PRmaniac
2 months ago
Wow, @HPNN is flat broke.
And any money supposedly funneled through fraudster Petey's LLC is supposed to be used to pay back creditors instead of lining his pockets.
No wonder it can't keep much money in a bank account, since it is all subject to seizure by creditors, per court ordered liens on assets (present or future assets, including digitalage).
Petey, I hear those debtor exams are not going so well for you.
Too bad California does not have debtor prison, because you might have a life sentence for all that fraud, stealing from shareholders, failure to pay the tax man, and failure to pay loans in default.
PRmaniac
2 months ago
Name change - More bad news for @HPNN investors. Your share may be worth less than nothing.
Most may be unaware but Hop-On changed its name and its officers names have been changed to another person (Peter Michaels Sr.).
Looks like he is still trying to evade payment of all those court judgments, tax liens, liens, and loans past due.
Investors may not even really own shares anymore, or possibly just have an empty shell.
One would think this would be listed in notes on their financial disclosure, but @HPNN appears to be trying to hide this activity from investors.
PRmaniac
2 months ago
More bad news for @HPNN investors. Your share may be worth less than nothing.
Most may be unaware but Hop-On changed its name and its officers names have been changed to another person (Peter Michaels Sr.).
Looks like he is still trying to evade payment of all those court judgments, tax liens, liens, and loans past due.
Investors may not even really own shares anymore, or possibly just have an empty shell.
One would think this would be listed in notes on their financial disclosure, but @HPNN appears to be trying to hide this activity from investors.
PRmaniac
2 months ago
Beginning of the end for @HPNN
Most may be unaware, but Hop-On changed its name and its officers names have been changed to another person (Peter Michaels Sr.).
Looks like he is still trying to evade payment of all those court judgments, tax liens, liens, and loans past due.
Investors may not even really own shares anymore, or possibly just have an empty shell.
One would think this would be listed in notes on their financial disclosure, but @HPNN appears to be trying to hide this activity from investors.