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HOUSTON – A Magnolia, Texas, businessman and a Chicago man have been sentenced for conspiring to commit wire fraud, United States Attorney Kenneth Magidson announced today.  Evan “Nick” Jarvis, 39, of Magnolia, Texas, and Alex Ellerman, 36, of Chicago, pleaded guilty to the offense on March 4, 2011, and March 8, 2011, respectively.

At their plea hearings, Jarvis and Ellerman admitted they conspired with James Roland Dial, 56, of Houston, to enrich themselves between 2004 and 2007 by artificially inflating the stock price of a publicly-traded company called Grifco International Inc. Grifco manufactured oil field drilling equipment and Dial was Grifco’s CEO. Jarvis and Ellerman admitted knowing that Grifco issued a press release to the public on March 3, 2005, containing false information about Grifco’s revenue and net income and that he willfully and knowingly profited from the false press release by selling Grifco stock to the public at an inflated price. The stock ultimately became worthless.

Approximately 300 investors who had purchased Grifco stock submitted impact statements to the court for consideration at today’s sentencing, several of whom noted they had lost their life savings because of the fraud. Senior U.S. District Judge David Hittner, who accepted the guilty pleas in the case and presided over the hearing today, handed Jarvis a five-year prison sentence to be followed by three years of supervised release. In light of his cooperation in the case, Ellerman received a reduced sentence of 40 months. Dial was sentenced last month to five years in prison.

Judge Hittner also ordered Jarvis and Ellerman to pay restitution to their victims. A hearing to determine the amount of such restitution will be held no later than Aug. 2, 2012. Jarvis, who admitted obtaining at least $2 million from the conspiracy, has agreed to sell real property located at 28322 Meadow Falls, Magnolia, Texas, currently valued at $1.8 million and also to sell certain luxury vehicles including a Chevrolet Corvette and a Porsche automobile and to apply the proceeds against his restitution obligation.

Jarvis had been permitted to remain on bond pending his sentencing hearing, but was taken into custody on May 3, 2012, for violating conditions of his bond where he will now remain pending transfer to a U.S. Bureau of Prisons facility to be determined in the near future. Ellerman has been in custody since April 20, 2010, when he was arrested at George Bush Intercontinental Airport upon returning to the United States after a lengthy stay in Panama.

The two-year investigation leading to the charges was conducted by the FBI with the assistance of the Harris County District Attorney’s Office. The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission has conducted a parallel investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorney John R. Lewis is prosecuting the case.

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SEC Microcap Fraud-Fighting Initiative Expels 379 Dormant Shell Companies to Protect Investors From Potential Scams

Massive Trading Suspension Is Largest in Agency History

Washington, D.C., May 14, 2012 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today suspended trading in the securities of 379 dormant companies before they could be hijacked by fraudsters and used to harm investors through reverse mergers or pump-and-dump schemes. The trading suspension marks the most companies ever suspended in a single day by the agency as it ramps up its crackdown against fraud involving microcap shell companies that are dormant and delinquent in their public disclosures.

Microcap companies typically have limited assets and low-priced stock that trades in low volumes. An initiative tabbed Operation Shell-Expel by the SEC's Microcap Fraud Working Group utilized various agency resources including the enhanced intelligence technology of the Enforcement Division's Office of Market Intelligence to scrutinize microcap stocks in the markets nationwide and identify clearly dormant shell companies in 32 states and six foreign countries that were ripe for potential fraud.

"Empty shell companies are to stock manipulators and pump-and-dump schemers what guns are to bank robbers — the tools by which they ply their illegal trade," said Robert Khuzami, Director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement. "This massive trading suspension unmasks these empty shell companies and deprives unscrupulous scam artists of the opportunity to profit at the expense of unsuspecting retail investors."

Thomas Sporkin, Director of the SEC's Office of Market Intelligence, added, "It's critical to assess risks to investors in the capital markets and, through strategic planning, develop ways to neutralize them. We were able to conduct a detailed review of the microcap issuers quoted in the over-the-counter market and cull out these high-risk shell companies."

