TraderThew
2 months ago
I'm getting beyond impatient. Pretty sure these pricks used Cognitive Apps merger to give themselves free shares to dump, and Cog Apps as a business was entirely fictional, among other things. The 510K premarket filing with the FDA likely never was filed, probably because they didn't have an actual product to provide for testing. I know the FDA process, and either they never filed, or they were denied and never reported that to shareholders, or they are on hold. All are material events that were never reported. I think its much worse, and they have no product at all and never intended to file for FDA approval. Don't get me started on Belfrics. The Executives reported to share holders with misleading statements, like their statements about internal financial controls to ensure timely filing, that was I LIE. They hired an auditor with ZERO background in crypto!!!! And that was the reasoning for being ultimately revoked. These scumbags are in breach of their fiduciary responsibility to shareholders, and they are personally liable for damages. I hope law enforcement or regulatory says something soon. Nobody will help us. Do what you can, because it doesn't seem like anyone is helping. IMO. Praveen is at LCCN with his next hustle using seed money from this.
TraderThew
3 months ago
We are completely screwed. Look back to Dr. Manideep's track record. Involved with or connected to people from multiple scam shells...IMO.... Mycotopia, Ehave, Life Clips, Belfrics, Cognitive Apps, Leap Charger, etc. They all use same attorneys, same PR contacts, all rub shoulders with like minded people and companies that never seem to accomplish anything but great websites/landing pages and fun press releases or text messages full of lies. And the most common outcome of their dream companies is to endup delisted for failing to report after huge price swings. And nothing happens to these people. Rinse and repeat. This OTC market is done, so long as the regulators allow this behavior. Done!!! No way it should be this easy to scam people using publicly traded stocks. Outrageous. I get more and more pissed everyday that I see this crap continue. We will get answers. These people are vultures.
TraderThew
5 months ago
I don't want management to know who I am, or where I live, because I believe they are a criminal enterprise. I prefer not speaking with them. If they did intentionally close access to the website during an active SEC subpoena, which they ignored, I would suggest this is more in line with criminal obstruction, or an attempt to hide evidence. This is my theory, anyway. I have all the right to speculate what happened to my money. They probably really don't want the Cognitive App Solution PRs up there that mention an FDA 510K, that they either never filed, or failed to inform investors of the rejection letter they may have received. There is no other outcomes possible in regard to the 510K filings. I know well how the process works, and there should have been a slew of updates about it, had the filing been legit.
TraderThew
6 months ago
LCLP former Director is now at LCCN running a new pump&dump, this time using text messaging to lure investors. IMO. Look for yourself. They pick shells in highly competitive emerging markets so when they fail, they have excuses for their victims. Law enforcement is completely corrupt, or maybe not enough investors of Life Clips REPORTED THE BEHAVIOR OF THESE EXECUTIVES. Maybe we should do whats right and report our experiences to the SEC, FBI, DOJ, Department of Homeland Security, your lawmakers, the IRS, etc. And maybe these scams will be stopped. These motherF#*%KERS never intended on delivering value to customers or investors. They never created any IP with the camera biz, they didn't create any value with Cognitive Apps, they didn't create any value in the blockchain pivot. This entire experience just reminds me how screwed the entire system is. How can they keep doing this over and over again?
SmellMyFinger
8 months ago
Yeah, no doubt. I have $4,243.28 as my cost basis with an average of ~$0.0085, and that was after skillfully dollar-cost averaging down in light of all the bullish rumors/news being released at the time (such as the supposed CogApps spin-off). What's most criminal however is that it still gets traded on the expert market at $0.0001, but retail cannot even trade to easily average down. For a measly ~$50, I could drop my ridiculously high average by half.