check out the first trading day of the month... looks like someone liquidated a pretty substantial position of shares. i am confident that the transaction was NOT anybody buying...
all of those shares changed hands for less than $1,000... for an average share price of less than .000006539 ...i bet that is one HELL of a tax loss....
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If nothing else the story of Q will be a great scary story too tell the grandkids! Posts: 514 | From: Claremore, Ok., USA | Registered: Apr 2004
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This documents how FAT FRANKS details his plans of scamming us, I will be attacked but I have links and facts and many many more document now. So no matter what they say...read the links!
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This documents how FAT FRANKS details his plans of scamming us, I will be attacked but I have links and facts and many many more document now. So no matter what they say...read the links!
lol..
so what's your take on "da links"?
you don't have to attack anybody...
simply state a reasonable opinion: lol, given this one? shouldn't be too difficult.
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Sorry retired, you are right. LOL, I just noticed. Wow, I guess I need some glasses!!!
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PQL Research: Could FMII Breathe Life Into Frustrated QBID Shareholders? (FMII, QBID) via COMTEX
November 29, 2006
PQLRESEARCH.COM, Nov 29, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
PQL Research, a smallcap, microcap, and nanocap stock research group, today announced that Franchise Management International (OTC: FMII) released a binding letter of intent with Netadventures, Inc to acquire its GayTravel.com website and other properties. This may again renew interest in gay and lesbian smallcap stocks, once dominated by shareholder-heavy Triangle Multi Media (OTC: QBID).
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Q Television Network is currently not airing on any cable carriers and is mulling over bankruptcy.
Mad TV Was the short-lived Q Television Networka victim of bungled management? Or was it merely a front for a much larger fraud? BY DAN CULLINANE
Flashy, splashy, and loaded with marquee names like Steve Kmetko, Sandra Bernhard, Jack E. Jett, Reichen Lehmkuhl, and Honey Labrador, Q Television Network rose to prominence in the summer of 2005 with live original programming targeting the gay and lesbian population, broadcast in approximately 100 cities. Viewed as more original and cutting-edge than either Logo or here!, QTN was a scrappy underdog headed for top-dog status.
“It was exciting to be a part of an independent gay network,” recalls Jack E Jett, the host of QTN’s Queer Edge. “After having worked in entertainment for 25 years, I felt like was being allowed to be a part of GLBT history.”
But on May 3, 2006, less than a year after the launch, the staff received an e-mail terminating their employment due to the network’s inability to pay salaries. For the next two weeks, behind-the-scenes attempts to revive QTN continued, but the May 3 memo proved to be the last word. The story of QTN is a story of incompetence, greed, and possible criminal fraud, resulting in what some are calling the “gay Enron.” At the center of it is a man named Frank Olsen, a former Seattle bar owner with a shady past whom one associate referred to as “the Jabba the Hutt of gay media.”
A Sense of Community
In the autumn of 2005, the future looked bright.
“We were doing something cool, something special,” recalls a QTN staff member who asked not to be named for this story. “We had a sense of community. We were all in one building, and each show would hand off to the next.”
Drag queens mingled with go-go boys and porn stars as wild-eyed news staffers dodged through them with tapes for the live news feed, and sweet granny-types arrived for the knitting program taped in the rented studio next door. It was like “backstage at a gay Ed Sullivan Show,” the staffer says, laughing. “The only thing missing was a dancing bear, and in our case it would have been a fat hairy guy in a jockstrap.”
But according to sources inside QTN, mismanagement was rampant from the beginning. Decisions were made no more than 24 hours in advance to broadcast live from pride events or Halloween events, resulting in producers’ paying double or even triple to rent equipment and live trucks. Scores of attractive 20-somethings chattered busily on headsets as they were shuffled from job to job within the network, in search of something they could not screw up. “People were promoted up,” Jett says. “They were hired to produce, and they were unable to produce, so they were made executives. There were people on the payroll who I never had any idea what they did.”
One QTN investor, who also asked not to be named, laughs as he talks about two of the network’s executives, vice president Scott Withers and senior executive vice president Alexis Fish: “Scott Withers was a store manager at Blockbuster before Frank Olsen hired him, and Alexis Fish ran errands on The Apprentice.” He pauses to check a memo on salaries. “Withers was making $29,300 a month, and Fish was making $11,300 a month.”
