A list of James Mackay failures I reckon could fill an encyclopedia. A list of James Mackay successes is best summarised with a blank piece of paper. If you would like to experience James Mackay, then have a look at the stock charts of Sure Trace (SSTY), True Product ID (TPID), Biofield (BZEC), Versacard (IGLB), Net Command (NCDT), and many more, "ALL" have ended the same way. His companies are imo are no more than pump and dump schemes and scams touting products that do not exist, prospects that are built on fantasy and contracts that never earn a cent. His latest offering via. Filligent Ltd, is a biomask that kills swine flu upon contact... absolutely crazy.
filligent.com/public/index.php
The histories of SSTY and TPID are especially important for Nexbis, given that they created the venture company, China Inspection True Product (CITP), that Nexbis has partnered for the purported China contract (see SEC filings from TPID, SSTY).
I'd really like to know if anyone has been able to verify this claim by Nexbis/ETC, because I haven't (interestingly TPID made a similar claim with their alleged S-DNA anti-counterfeiting technology, except I cannot verify their claim through AQSIQ either):
"December 05 , 2008
Technology Licence Agreement for China National Gas Tank Project
Entertainment Media & Telecoms Corporation Limited (ETC) is pleased to announce the Technology Licence Agreement (TLA) to supply the NexCode Security Suite for the China National Gas Tank Project for the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine [AQSIQ] of the People's Republic of China is now unconditional.
Under the terms of the TLA, ETC will provide its unique award winning technology for the purpose of customer authentication for the China National Gas Tank Project for an initial five-year period, with an option for an additional five-year extension.
It is estimated that there will be 150 to 220 million individual purchasers of gas cylinders in the People's Republic of China over the next five years and every customer will be required to have an identification card which bears the NexCode technology."
I can't find a single release from AQSIQ of such an intention or any dealing with Nexbis/ETC/CITP or any word of a China National Gas Tank Project or the issue of a licence for the use of NexCode.
Catalogue of Industrial Products Subject to Production Licensing Management:
No.61 - Anti-counterfeit technical products
Enterprises Granted National Production License of Industrial Products:
68,867 licences issued and current.
aqsiq.gov.cn/search/gyxkz/
english.aqsiq.gov.cn/NewsRelease/
english.aqsiq.gov.cn/SpecialTopics/GeographicalIndicationProductProtection/ProductsunderGIProtection/
...etc.
The system appears transparent and you'd think it'd be no trouble to identify a relationship between AQSIQ and Nexbis, but alas...
The whole thing to me smells of a scam and Nexbis is either wittingly or unwittingly is part of it. If this is the case, then Nexbis shares are worthless and currently trading 20c too high and with a market cap $100mil too much.
Here's a nice news feature story detailing one such scam, if you're not sure how stock market scams work then definitely read:
"It was all a big lie, expert says he knew then"
"Invention was too good to be true"
news.google.com/newspapers?nid=888&dat=20070701&id=VMYNAAAAIBAJ&sjid=knQDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6841,44797
And if you dig deep enough into this mess, you'll find that the Kovar family were also business partners to the same people Nexbis has partnered for the alleged China contract. (Check press releases/SEC filings of Satellite Access Systems/Corsaire inc/Net Command)
disclosure: I do not own Nexbis shares nor am I short on this stock. Just keen to see how this story (aka scam) unfolds.
filligent.com/public/index.php
The histories of SSTY and TPID are especially important for Nexbis, given that they created the venture company, China Inspection True Product (CITP), that Nexbis has partnered for the purported China contract (see SEC filings from TPID, SSTY).
I'd really like to know if anyone has been able to verify this claim by Nexbis/ETC, because I haven't (interestingly TPID made a similar claim with their alleged S-DNA anti-counterfeiting technology, except I cannot verify their claim through AQSIQ either):
"December 05 , 2008
Technology Licence Agreement for China National Gas Tank Project
Entertainment Media & Telecoms Corporation Limited (ETC) is pleased to announce the Technology Licence Agreement (TLA) to supply the NexCode Security Suite for the China National Gas Tank Project for the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine [AQSIQ] of the People's Republic of China is now unconditional.
Under the terms of the TLA, ETC will provide its unique award winning technology for the purpose of customer authentication for the China National Gas Tank Project for an initial five-year period, with an option for an additional five-year extension.
It is estimated that there will be 150 to 220 million individual purchasers of gas cylinders in the People's Republic of China over the next five years and every customer will be required to have an identification card which bears the NexCode technology."
I can't find a single release from AQSIQ of such an intention or any dealing with Nexbis/ETC/CITP or any word of a China National Gas Tank Project or the issue of a licence for the use of NexCode.
Catalogue of Industrial Products Subject to Production Licensing Management:
No.61 - Anti-counterfeit technical products
Enterprises Granted National Production License of Industrial Products:
68,867 licences issued and current.
aqsiq.gov.cn/search/gyxkz/
english.aqsiq.gov.cn/NewsRelease/
english.aqsiq.gov.cn/SpecialTopics/GeographicalIndicationProductProtection/ProductsunderGIProtection/
...etc.
The system appears transparent and you'd think it'd be no trouble to identify a relationship between AQSIQ and Nexbis, but alas...
The whole thing to me smells of a scam and Nexbis is either wittingly or unwittingly is part of it. If this is the case, then Nexbis shares are worthless and currently trading 20c too high and with a market cap $100mil too much.
Here's a nice news feature story detailing one such scam, if you're not sure how stock market scams work then definitely read:
"It was all a big lie, expert says he knew then"
"Invention was too good to be true"
news.google.com/newspapers?nid=888&dat=20070701&id=VMYNAAAAIBAJ&sjid=knQDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6841,44797
And if you dig deep enough into this mess, you'll find that the Kovar family were also business partners to the same people Nexbis has partnered for the alleged China contract. (Check press releases/SEC filings of Satellite Access Systems/Corsaire inc/Net Command)
disclosure: I do not own Nexbis shares nor am I short on this stock. Just keen to see how this story (aka scam) unfolds.