at this level .
$2.00 a share and they are your , remember this stock will be trading * $15.00 sooner or later . maybe Tut wants them , he could buy them from me to keep me from feeding the beast . I'm sure he could use them to feed his bada$$ cobra with .
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calm down source, I have lost a lot more than that and I'm not complaining. Let's see how this pans out, if it doesn't you might want to invest more in mutual funds, they are much safer...
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Spending hard earned money on penny stocks is the same as taking it to Vegas. You can't kick the "house" in the balls if you lose.
Wishing someone happy holidays that broke into your house and stole 10k is different than investing 10k in a penny stock and losing a large portion of your investment.
I suggest seeing where this week takes us before abandoning ship at .22cents a share and invoking thoughts of physical harm on anyone.
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You are missing the point. You can’t, as a publicly traded company, do what CSHD has done. Not only is it an SEC violation, it’s also in direct violation of the injunction signed by RPH and CSHD.
Do you understand that this company is fast tracking its way into SEC receivership? This is not looking good here at all.
How lost is Rufus? Two days before the SEC files for default judgment Rufus goes on subpennyradio and tells his shareholders our “ducks are all lined up”. I love the fact that he is a very positive and confident, but that’s not working out too well.
He spends no money to get legal counsel, which is contempt of a Federal Judge. He still won’t spend money on a public relations firm and continues to put out erroneous press releases, which is in violation of the injunction. And, he won’t spend a dime on an investor relations executive to deal with the shareholder committee mess. Instead he has jesuspower1, the religious zealot; a dead Egyptian, Tony Soprano, Dogman, and a host of other unknowns manage investor relations.
I feel like I’ve stepped into the Twilight Zone. I will be shocked if we aren’t in SEC receivership two weeks from now and in class action suit discussions.
Dogman, I appreciate your efforts – I honestly do! But, what happened yesterday was in direct violation of the injunction – the erroneous press release. Instead of moving forward we continue to trend backward.
If you wish to respond to my point by simply calling me a basher, at least provide me the courtesy to explain specifically where I am wrong. Thanks in advance!
quote:Originally posted by highhopes: Does anyone really think that the goals that Rufus has or the people on the call last night are that different? Whether Rufus is more concerned about the shorts or the long term win for the company the short term goal he has is completely consistent as ours...to turn this back around and get the stock trading on the best exchange possible. My sense is that the people on the call probably own way more shares then I do and also want what I want.
The one thing that I absolutely know for certain is nothing is to be gained by having 1000 shareholders on a call screaming that they want the 10Q, they want the 6:1, they want the Nasdaq.
The only hope we have at this stage is that Rufus, working with a small but manageable group of interested shareholders, take the right next steps to get us to our goal. So lets be supportive and let them do that.
The only alternative to that is to moan and whine which is really not helping to accomplish anything anyway.
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If someone stole 10 grand from me I would call the police. I would not just keep whining to the neighbors as they may get a little tired of it.
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quote:Originally posted by highhopes: If someone stole 10 grand from me I would call the police. I would not just keep whining to the neighbors as they may get a little tired of it.
whats that SEC number again? LOL!!!
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Again, you only point to your ignorance. The example you give is a criminal complaint and what we’ve been discussing is a civil complaint. The SEC is a civil arm of enforcement.
quote:Originally posted by highhopes: If someone stole 10 grand from me I would call the police. I would not just keep whining to the neighbors as they may get a little tired of it.
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quote:Originally posted by TexasMoney: You are missing the point. You can’t, as a publicly traded company, do what CSHD has done. Not only is it an SEC violation, it’s also in direct violation of the injunction signed by RPH and CSHD.
Do you understand that this company is fast tracking its way into SEC receivership? This is not looking good here at all.
How lost is Rufus? Two days before the SEC files for default judgment Rufus goes on subpennyradio and tells his shareholders our “ducks are all lined up”. I love the fact that he is a very positive and confident, but that’s not working out too well.
He spends no money to get legal counsel, which is contempt of a Federal Judge. He still won’t spend money on a public relations firm and continues to put out erroneous press releases, which is in violation of the injunction. And, he won’t spend a dime on an investor relations executive to deal with the shareholder committee mess. Instead he has jesuspower1, the religious zealot; a dead Egyptian, Tony Soprano, Dogman, and a host of other unknowns manage investor relations.
I feel like I’ve stepped into the Twilight Zone. I will be shocked if we aren’t in SEC receivership two weeks from now and in class action suit discussions.
Dogman, I appreciate your efforts – I honestly do! But, what happened yesterday was in direct violation of the injunction – the erroneous press release. Instead of moving forward we continue to trend backward.