Olsen kept spending, and why not? The money was pouring in. From 2004 until the beginning of 2006, over 350 billion shares in Triangle Multi-Media (“QBID”) were on the market as penny stocks. Little is known about exactly how much money was generated, since financial statements for Triangle Multi-Media have never been released; the stock’s rapid dilution and infinitesimal share price (an average of $0.0003 per share throughout its life span) make calculations difficult. However, at the very beginning of the ride Triangle Multi-Media stated it had nine billion outstanding shares; the stock would go on to reach a high-water mark at $0.03. Any way the math is done, there was an amazing amount of money at stake—some estimate $100 million or more.
When an audit due on November 22 failed to materialize, investors grew nervous. While most people inside the walls of QTN were unaware of what was happening, Frank Olsen’s past was catching up with him.
A Shady Character
On investor message boards, word of Olsen’s felony-theft conviction in Washington state in 1986 was making the rounds, along with copies of his arrest report and conviction record. At the QTN studios, producers were hearing from vendors and it was clear that something was going wrong. A memo dated December 2005 detailed over $2.5 million in unpaid bills.
In December, Firestone—the production and uplink facility in Dallas which QTN had used prior to their move to Burbank—filed a $3 million lawsuit against Frank Olsen and QTN alleging fraud and breach of contract. According to the suit, Olsen had contracted with Firestone to use their production facilities for a raft of new shows, in exchange for Firestone’s assistance in securing distribution for the network. Payment to Firestone was to be in the form of 500 million shares of QTN stock, which would have granted them 50% ownership in the company. The suit alleges that once Firestone had secured the promised distribution for QTN, Olsen packed up operations and moved out of Texas without warning.
A week after the Firestone suit landed, Rodney Omanoff, an entertainment consultant hired by Olsen in April 2005, filed a $5 million lawsuit against QTN for nonpayment.
Nonetheless, Olsen steamrolled ahead, bringing on Sandra Bernhard as a cohost for Jack E. Jett at a salary of $20,000 a month, and spending a reported $100,000 to broadcast live from the Sundance Film Festival in late January.
On February 1, 2006, QTN failed to make payroll. It was a Wednesday afternoon, and Frank Olsen gathered the staff and told them there had been a mix-up at the bank, and that they would be paid on Monday, February 5. On Friday, February 3, Scott Withers told staff that production was halted. When Monday came they were told not to come to work. Vice president of sales and marketing Carol Hinnant, who initially agreed to talk on record for this story but who failed to return repeated phone calls, issued a statement saying that the network was on “hiatus” until February 13, but that staff was still being paid.
In actuality, on the 13th, a skeleton crew of 20 (out of over 100 former employees) was brought back in, given back pay, and assigned the arduous task of pulling together five hours of live programming.
On the 15th, QTN missed payroll again.
“We were close to walking out,” a QTN staffer recalls, “but we were told by Scott Withers and Alexis Fish that this guy Lloyd was going to push Frank out and take over. We had no idea who Lloyd was, and Frank was nowhere to be seen and no one could get him on the phone. We were told if we walked out we would screw the channel, so we worked five days without getting paid.”
An Attempted Turn-Around
On Monday, February 27, in a chummy press release full of excited burbling about the future, QTN announced that Lloyd Fan had been named interim president, while Frank Olsen remained chairman and CEO.
On March 7, a much more tersely worded press release noted that Olsen and all officers and board of directors had resigned, and that Fan was now chairman and CEO. A week later Carol Hinnant was promoted to president.
“Lloyd Fan had been an investor all along,” says the QTN staff member. “He’s given them several million dollars, and all of a sudden they can’t make payroll, and he says, ‘Hey, what about all the money I gave you?’ So he comes in and tries to recoup his investment before the network goes under.”
Fan’s first order of business was to quell investor anxiety that was approaching hysteria. He adopted a strategy of transparency and released the long-overdue 2005 financial records of QTN, which revealed total revenue of $9,000 against expenses of $7 million. This did little to allay investor concerns.
His next step was to release the financial statements of QTN’s parent company, Triangle Multi-Media, which hopefully would explain where some of the money had gone. This was where things went finally wrong.