The SEC's previously largest trading suspension was an order in September 2005 that involved 39 companies. The federal securities laws allow the SEC to suspend trading in any stock for up to 10 business days. Subject to certain exceptions and exemptions, once a company is suspended from trading, it cannot be quoted again until it provides updated information including accurate financial statements.

Pump-and-dump schemes are among the most common types of fraud involving microcap companies. Perpetrators will tout a thinly-traded microcap stock through false and misleading statements about the company to the marketplace. After purchasing low and pumping the stock price higher by creating the appearance of market activity, they dump the stock to make huge profits by selling it into the market at the higher price.

The existence of empty shell companies can be a financial boon to stock manipulators who will pay as much as $750,000 to assume control of the company in order to pump and dump the stock for illegal proceeds to the detriment of investors. But with this trading suspension's obligation to provide updated financial information, these shell companies have been rendered essentially worthless and useless to scam artists.

"This mass trading suspension is an effective and novel way for the SEC to neutralize potential threats to investors," said Chris Ehrman, Co-National Coordinator of the SEC's Microcap Fraud Working Group. "With the ability to leverage staff expertise throughout the agency's offices and divisions, the Working Group is uniquely positioned to take on risk-based matters like these and focus resources where they are needed most."

This SEC enforcement effort has been led by Mr. Ehrman, Robert Bernstein, Jessica P. Regan, Leigh Barrett, and Megan Alcorn in the Office of Market Intelligence along with Microcap Fraud Working Group staff from each of the SEC's regional offices: Tanya Beard, David Berman, Sharon Binger, Melissa Buckhalter-Honore, Lisa Cuifolo, Tracy Davis, Elisha Frank, Kurt Gottschall, Lucy Graetz, Jennifer Hieb, C.J. Kerstetter, Victoria Levin, Aaron Lipson, Michael Paley, Farolito Parco, Jonathan Scott, and Lauchlan Wash.

The SEC appreciates the assistance and cooperation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Economic Crimes Unit.


Additional Materials:

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Three Charged in Alleged Grifco International, Inc. Stock Fraud


HOUSTON - Three men have been indicted for allegedly defrauding investors who purchased stock from 2004 until 2007 in a publicly-traded company called Grifco International Inc., United States Attorney Jose Angel Moreno and FBI Special Agent in Charge Richard Powers announced today.

Evan 'Nick' Jarvis, 36, and Jim Dial, 53, both of Houston, and Alex Ellerman, 35, of Chicago, were charged with conspiracy and wire fraud in a eight-count indictment returned by a grand jury on Wednesday, March 3, 2010. Jarvis surrendered himself to federal authorities on Wednesday, March 10, 2010, and has been ordered release on a $100,000 bond. This morning, Dial surrendered himself to federal authorities. He appeared before a U.S. Magistrate Judge today and has also been ordered released on a $100,000 bond. The whereabouts of the third defendant, Ellerman, is presently unknown. A warrant remains outstanding for his arrest. Anyone having information regarding the whereabouts of Ellerman, a white male with blue eyes and brown hair standing 5'11" tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds, is asked to contact the FBI Houston office via telephone number (713) 693-5000 or via e-mail at Houston.texas@ic.fbi.gov or if outside the U.S., contact can be made with the nearest American Embassy or Consulate. Ellerman's photo is below.

The FBI's two-year investigative effort with assistance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Harris County District Attorney’s Office led to the indictment which alleges that between 2004 and 2007 Jarvis, Dial, and Ellerman issued shares of Grifco stock (GFCI) to themselves, disseminated false and misleading information about the company in an effort to increase the price of the stock and then sold the overpriced stock to unsuspecting investors in the public market place. As a result of the fraud, the indictment alleges Jarvis received $2,096,239; Dial received $1,659,198 and Ellerman received $1,061,205.

All three defendants are charged with conspiracy and six counts of wire fraud. Ellerman is also accused of obstructing a United States Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of Grifco by deleting information from a computer that was subject to a subpoena on Aug. 12, 2008.

