quote:Originally posted by a4realguy: at .0001 these is no glass.
Thanks, realguy ... more solid DD we can all use to make informed decisions. What would we do without you?
SSDD... I don't need to provide anything of fact to support my unhappiness with the performance of this stock, and I would ask you to explain the PPS? The unapproved extra A/S? Where is the audit? Is there an audit? Give me some basis in fact to support being positive about a .0001 stock? Ok.. it can't go down any further.. any others facts to be happy about? Why aren't you equally pissed off about this whole thing?
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Q has a great model ,signing deals like crazy, and you cant beat the price. Throw a grand at it and give it some time.
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I threw thousands at it! now worth hundreds and i am having a GREAT time!!. but I have not lost yet, not unless i sell, at this point there is NO point in selling. just have to see it through and hope for the best!. GLTA
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Hoss-Throw some mojo my way. Still waiting on .0001. Figure if I b*tch and moan, it might fill.
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well madmoney cramer said no pink sheets, and im in the same boat.and still no fill at .0001
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I will try! It could be dangerous for me at these levels. I keep looking at some of my smaller cash balances and thinking, "that $300 isn't enough to go into anything big..."
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quote:Originally posted by HossTrader: I will try! It could be dangerous for me at these levels. I keep looking at some of my smaller cash balances and thinking, "that $300 isn't enough to go into anything big..."
i'm debating on whether or not to get out of hisc and pick up another 20mil Q.
hisc is very stale right now
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is it possible that these shares are being created and sold illegally without QBID's permission?
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Wangdo I know what you mean. I had a friend ask me about this company the other day, and it is ironic, at this point I couldn't bring myself to even tell a die hard long to buy more, much less a newbie. But I just can't keep myself from doing it. LOL
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quote:Originally posted by a4realguy: SSDD ... I don't need to provide anything of fact to support my unhappiness with the performance of this stock, and I would ask you to explain the PPS? The unapproved extra A/S? Where is the audit? Is there an audit? Give me some basis in fact to support being positive about a .0001 stock? Ok.. it can't go down any further.. any others facts to be happy about? Why aren't you equally pissed off about this whole thing?
realguy Apparently you don't read my posts very well because you've missed my point ... which is:
NONE OF US KNOWS WHAT IS HAPPENING TO Q, so speculating about "what might be happening" is wasted time and energy.
So don't ask me why the PPS is so low ... I've already said I DON'T KNOW.
I've also said "whining" doesn't help our situation, therefore I refuse to do it. We have two choices right now: think positively or think negatively. I choose to think positively because I "feel" better. If I end up being disappointed, at least I've "felt" pretty good right to the end.
It appears we have different viewpoints on life ... I don't understand your viewpoint and you don't understand mine. So let's just ignore each other until we finally know the truth.
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Member Rated: posted January 19, 2006 03:49 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do ALL "pink non-reporting" companies' CEO- mislead, lie, steal, from their stockholders? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posts: 12 | Registered: Jul 2005 | IP: Logged | YES YES YES
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thansk hoss. but why would anyone paid in stock choose to sell at the ultimate bottom? if this guy wanted to dilute, why here, when he's not getting a lot of money for his shares?
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quote:Originally posted by imakmony2005: Do you people under stand this is a none reporting company a pinky and always has been WTF know the game are leave the table.
People are bitching like crazy today... Thanks imak... they need to leave...
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Not all pinks are bad...GTEL, now GTE has been a great investment. They made the leap to AMEX without screwing the shareholder and closed today at $3.55.
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quote:Originally posted by bottomfishing: thansk hoss. but why would anyone paid in stock choose to sell at the ultimate bottom? if this guy wanted to dilute, why here, when he's not getting a lot of money for his shares?
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Posted by: foxy In reply to: dkgross who wrote msg# 210229 Date:1/18/2006 10:14:40 PM Post #of 210622
Now isen't this just great; Mobile Accord Targets Non-Profit companies, I guess QBID will FIT IN Just Fine for a Non-Profit company.My GOD People no wonder Frank sign on with this Mobile Accord, Frank already knows QBID is already run like a Not for Profit company already. Oh well read this people!! no wonder we are now at 0.0001. Thanks frank, Great Job.!! NOT!!!
By Sue Marek January 13, 2006 Wireless Week
pOST BY: Stock9; Two veterans of mobile content firm 9 Squared have launched a new venture that is dedicated to providing mobile marketing expertise to non-profit organizations, media firms and big brands. The Denver-based company, Mobile Accord, is headed by James Eberhard, co-founder and chairman, and Dan Weaver, co-founder and COO. 9 Squared was acquired by U.K.-based Monstermob Group in late 2004 for approximately $40 million.
Mobile Accord Vice President of Marketing Mike Ricci says that one of the company's main functions is to help non-profit firms use mobile marketing techniques such as SMS to raise funds, communicate with their supporters and tap lucrative new revenue channels. The company has enlisted the help of several key advisors including Peter DeCourcy Hero, president and CEO of the Community Foundation Silicon Valley, Paul Major, president and CEO of the Telluride Foundation, Bill Diggins, founder and president of Diggit Entertainment Group and Mari Ellen Reynolds, director of development for the Community Foundation Silicon Valley.
Ricci admits that the biggest challenge for the firm is educating non-profits about wireless technology and its potential. However, he adds that once they are informed, most non-profits are eager to use mobile marketing tools. Mobile Accord consults with clients and provides a Web-based client extranet that helps them create, manage and track mobile marketing campaigns.
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quote:Originally posted by bottomfishing: thansk hoss. but why would anyone paid in stock choose to sell at the ultimate bottom? if this guy wanted to dilute, why here, when he's not getting a lot of money for his shares?
Sometimes people paid in stock can't sell for a specified period of time. Maybe, if this is the case, whomever is selling these shares may feel that if they don't sell now they may never get any money.
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Ok... so volume so far at close is about 2.3B?
Then, I assume, there's going to be after hours trades as usual. Hmmm. But, it's not 4.something billion plus the 2.3 listed like yesterday?
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Posted by: zandant In reply to: foxy who wrote msg# 210221 Date:1/18/2006 10:19:17 PM Post #of 210624
FWIW, I've emailed IR to get a comment on why the massive trade volume. If I get a response, I'll post. In the past, with IR departments, if there is significant volume or an unusual rise/drop in the pps, IR will provide some type of response. Let's see if this company responds as today was unbelievably unusual.
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quote:Originally posted by imakmony2005: ROLL THE .0001S
well that was painless
2 day total
10,828,283,660
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MT, your convicted felon post is spreading like wildfire, haha
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