Few records had been kept to explain where all of the investor money had gone, and those that were found pointed in a disturbing direction. According to two independent sources, expenses uncovered so far have reportedly included: —100 82” plasma-screen TVs purchased at a cost of $20,000 apiece. Fan and Hinnant were able to locate five of them. The rest have vanished, although delivery records revealed that two had been delivered to Scott Withers’ house and two had been delivered to Alexis Fish’s. —Titles to three cars that had been given to young men who were not employed by QTN. —A 1099 report detailing payments of $1 million to Frank Olsen’s boyfriend, for unnamed services.
On April 5, 2006, QTN issued its last press release, announcing the failure to release financial statements of Triangle Multi-Media. The last line of the press release reads, “Despite the challenges presented by the continuing investigation into the financial situation, Mr. Fan remains optimistic about the viability of the network.”
A Grim Legacy
That optimism is now gone, and Lloyd Fan has returned to Taiwan. The question that remains is, did QTN fall victim to bad management and the gluttony of an aging gay man who used it to pay for a playground filled with young sex workers? Or was it just the latest scheme by Frank Olsen and his partners to bilk investors out of millions? QTN’s balance sheets for the six months after the fiscal year ending in June 2005 reveal an additional $8 million in expenses, giving the network a $15 million operating deficit by the time 2005 was over. But compared to the potential amount of money that was sunk into the company as investors clambered over penny stocks—and even to the $31 million declared on QTN’s balance sheet in loans from Triangle Multi-Media and other unnamed sources—millions upon millions of dollars are still unaccounted for. Was Frank Olsen’s extravagance an elaborate front to paint a picture of mismanagement in order to obscure a larger fraud?
“I don’t care what kind of village idiot you are,” says a QTV staff member, “you don’t see that you are $2 million in the hole and then rent three condos in Sundance and fly people there. I don’t know how he conned people into this, but he would always talk about the betterment of the gay community and then turn around and steal all this money.”
“In my opinion Frank knew how much he could make,” says an investor. “He has been doing this since 1999. He won’t get away with it. People will follow him. He will be hounded. I know people who can’t pay their mortgage because of him.”
“I’m relieved to know it’s finally over,” says Reichen Lehmkuhl, who struggled to the end to keep The Reichen Show alive, but the news of its demise filled him with “utter sadness.” “I lost my job,” he says. “I lost my show. I lost something I had been working toward with my heart and soul for over a year.”
“It was very sad,” concurs Jack E. Jett. “I so wanted to see the concept of independent gay television become a reality, and I wanted to be a part of it. On the other hand, the network had become the Terry Schiavo of gay television, and it was just lingering and leaving so many people in limbo.”
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recent activity highlights (???) of the past month...
there were no retail trades 7 out of the 21 trading days -- one-third or 33%
on 11/27, only 2 transactions at .0000 (less than .0001) of 11,000 shares for less than $1.10
on 11/29, 138,275,664 -- total shares traded 9,250,666 -- 4 transactions at .0001 for $925.07 129,024,998 -- 31 transactions at .0000 (less than .0001)
the average share price for those 31 transactions at .0000 (less than .0001) has a range between...
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Paid basher info from KRY wed site (2 Ratings) 2-Dec-06 01:25 am I was a Serpent basher, because I am known for effective bashing based on solid facts and truth. I was paid a base wage of $18 an hour for my services. I was given a $1.25 bonus for every decent quality post over 100 per day as well as a monthly bonus of $100 for every penny the stock had dropped from the previous month. I was also paid a bonus for bashing on weekends. While this may not sound like much, I made a decent, though dishonorable, paycheck plus a nice Laptop with free wireless internet connection.
Each of us sat in a small half-cubicle in a cluster with our teammates. Each group (usually five people) was made of three beginners (two who would bash and one who would hype), one intermediate and one advanced level basher. Occasionally for some of the hotter stocks, one of the beginners would be replaced by an intermediate depending on how much the stock was rising. IDWD was a low-level stock, meaning it got the 3-1-1 configuration.
Honestly though, somehow, I get the feeling that WV Hillbilly may have worked for a basher company or knows someone who does because the fund websites he occasionally posts is eerily similar to our employer's websites. While not exact, I'd say it is about 90 percent the same. We do have certain rules that we follow.
First, we have to develop a character and stay within that character in order to build a "following." My character, "FogOfWar," was a humorous, sarcastic, obnoxious supporter of free speech and loved to portray himself as a truth-telling superhero, but only when it came to bashers.