The conspiracy charge carries a maximum statutory penalty of five years' imprisonment, upon conviction. Each of the six wire fraud counts carries a maximum statutory penalty of 20 years' imprisonment. The obstruction of justice count also carries a maximum statutory penalty of 20 years' imprisonment.

Assistant U.S. Attorney John R. Lewis will be prosecuting the case.

This law enforcement action is part of President Barack Obama's Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force. President Obama established the interagency Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force to wage an aggressive, coordinated and proactive effort to investigate and prosecute financial crimes. The task force includes representatives from a broad range of federal agencies, regulatory authorities, inspectors general, and state and local law enforcement who, working together, bring to bear a powerful array of criminal and civil enforcement resources. The task force is working to improve efforts across the federal executive branch, and with state and local partners, to investigate and prosecute significant financial crimes, ensure just and effective punishment for those who perpetrate financial crimes, combat discrimination in the lending and financial markets, and recover proceeds for victims of financial crimes.

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Also see allegations of fraud from John Jarvis.

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Qwoter Site Discussion / Re: Investing Carnival
« on: February 01, 2012, 06:27:04 PM »

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HOUSTON - Three men who controlled Grifco International Inc. have been convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud arising from an investment fraud scheme, United States Attorney José Angel Moreno announced today.

Alex Ellerman, 36, of Chicago, Ill., pleaded guilty today to the federal felony offense before Senior U.S. District Judge David Hittner. Two Houston men, Evan 'Nick' Jarvis, 37, and Jim Dial, 54, pleaded guilty to the same offense on Friday, March 4, 2011. Each defendant, in turn, has admitted they conspired together to enrich themselves by artificially inflating the stock price of a publicly traded company they controlled called Grifco International Inc. from 2004 through 2007. Each defendant admitted knowing that Grifco issued a press release containing false information about Grifco’s revenue and net income and that they willfully and knowingly profited from the false press release by selling Grifco stock.

As part of his agreement with the United States, Jarvis also agreed to a personal money judgment against him and in favor of the United States of America in the amount of $2 million, which represents funds stolen from defrauded Grifco shareholders.

Each of the three men now face a maximum of five years in federal prison without parole to be followed by a maximum three years of supervised release, a fine of up to $250,000, and an order to pay full restitution to victims at their sentencing hearing. Judge Hittner has set Ellerman’s sentencing for June 8, 2011, while Jarvis and Dial are scheduled to be sentenced on June 6, 2011.

Ellerman has been in federal custody without bond since his arrest on April 20, 2010, after flying to Houston from Panama, and will remain in custody pending sentencing. Jarvis and Dial have been permitted to remain on bond pending their sentencing hearings.

The investigation leading to the charges was conducted by agents of the FBI with the assistance of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which conducted a separate, parallel investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorney John R. Lewis is prosecuting the case.

http://houston.fbi.gov/dojpressrel/pressrel11/ho030811a.htm

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HOUSTON (CN) - Three men who pumped and dumped the stock of their so-called oil services company, Grifco International, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire fraud.

Alex Ellerman, 36, of Chicago, pleaded guilty Tuesday to the federal felony before Senior U.S. District Judge David Hittner.

Evan "Nick" Jarvis, 37, and Jim Dial, 54, both of Houston, pleaded guilty to the same offense on Friday, March 4.

Prosecutors say they all admitted to conspiring to enrich themselves by artificially inflating the price of their publicly traded company from 2004 through 2007.

Grifco describes itself on its website as "a leading provider of oil and gas services equipment, specializing in the conception, design, and development of tools for the coil tubing, wire line, and snubbing industry throughout the US, China, Mexico and South America."

All three men admitted knowing that Grifco issued a press release containing false information about Grifco's revenue and net income and that they willfully and knowingly profited from the false press release by selling Grifco stock.

In his plea agreement, Jarvis agreed to pay the United States the $2 million he swiped from shareholders.

All three men face a maximum of 5 years in prison, a fine of up to $250,000, and restitution. Judge Hittner set Ellerman's sentencing for June 8; Jarvis and Dial will be sentenced on June 6.

