mileturfspecialist
6 months ago
In regards to Wyoming, the most alarming thing in regards to the Joker is that the total dollar amount currently delinquent is $60 with a $2 convenience fee if paid electronically. SIXTY TWO DOLLARS. Though this is delinquent I'm not aware of any penalties for late submittal until the 61st day which then the entity will be deemed inactive administratively dissolved. Entity may file for reinstatement with in two years after which the entity will become archived that the entity has come to the end of its life cycle and can no longer reinstate.
Please correct me if the following can be more clearly explained as more difficult to pin down is when does a stocks ticker become permanently dead. Below is a link to an article discussing when a stock is declared worthless and can be removed from an account. A security can be declared legally worthless only if a bankruptcy court has declared the company bankrupt under Chapter 7 or 11 or the company has no shareholder equity. While first reason is self explanatory, a determination by who has authority, what factors constitute this, and when this determination is declared is any ones guess and is reason designation of stock of abandonment and the reality that a once viable traded company stock could in essence remain in your account forever. Since their is no entity forcing AHFD into bankruptcy as the individual, "the Joker" assets are not at risk even if he was Greg Manos it appears AHFD has been abandoned by the Joker as who knows of his where abouts and bottom line must be so broke and or could careless about stock holders of AHFD over $62 until November 1st, then reinstatement fees would kick in for two year period that AHFD could be reinstated. https://money.stackexchange.com/questions/58235/how-do-i-get-rid-of-worthless-penny-stocks-if-there-is-no-volume-so-market-limi
mileturfspecialist
6 months ago
It appears Marina Haba father intuition about The Joker was correct. https://www.postguam.com/news/local/daughter-interracial-marriage-at-heart-of-million-dollar-lawsuit/article_c4b75212-32e6-11eb-8990-db0dc75595ef.html Back in November she filed a couple of cases vs. The Joker in LA County Superior Court. Bing search https://www.bing.com/search?q=HABA%2C+MARINA+VS+WALLACE%2C+JOSEPH&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIGCAEQRRg8qAIAsAIA&FORM=ANCMS9&PC=HCTS GREAT IDEA FOR THE BOTH OF THEM. GIVE AHFD TO HABA FATHER WHO THEN MAKES SOMETHING OUT OF THE COMPANY. WIN WIN WIN for the father of Haba, Haba, The Joker
Also believe it is important to let others know about potential, shall we say, dishonest, unsavory people that others should be made aware of. Brings me to Glenn Bonilla. Three months before MCOA filed for securities registration termination, Bonilla either was let go or resigned. Supposedly has been employed by FHC Frameless Hardware Company LLC since the month prior to departure from MCOA. https://fhc-usa.com/ Take a minute to make FHC aware of what transpired with AHFD. Also going back even further besides all those from Tennessee George, Gates, griffin, don't forget Robert Kropf whos' latest venture ALSI is also in same category as AHFD, Expert Market, not having traded since July 2023, big surprise here. Rather strange that every single individual involved with AHFD when reading current past history has omitted AHFD and something unique, quirky is that both Manos and The Joker have filed in the past court cases involving law enforcement. Send an email or make a phone call and wouldn't it be just grand to see Haba father take control of AHFD and make it a success. Oops, as with Bonilla, take a minute to bring light to Proto Hologram aware of The Joker https://protohologram.com/
mileturfspecialist
10 months ago
This was from an earlier post for whom I believe is Boyar and Aaron appears to be no longer with menopause centre
Little reminiscing:
CoinChamp, Inc. CEO Acquires Active Health Foods, Inc.
Press Release | 10/11/2021
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Glen Bonilla is an experienced serial entrepreneur based in Downtown Los Angeles who has recently acquired a controlling interest in Active Health Foods, Inc. (OTC: AHFD). Glen comes from an extensive banking background with positions at Wells Fargo and high-level accounting positions with several notable microcap publicly traded companies. With years of managerial experience and a fresh vision as a tech savvy millennial CEO, he currently holds the President and CEO positions at CoinChamp.com, an online prediction platform available on the app store. His ability to build and conceptualize multiple startups awarded CoinChamp a showcasing in the Forbes 30 under 30 conference in Detroit in 2019. Glen is excited to bring several new opportunities to Active Health Foods with several target M&A opportunities in the pipeline. The Company anticipates that a merger with CoinChamps will likely be the first of several disruptive transactions. CoinChamp's official twitter handle is @coinchampapp.
Concurrent with Glen's acquisition of the super voting preferred of AHFD, he was appointed the President and CEO. Regarding his appointment, Glen said, "I'm very happy prior management was able to work with me to protect our shareholders and save the company from being delisted to OTC expert markets. Now we are going to aggressively focus on M&A primarily in the tech and cannabis sectors. I appreciate all of the positive support and loyalty from our shareholders. We all like an American comeback story that's a result of hard work and perseverance. I'm excited to be part of this journey."
Cision View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/coinchamp-inc-ceo-acquires-active-health-foods-inc-301397350.html
SOURCE CoinChamp, Inc.
mileturfspecialist
11 months ago
OTC Markets didn't even wait until 16 months since last annual report filed. Third name down on today's Tier Changes
05/01/2023 Expert Market AHFD Active Health Foods, Inc Old - Pink Limited New - Expert Market Common Stock
If it wasn't for April 30, 2023 falling on the weekend, due date in Nevada for annual report, today AHFD would be listed "Default"
status on the Nevada SOS site. Will be tomorrow instead. In response to https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171790414 "diluting and pocketing illegally", believe (speculate) under fictitious name Alicia Pradal Morales (not one document with even a signature), in 2016, Greg Manos diluted by a bit under 1.9B shares (190k) in sale to Roberto Arandia of which the proceeds were used to fund https://partydipper.com/ start up. Dates definitely coincide, seem about right. Then under another fictitious name Juan Sebastian Gutierrez Lavin, Greg Manos further distanced and positioned his return of official control in his name. I'm no hand writing expert but Lavin only signed three documents as far as I can tell. Jenkie signature looks much like some of Manos Jenkie signatures. With out even looking at a signature comparisons, take a look at the hand written word "Director" on Manos signed doc and Lavin signed doc. Same person, no doubt. Court case wrap up was possible icing on the case coin for Manos after WOW debacle and show, chest thumping to shareholders about how he kept the stock alive and was looking out for shareholders. Further proof about Morales and Lavin can be found in an SEC filing by Manos disputing mainly Kropf about preferred shares and deeming them non-existent. Part of the amount of the common dilution, guess is a small amount no doubt was compensation to Kropf either by himself or in agreement with Manos from when original handover from Griffin to Kropf orchestrated by Manos. Amazing how was able to slip through SEC, SOS WYO, and the Riverside Civil Court Judge. Once again the above is what one speculates occurred but can tell you this, every time anyone who has been involved with the running of AHFD since Gates arrival and the WOW deal, has refused to answer any real accountability questions and with Greg Manos, you get your usual "F" bombs. You be the judge. Bonilla and Wallace are about as bad, both knew nothing about running a public company, or knowledge of purchasing one and in the Bonilla purchase, this was once again, while in private Manos would bash Bonilla about inexperience, yet he knowingly sold in hopes of icing on the cake coin to Bonilla, despite youth and zero experience with public company. Wallace did not know what due diligence meant and did not give one iota about existing shareholders as his plan if approved would have wiped out AHFD common shareholders, so abandoning the company is no biggie for him as well as the time and the couple bucks gambled and lost which meant nothing to him. You could possibly give Bonilla a nativity pass, but can not when someone is so stupid to understand basic numbers that placing additional offering of common not once, but twice below current market value, common share price per share is just plain negligent.