Next, we had to follow certain guidelines on what we could say. We were urged to have an "answer" to every long's question, but we were to frame that answer in a way that ridiculed the questioner for asking such a question. However, we were never to use profanity or vulgarity because that would cause people to ignore us. We were to make fun of people, but in a civil way. The idea was to get "play," i.e. reaction from other posters. The more play we got, the more the room would be disrupted. Ignored posters get no play. One exception would be the hypsters since they were "defending" the stock against our onslaught, they got a little more leeway. People would side with the hypster because they thought he was real since he appeared to be on their side, but was really on ours, setting us up to disrupt the room. MoneyMade was quite good at this and gets paid very well.
I've worked on IDWD, VLO, AGII, QBID, BKMP for a few months now. In addition to the FogOfWar alias, I've used a few others on several other boards as well. I've used so many aliases that I can not remember the monikers or the passwords. I honestly lost track of everything. I stuck with FogOfWar because it was the one that got the most play from other posters.
In closing, I feel absolutely terrible about this. It's just awful how I've been part of a scam designed to cheat honest, hard-working people out of their investments all for the benefit of a few wealthy people who already have enough money to last a lifetime.
These greedy people MUST be stopped. That's why I'm posting this before I leave. I want to make up for some of the damage I've done. I can't live with this lie anymore. You can't imagine how hard it is to look at myself in the mirror each morning knowing my job is to cheat and lie.
I have to go now, I'm too broken up to continue. I hope this confession can make up for my sordid deeds; I would urge everyone who reads this to inform as many people as you can. Only by shining the light of truth can we drive these rats back into the darkness from whence they came. Believe me, they don't want publicity.
Good luck and I hope all of you the best in your investment endeavors.
Viestiä on muokannut: Pena9 2.12.2006 10:44
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same old bullshet song and dance....we've read these so called "confessions" before....just some bored and creative assnine.
no snow here yet...hope your having fun on that new toy. maybe you'll get to really break it in this year hauling in one of those monster Canadian bucks.
gl and merry christmas to you and yours.
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ValCom, Inc. Announces Reverse Stock Split and Receives New Trading Symbol Monday December 11, 9:30 am ET
LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ValCom, Inc. (OTCBB: VLCO - News), a diversified and vertically integrated, independent entertainment company, today announced that its Board of Directors have approved an amendment of the Company's Certificate of Incorporation that would authorize a 1-for-20 reverse stock split, which received shareholder approval at a annual meeting of the shareholders, of all issued and outstanding shares of the Company's common stock.
"We were pleased that our Board of Directors and our stockholders supported the reverse stock split in our efforts to continue restructuring the company," said Vince Vellardita, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "This action gives us the flexibility to continue to focus our efforts on expanding our revenue base, aggressively managing our cost structure and building ValCom as a player in the entertainment market."
"We are confident that this action is in the long-term interests of our current shareholders, increases our appeal to a broad range of investors, and puts our company in a more advantageous position to consider future financing and help the company finalize some of its acquisition and complete the transactions of acquiring the broadcast television stations and film library as well as a theatre production company and further the growth of the Company, which could exceed $100 million in 2007 alone. We are very excited about future opportunities for ValCom and now that the reorganization of the Company is complete, we are anxious to execute our business plan and reward our loyal stockholders by increasing shareholder value," concluded Vellardita.
The reverse stock split will become effective as of the opening of trading on the OTCBB Market on Monday, December 11, 2006, based upon a record date at the end of trading on the immediately preceding trading day. On the effective date, the company's common stock will begin trading on a reverse split basis under the trading symbol VLCO to reflect the post-split status of the stock. Upon effecting the reverse stock split, twenty shares of common stock will be converted into one share of common stock.
Growth Plan
Over the next several years, ValCom hopes to grow and expand its operations through internal growth and through acquisitions of other companies that compliment or provide synergies to the Company's existing businesses.
"We are very excited about the opportunities that lie ahead for ValCom and now that the reorganization of the Company is complete, we are anxious to execute our business plan and reward our loyal stockholders by increasing shareholder value," concluded Vellardita.