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Qwoter Site Discussion / Re: Qwoter - GLOSSARY OF TERMS
« on: August 12, 2010, 07:12:28 PM »
New terms have been added to the Stock Market Dictionary.

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Qwoter Site Discussion / Re: Investing Carnival
« on: April 20, 2010, 03:33:55 PM »
Qwoter.com has been featured in another Carnival:

http://www.onefamilysblog.com/2010/04/carnival-of-road-to-financial.html

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On August 10, 2006, the SEC filed an amended complaint in federal court in Los Angeles, California, adding additional defendants and a relief defendant in a civil action alleging the defendants perpetrated an ongoing affinity fraud and Ponzi scheme, which continued despite a May, 2005, Court ordered preliminary injunction and asset freeze. According to the Complaint, defendants defrauded hundreds of investors of over $50 million by promising returns of 100% or more within 60 days.

The Complaint alleged that defendants toldinvestors that these extraordinary profits were to be generated in part by helping an unnamed Saudi Arabian prince move gold from Israel through Luxembourg to the United Arab Emirates. In reality, according to the Complaint, although some money was paid out to investors, these funds appear to have come from new investor money, and substantial amounts of investor funds were transferred to bank accounts controlled by the proposed defendants and relief defendants. Defendants characteriized the purported gold transaction to religiously devout investors as "deistically inspired" and "divinely guided." The amended complaint added DJM, LLC, Financial MD, Inc., Financial MD and Associates, Inc., Global Village Records, La Vie D'Argent, Daniel J. Merriman, and Millie Stultz as defendants and Wing NGA Lau, a/k/a Adienne Lau as a relief defendant. According to the complaint, even after the original defendants were enjoined from continuing to violate the federal securities laws, they continued their fraud by soliciting additional money into this scam.

To circumvent the asset freeze, certain defendants created a new company, Global Village Records, and then used the bank accounts of companies owned by Daniel J. Merriman to forward money from investors. Millie Stultz promoted the alleged scheme even after learning of the SEC's complaint. The Commission and Global Village Records have also stipulated to the entering of a preliminary injunction against Global Village Records.

For their roles in the alleged scheme, the SEC charges the new defendants along with the old defendants Tri Energy, Inc., Marina Investors Group, Inc., H & J Energy Company, Lowell Decker, Robert Jennings, Henry Jones and Arthur Simburg with violations of Sections 5 and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act") and violations of, and aiding and abetting violations of, Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. The SEC also named in the original complaint as relief defendants La Vie D'Argent, R.P.J. Investment Group, Inc., T.M.A. Investment Enterprises and Thomas Avery, who allegedly receiving investor funds to which they have no legitimate claim.

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SEC Secures $51M Final Judgment Against Tri Energy and Co-Defendants for Their Gold-Related Ponzi Scheme

Holding:

The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) has announced that the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California entered a final judgment on April 13, 2009, against defendants Tri Energy, Inc., H & J Energy Company, Inc., Robert Jennings, Arthur Simburg, and La Vie D'Argent (collectively the "Tri Energy Defendants"). In this settled action, the district court ordered the Tri Energy Defendants to pay $35 million in disgorgement and $2,048,466 in prejudgment interest, and ordered Simburg and Jennings to each pay a civil penalty of $7 million. $28,058,310 of the disgorgement is deemed satisfied by the criminal restitution ordered in a parallel criminal proceeding. In a related criminal proceeding, Simburg entered into a plea agreement, and on November 17, 2008 got a sentence of nine years imprisonment. After jury trial, the jury returned a guilty verdict against Jennings on July 11, 2008, for which Jennings was sentenced on November 17, 2008 to twelve years imprisonment. Defendant Henry Jones was extradited from Hong Kong and convicted after a jury trial on July 11, 2008, and was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment on April 3, 2009.