If you wish to respond to my point by simply calling me a basher, at least provide me the courtesy to explain specifically where I am wrong. Thanks in advance!
quote:Originally posted by highhopes: Does anyone really think that the goals that Rufus has or the people on the call last night are that different? Whether Rufus is more concerned about the shorts or the long term win for the company the short term goal he has is completely consistent as ours...to turn this back around and get the stock trading on the best exchange possible. My sense is that the people on the call probably own way more shares then I do and also want what I want.
The one thing that I absolutely know for certain is nothing is to be gained by having 1000 shareholders on a call screaming that they want the 10Q, they want the 6:1, they want the Nasdaq.
The only hope we have at this stage is that Rufus, working with a small but manageable group of interested shareholders, take the right next steps to get us to our goal. So lets be supportive and let them do that.
The only alternative to that is to moan and whine which is really not helping to accomplish anything anyway.
Cindy you need to relax a bit.
All these claims of SEC violations on a emergency shareholder meeting are false accusations.
It is perfectly legal to call an emergency meeting and P.R. it with under 30 days notice.
Your head is filled with all that craphub bologne.
I will find the link for you on P.R.ing meetings
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TM, no one is calling you a basher. Many have the same concerns you do. I have done my DD and I feel confident that Rufus has what he said he has. The SEC and exchange problems will work out if infact Rufus provides them with the proper documentation to clear CSHD. The fact is that Rufus is also trying to fight a bigger evil in the market which is impacting all of us and our investments. Rufus has stated many times that he is using this as a vehicle to combat NSS and it is his intention to help make the market a fair and safer place for the average investor. I'm all for his cause and if it takes my money being tied up for awhile so be it. JMHO
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quote:Originally posted by RichBy26: calm down source, I have lost a lot more than that and I'm not complaining. Let's see how this pans out, if it doesn't you might want to invest more in mutual funds, they are much safer...
I'm calm ........ and I'm over losing my money in this POS stock . I just can't get over the fact that Dufus is still trying spin this like its his doing and he's in charge of the situation . I hope the Judge does ban this moron from ever being a CEO again . Knowing Dufus , he will probably get his name changed again and give it another try somewheres else until he gets busted again .
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quote:Originally posted by TexasMoney: You are missing the point. You can’t, as a publicly traded company, do what CSHD has done. Not only is it an SEC violation, it’s also in direct violation of the injunction signed by RPH and CSHD.
Do you understand that this company is fast tracking its way into SEC receivership? This is not looking good here at all.
How lost is Rufus? Two days before the SEC files for default judgment Rufus goes on subpennyradio and tells his shareholders our “ducks are all lined up”. I love the fact that he is a very positive and confident, but that’s not working out too well.
He spends no money to get legal counsel, which is contempt of a Federal Judge. He still won’t spend money on a public relations firm and continues to put out erroneous press releases, which is in violation of the injunction. And, he won’t spend a dime on an investor relations executive to deal with the shareholder committee mess. Instead he has jesuspower1, the religious zealot; a dead Egyptian, Tony Soprano, Dogman, and a host of other unknowns manage investor relations.
I feel like I’ve stepped into the Twilight Zone. I will be shocked if we aren’t in SEC receivership two weeks from now and in class action suit discussions.
Dogman, I appreciate your efforts – I honestly do! But, what happened yesterday was in direct violation of the injunction – the erroneous press release. Instead of moving forward we continue to trend backward.
If you wish to respond to my point by simply calling me a basher, at least provide me the courtesy to explain specifically where I am wrong. Thanks in advance!
quote:Originally posted by highhopes: Does anyone really think that the goals that Rufus has or the people on the call last night are that different? Whether Rufus is more concerned about the shorts or the long term win for the company the short term goal he has is completely consistent as ours...to turn this back around and get the stock trading on the best exchange possible. My sense is that the people on the call probably own way more shares then I do and also want what I want.
The one thing that I absolutely know for certain is nothing is to be gained by having 1000 shareholders on a call screaming that they want the 10Q, they want the 6:1, they want the Nasdaq.
The only hope we have at this stage is that Rufus, working with a small but manageable group of interested shareholders, take the right next steps to get us to our goal. So lets be supportive and let them do that.
The only alternative to that is to moan and whine which is really not helping to accomplish anything anyway.
Cindy you need to relax a bit.
All these claims of SEC violations on a emergency shareholder meeting are false accusations.
It is perfectly legal to call an emergency meeting and P.R. it with under 30 days notice.
Your head is filled with all that craphub bologne.
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