Based in Las Vegas, ValCom, Inc. is a diversified and vertically integrated, independent entertainment company. ValCom, Inc. creates and operates full-service facilities that accommodate film, television and commercial productions with four divisions comprised of: studio, film and television; live theater; and broadcast television. ValCom's clientele list consists of majors such as MGM, Paramount Pictures, ABC, CBS, Sony, NBC, HGTV, D.I.V., History Channel, Discovery, Food Network, Sony Pictures T.V., PAX, MTV, Disney Channel, HBO, NBC, Sci-Fi, GSN, Comedy Central, VH-1, FOX Television, Lifetime. The company web site: http://www.valcom.tv.
Cautionary Statement
Statements in this press release that are not statements of historical or current fact constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other unknown factors that could cause the actual results of the company to be materially different from the historical results or from any future results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. In addition to statements which explicitly describe such risks and uncertainties, readers are urged to consider statements labeled with the terms "believes," "belief," "expects," "intends," "anticipates," "will," or "plans" to be uncertain and forward looking. The forward-looking statements contained herein are also subject generally to other risks and uncertainties that are described from time to time in the company's reports and registration statements filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contact: ValCom, Inc., Las Vegas Sandy Markham, 702-385-9000 sandy*valcom.tv Web Site: http://www.valcom.tv
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its broke in for sure. it have had a great year on it. I have put over 1000 miles on it.
180 miles just the week of moose season alone.
Didnt get my buck this year. we did get a nice doe though.
half a deer in the freezer already, that is more then enough for me.
Rod
quote:Originally posted by MikeC: hey rod. good to see ya.
same old bullshet song and dance....we've read these so called "confessions" before....just some bored and creative assnine.
no snow here yet...hope your having fun on that new toy. maybe you'll get to really break it in this year hauling in one of those monster Canadian bucks.
gl and merry christmas to you and yours.
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Lloyd Fan, the CEO of Triangle Multimedia and Constantine Papadoupoulos, the CEO of Cinemax Pictures and Production Company International Inc. wish to give an update on the merger of the two companies as well as other pertinent information.
Firstly, the merger between Cinemax and Triangle MultiMedia is still in the works. There are complex legal issues that have taken more time than originally anticipated. Therefore, the merger will not be completed by year end as originally planned. However, based on estimates from legal counsel, we expect the merger to be completed by the first quarter of 2007.
Secondly, Cinemax would like to provide some details on another movie that they are working on:
The Whole Banana, staring Matthew Perry
Fran is suffering from an eight-year-long artistist's block, quitting smoking and trying, without success, to end a long-term, dead-end relationship with Phil, her womanizing boyfriend. Her boss wants to save her with a promotion to a soul-killing desk job, her friend Georgia prescribes dating, which adds indigestion and physical injury to the mix, while Phil labors to get her into bed. Directionless and confused, Fran is tanking under the strain. Unable to fathom what's good for her and what's not, Fran can't even manage to buy food at the market, but instead, continually brings home light bulbs and tub cleanser.
On the advice of a Nicotine-Anonymous speaker, she tries to make contact with her "Higher Power" in the hope that He/She/It will make some sense of her life.
Fran's failing attempts at prayer are intercepted by the Greek god Hermes, who has become dull and depressed after centuries of doing Zeus' busy-work while his brother, Apollo, goofs off and parties with the water nymphs. Hermes, smitten with and inspired by Fran and craving adventure, leaves Apollo in charge of his many duties, not the least of which include seeing to communication, athletes, acrobats, musicians, thieves and travelers. He takes mortal form and enters Fran's life through her apartment window.
With Hermes, Fran experiences a limitless kind of love that awakens every sense and brings her into contact with that divine beauty she had been seeking. She is painting again, she recognizes food, she is in love! She is even dancing on table tops, with the help of a stolen pair of tap shoes presented to her by Hermes. But when Fran finds that Hermes intends, at some point, to return to Mount Olympus and his work there, she conspires with Mrs. Sarah, a "spiritual consultant", and finds a way to trap him in his mortal body with the use of a magic ribbon. But in return, Mrs. Sarah demands Fran's magic tap shoes, her hair, and a considerable amount of money. Fran finds she will sacrifice everything to keep him with her - his immortality, her soul, the human race and the planet they live on if necessary.
When Hermes doesn't return at the agreed-upon time to relieve him, Apollo leaves his post unmanned. With nobody at the wheel, civilization careens toward the brink of disaster. Satellites go down, cell phones die, traffic stands still all over the world. Then to make things much, much worse, Zeus, annoyed with Hermes' absence, starts throwing giant thunderbolts, one of which hits Hermes, mortally wounding him.