Detailed Summary:

The SEC’s amended complaint, filed on August 10, 2006, stated that Tri Energy, Inc. and H & J Energy, Inc. represented themselves as companies engaged in the mining business. Defendant Jennings is the president and chairman of Tri Energy, as well as the president and treasurer of H & J Energy.  The complaint stated that defendant Simburg of is the senior vice president of Tri Energy. Simburg allegedly led nightly investor conference calls in which he solicited investors and lulled them with fraudulent statements. He received investor money from funds sent to the Tri Energy bank account. Relief defendant La Vie D’Argent (“La Vie D’Argent”), a Nevada corporation, has a registered agent at Corporate Services Company, 2nd Floor, 723 So. Casino Center Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89101. Defendant Simburg is president, secretary and treasurer of La Vie D’Argent.

The amended complaint alleged that the aforementioned defendants, and others, perpetrated a massive fraud and Ponzi scheme involving a purported coal mine venture and a so-called international “gold deal.” The complaint claimed that defendants had been telling investors that these extraordinary profits were to be generated in part by helping an unnamed Saudi Arabian prince move gold from Israel through Luxembourg to the United Arab Emirates.

In reality, according to the complaint, although some money had been paid out to investors, those funds appeared to have come from new investor money, and substantial amounts of investor funds had been transferred to bank accounts controlled by some of the defendants and relief defendants. Defendants recruited potential victims through claims that their investments were aimed, at least in part, at raising money for humanitarian and religious efforts. Defendants promised their victims outlandish returns on their investments of 100-1000% in as little as 60 days. Over 500 investors lost more than $50 million in the scheme.

The district court previously on August 13, 2007, enjoined the Tri Energy Defendants from violations of the reporting and anti-fraud provisions of the securities laws (Sections 5(a), 5(c), and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10-b-5 thereunder), and specifically enjoined them from soliciting investments of the type at issue in the SEC’s lawsuit. The SEC obtained a default judgment against Jones and his companies Marina Investors Group, Inc. and Global Village Records on March 20, 2008, enjoining them from future violations of the same provisions identified above, as well ordering $22,291,725 in disgorgement, $2,073,922 in prejudgment interest, and a $7 million civil penalty.

The SEC also obtained final judgments against relief defendant Thomas Avery and his company T.M.A. Investment Enterprises and relief defendant R.P.J. Investment Group, Inc. on April 9, 2008, ordering $70,000 in disgorgement plus $4,342.42 in prejudgment interest jointly and severally between Avery and his company, and ordering $7,364 in disgorgement against R.P.J.

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Qwoter Site Discussion / Re: New Stock Market Terms
« on: March 24, 2010, 03:30:58 PM »
More definitions have been added to the Investment Dictionary.

Make sure to go check it out.

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Qwoter Stock Spam News / SCAMMERS: Claude Eldridge & John Jarvis
« on: March 16, 2010, 11:31:45 PM »
This website is dedicated to making the public aware of Claude Eldridge III and John D. Jarvis.  As you read through the website, you will enter the world of these confidence men's scams.  Hopefully, this will prevent future people from falling prey to this group of individuals. They also need to be punished for the illegal activities and fraud they have committed. This effort is just one of many geared towards bringing Eldridge and Jarvis to justice.


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FIRST LET ME INTRODUCE YOU TO THE CAST OF CHARACTERS:


Claude Eldridge III

AKA "Ricky Slate" (slateasset.com)

Brenda Kennie - Eldridge (Wife)
Claude Eldridge IV AKA "Ed" (Son)
Alexis Eldridge (Daughter)

Claude's current address is:

16718 FRAMPTON CT, SPRING TX 77379-7505



John D. Jarvis

AKA "Norm Watson" (formerly makealick.com)
AKA "Mike Slate (slateasset.com)
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Pacific Park Investments, LLC - (Illegally converts false debt into common stock and selling illegitimate abandoned public companies.)
[As of May 6, 2010, Select group of properties of Pacific Park Investments, LLC were acquired by Advanced Lighting Solutions, Inc. (AVLS.PK) - "Oct 18, 2010 Makealick.com"]

John's current address:

5406 North Ossineke, Spring, Texas 77386

 
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Known Associates

Evan "Nick" Jarvis - Brother (illegal activity/fraud runs in family: http://www.texasmonthly.com/2009-06-01/letterfromtomball.php, http://www.fbi.gov/houston/press-releases/2010/ho031110a.htm, http://www.fbi.gov/houston/press-releases/2011/ho030811a.htm) Sentenced to a 5-year prison sentence.

