JONAH 2
12 years ago
On Nov 29, 2011, at 1:54 PM, Alexander Coriaty <acoriaty@levelelectronics.com> wrote:
Hello Frank,
Thanks for writing to us and your patience is appreciated. We are planning to get LVLV back into good trading by mid 2012. We will issue a letter to shareholders and a press release right after the New Year.
I thank you for your patience and understanding and look forward to good things in the near future.
Best regards,
Office -514.380.5353 Ext. 210
Maybe others can call or e mail him and see
what is happening --
south1481
12 years ago
The SEC found in August of last year that "Level Vision Electronics" is a "Hijacked Company." That would suggest that the Level Vision stock sold on the Pink Sheets, and the stock that I own, was fraudulently issued by the defendants below.
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. BOOCK
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, Plaintiff,
v.
IRWIN BOOCK, STANTON B.J. DEFREITAS, NICOLETTE D. LOISEL, ROGER L. SHOSS and JASON C. WONG, Defendants, and
BIRTE BOOCK and 1621533 ONTARIO, INC., Relief Defendants.
No. 09 Civ. 8261 (DLC).
United States District Court, S.D. New York.
August 25, 2011.
If you look up the case online, Google "SEC v. Boock, Defreitas, Loisel, Shoss, and Wong," you will find Level Vision mentioned on the list of "Hijacked Companies."
If the stock was fraudulently issued, then would that not mean that "LVLV" stock is in fact worthless, regardless of whether or not Level Vision is currently a functioning company? Also, have any of the company officers ever commented on their stock or the above case?
It would seem quite absurd for Level Vision leadership to be unaware of the above case in which their company was involved. Why then would they tell investors that their stock may again become tradeable if the stock in question was issued fraudulently by an outside party?
south1481
12 years ago
Hello,
So out of boredom I decided to do a Google search on LVLV today, (I dont know what made me think of it) and to my surprise discovered that this message board was currently active. The last time I looked up the company online was over 2 years ago, after my half a million shares became worthless.
I am really confused though by the comments posted on here over the past several months.
I thought it was pretty clear back at the end of 2009 that "Level Vision Electronics" was a scam and that anyone who bought any shares of LVLV would never recover their investment. Comments at the time were that our "investments" into Level Vision were nothing more than a bunch of deposits into the bank accounts of the company's alleged officers. And according to some, VP Lefebvre has been accused of shell company scams before.
Of course I fell for the scam like many others, losing a little over $4000.00. I'm sure many of you lost more, but for me, that's a lot of money.
My question is, what does everyone believe is really going on with this company, do you all believe it is for real, and is there any reason at all to believe that its stock will again be available for trading?
Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks.
sunspotter
13 years ago
"HURT ME BAD BUT NO RECOURSE"
I'm not entirely sure that's true. A concerted campaign to the relevant Securities Authorities, together with a serious consideration to your own civil action - perhaps in conjunction with others - would be a possibility.
One of the fraudsters involved in LVLV, Jean François Amyot, owner of both IAB Media and Hilbroy Advisory, is currently under investigation by Quéec's securtities agency, the AMF.
It might be worth talking to the AMF:
"ORDERS TO CEASE TRADING AND SHUT DOWN WEBSITE
Montréal, July 21, 2011 - At the request of the Autorité des marchés financiers (the "AMF"), the Bureau de décision et de révision (the "Bureau") issued a decision on July 11, 2011 prohibiting, in particular, any transaction in the securities of Wanderport Corp. and Neuro-Biotech inc., due to alleged
market manipulation.
More specifically, under this decision, Wanderport Corp., 65705442 Canada inc., Conseils Hilbroy [aka Hilbroy Advisory] inc. and their officers, directors and employees, as well as Jean-François Amyot, Andrea Cortellazzi and Andrew Barakett are prohibited from carrying out transactions in the security of Wanderport Corp.
The Bureau also ordered Neuro-Biotech inc., its officers, directors and employees, as well as Andrea Cortellazzi and Serge Ollu to cease carrying out any transaction in the securities of Neuro-Biotech inc.
In addition, the Bureau ordered IAB Média inc. to shut down the website "itsallbull.net," which was used to promote the securities of Wanderport Corp. The Bureau's analysis showed the complexity of this matter.
"What we have here is a case of market manipulation involving numerous individuals. Over the years, their tactic was to promote the securities of some of the corporate respondents in order to pump up the value. They then sold their securities and pocketed the profits generated by the inflated price," stated the Bureau.
Serge Ollu and Andrea Cortellazzi face, respectively, 33 and 6 counts of illegal practice as a dealer and illegal distribution in the matter of Ressources minières Andréane. Fines of $404,000 and $56,000 respectively are sought.
The publication of this press release constitutes the method of service authorized by the Bureau of a decision issued on July 11, 2011 pertaining to the following individuals and companies: Andrea Cortellazzi, Xavier Demontigny, Jacques Vallée, Excel Gold Mining inc., 9157-0945 Québec inc., 9198-6208 Québec inc., Proactive Computer Services, Neuro-Biotech inc. and Wanderport Corp. Decision 2009-026-001 is attached to this press release and is also available on the AMF website (in
French only) at www.lautorite.qc.ca/en/news-2011-pro.html under News.
The Autorité des marchés financiers (the "AMF") is the regulatory and oversight for Québec's financial industry."
http://www.lautorite.qc.ca/files/pdf/salle-de-presse/communiques/2011/com21juillet2011-neuro-ang.pdf
http://www.lautorite.qc.ca/files/pdf/salle-de-presse/communiques/2011/com21juillet2011-neuro.pdf
Phoenix-Rising
15 years ago
Trading Suspensions: 34-60707 Sep. 23, 2009 AEI Transportation Holdings, Inc., The Alcar Chemicals Group, Inc., China Adnet Enterprises Inc., Innolife Pharma, Inc., KSW Industries, Inc., Level Vision Electronics, Ltd., Life Exchange, Inc., Lotta Coal, Inc., Magellan Energy Ltd. , Marinas International, Inc., Microlink Solutions, Inc., UDS Group, Inc., United Environmental Energy Corp., Uptrend Corp. , VShield Software Corp., World Hockey Association Corp., and WW Energy, Inc.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2009/34-60707.pdf
See also Order
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2009/34-60708-o.pdf
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions.shtml
The Commission temporarily suspended trading in the securities of the 17 companies because of questions that have been raised about the accuracy and adequacy of publicly disseminated information concerning their status as publicly-traded companies. Specifically, certain persons appear to have either: 1) usurped the identity of defunct or inactive publicly traded corporations, initially by incorporating new entities using the same names as each of the defunct entities, or 2) reinstated defunct publicly traded corporations without authorization