Fran, with the help of Hermes, must find the willingness to let him go in order to save him and the world. So great is her fear that she'll return to her blocked confusion and loneliness without him that it takes all of her strength to untie the ribbon and allow him to return home.
Back in her apartment Fran throws herself on her bed where she plans to cry for a couple of years, but finds her pillow to be strangely lumpy. Hermes has stolen the magic tap shoes back from Mrs. Sarah and has tucked them under her pillow. Fran puts them on her feet nervous that her miraculous ability to tap dance will now be gone. But to her extreme relief and delight, her feet move and she is dancing - out the window and down the fire escape, she splashes down the street and into the sunset.
The Management of both Cinemax and Triangle Multimedia wish you all a very Merry Christmas.
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Things that make you go "hmmmmmmmmm", huh Wango? Maybe there is still a little hope for us yet?
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not sure how this will pan out but i dont want to be a downer i wouldnt get too high of hopes on us recouping our money. maybe with a reverse split we might be able to salvage a few bucks but i dont see this ever going back up to .0005 or higher. you never know though. best of luck to all my qbidians. the dream was good its just unfortunate that it turned into a nightmare. hehe.
happy holidays from your qbidiot, and now current bkmpidiot. hehehe.
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quote:Originally posted by noah129: not sure how this will pan out but i dont want to be a downer i wouldnt get too high of hopes on us recouping our money. maybe with a reverse split we might be able to salvage a few bucks but i dont see this ever going back up to .0005 or higher. you never know though. best of luck to all my qbidians. the dream was good its just unfortunate that it turned into a nightmare. hehe.
happy holidays from your qbidiot, and now current bkmpidiot. hehehe.
Anyone see those CA tags: Qbiddian & Qbidiot
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vinnie and the boys increased the a/s of both common and preferred by 150%, AND reverse split...
...didn't a certain gay media company try to do that???
VLCO -- ValCom, Inc. Com ($0.001)(New)
2. (i) increase our authorized shares of our common stock from 100,000,000 to 250,000,000 shares, and (ii) increase our authorized shares of "blank check" preferred stock from 10,000,000 to 25,000,000 shares
...don't know about mathew perry, but being with the "Q" under the masterful management of frank the Olsen, you should ALL know about taking The Whole Banana...lol
and from what i hear...
...Cinemax is a registered trademark of HBO and their intellectual property attorney is already on it...
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heavy volume days were the 11th, 12th, 21st, and 29th.
on the 11th... at 09:32:03 75,030,200 shares had traded for $0k in 35 transactions ...for an average share price of LESS THAN .000008503
at 10:46:22 75,225,200 shares had traded for $0k in 37 transactions ...for an average share price of LESS THAN .000008481
...ended the day with an average share price of LESS THAN .000017853
on the 21st... at 09:58:55 220,312,496 shares had traded for $0k in 30 transactions ...for an average share price of LESS THAN 000004539
...ended the day with an average share price of LESS THAN .000004368
...talk of some people that took $0.01 sale price for well over 20m shares... ...have heard as high as over 80m shares going for $0.01 -- ONE CENT !!!!!
well folks, that closes out the year of trading for QBID.
lot of chatter about fat frank's, cinemax, obion group, vacant website postings for shareholders (??), more movies in production, "star power" mathew perry, some cockamamie scheme of post-dated monthly checks to a certain "FAT FRANK"...???...
...all of this with absolutely NO legitimate press release or communication to the shareholders from mr. fan or whoever is currently holding the reins of power of this fiasco...
.....with that i wish you all a very merry holiday season, and a very happy new year.....
final numbers for Dec...
this symbol [ ~ ] means LESS THAN...('left arrow' does not work)...
-------------------- M.M. Semester #3 started,Only 7 more semesters to go. Why, in an age where information is so easy to get, cant we find information on one man. Experience is something you dont get until just after you need it. Posts: 1002 | From: Southaven, Mississippi, US | Registered: Nov 2004
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what do we make of this imakemoney? any quesses as to what the volume means is this the accumulation at dirt cheap prices before a reverse split and ticker symbol change//? not sure but any volume is better than no volume on this one hehe.
best of luck sincerely your bkmpidiot.
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