Manny J. Shulman (Boca Raton, FL) - Shell Operator. (Penny Stock Distribution Scheme: http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2009/lr20984.htm, http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2011/lr22157.htm)

Jim Dial (Houston, TX) - Another Shell company operator

Shaun P. Ryan

Leonard A. Marshall

Joshua Wayne Lankford ("Defrauded investors through the manipulation of the publicly traded stocks of three companies" - http://oklahomacity.fbi.gov/dojpressrel/pressrel09/oc021009.htm, http://www.fbi.gov/oklahomacity/press-releases/2010/oc032610.htm)

Tom MacKay

Coleman Flaherty


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Let me give you a little background and history on Claude and John

Claude Eldridge cant seems to keep a straight story on what he has or has not done, He has said he was in insurance also that he was a tenured oil man he also has run restaurants and auto body shops. What the truth is I am not even sure that he knows - in reality he is whatever he needs to be to get your money. I have a private Investigator looking into his background and for you readers that know what he has really done feel free to email me your known details.

John "D" Jarvis other than running the public shell game and writing up false press releases he owns the Tomball Bowling Center at 14435 FM - 2920, Tomball, Tx 77377. He has also been involved in a number of legal situations for his activities in his rip off game.

http://capitolannex.com/2009/04/29/state-rep-allen-fletchers-company-caught-up-in-white-collar-crime-investigation/


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Judgments

I currently hold judgments against Claude and Guardian Angel group for over $230,000 and growing daily.

In the coming days I will add more details about each player and the fraud they have committed. I will include the details about their "deceptive" business practices all available public information about them and their families their assests as well as known associates and anything else I can find to make sure these people never steal from anyone again.


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Press Releases

Do a search on the stock symbols PBSS, USEH, LSGH, GAGI and read all of the press releases. Everything they claim to have done or owned always seems to vanish.


"UPDATE"

I sold one of Claude homes at Auction! Liens went on his primary home. It will be mine someday..

"UPDATE"

Claude issued thousands of shares of Us Energy Holdings to friends and family. Please contact the transfer agent for the records. I am sure the SEC is interested in this. If they give you any problem sending you the stock transfer reports, simply insist that you have the right to view them. Any attorney can get these for you easily.

Holladay Stock Transfer, Inc.
2939 North 67th Place
Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
480-481-3940

"UPDATE"

These guys are trying hard to get this site removed. Of course they are, because when people do thier homework on them, they find themselves unable to separate people from their money it really hurts their lifestyle.

"UPDATE"

Here is the contact info for the SEC investigator that is handling John and Claude. If you have bought stock from any of the companies these guys ran or have any additional information about how they have defrauded people please contact him at. valentinoj@SEC.GOV

"UPDATE"

Investigation open with Houston FBI. Call and request to speak with Detective Kendall Hopper if you have anything that could assist in shedding light on their illegal activities.

"UPDATE"

These scumbag clowns are now going by the names Ricky Slate (Claude) and Mike Slate (John Jarvis) of Slate Asset Group, LLC [slateasset.com]. Up to the same stuff selling hickjacked/abandoned shells. The Slate Asset phone # 832-764-0408 it has all their companies on it- Pacific Park, Makealick, etc. I hope that you enjoy all of the money you steal from these people because in the end it will not be worth it when you’re sitting in jail, maybe you will get a cell with your scammer brother.

Don't fall for their new Slate Asset scam.


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Been scammed by these fraudsters?

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General Discussion / Re: New to Penny Stock trading..advise needed!
« on: February 12, 2010, 12:15:42 PM »
Have you looked through our Stock College?

Take a look at the Penny Stocks area:

http://www.qwoter.com/college/penny-stocks

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Stock Market College / Re: UNLA.OB - good buy
« on: December 11, 2009, 04:38:52 PM »
News looks good,

http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/marketwire/0566154.htm

Just make sure to buy in BEFORE to wave hits - don't want to buy in high.

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