Comments on: Oilpods Receiver Updates

By: Lin

Lin — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 03:06:19 +0000

Hi Leeroy,
Oilpods scam was already quite clear since their 1st day of preaching. How can an oilwell, that only have decreasing value becos of decreasing volume provide constant income flow?

The point is the people (the marketing agents) who have been telling you about oilpods… are they aware of such arguments? Or are they aware, but pretend they don’t know? How can they not know if they faced questions from customers everyday and a simple person like me would figure it out from day 1?

So the marketing agents or consultants are just as guilty as the company…. GO AFTER THEM for the money lost!!

All these companies are out to get your money… that’s as simple as how it goes.

By: Dorai

Dorai — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:00:46 +0000

Hi Tan,

One must understand what Pink Sheets companies is all about…..More DUE Diligence must be done as to what I researched and infos. gathered……Pink Sheets or Penny Stocks are different from Blue Chips stocks. Pink Sheets are stocks with NOT much assets backing if I am not wrong!
Hope that we are all in the PINK OF HEALTH to invest wisely!!!

By: tan

tan — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 10:44:34 +0000

It does not matter if they are a pink sheet company, OTCBB, AMEX or NASDAQ listed, penny stock or otherwise, fraud can still happen. Look at WorldCom or Enron the fraud is even bigger. But what is important to note is that both the CEO and CFO are crimindally liable if they reported untrue financial statements to the SEC in the US under the Saban-Oxley ruling.

In Oilpods’ case, it is simply that they did not do their due diligence in dealing with their corresponding party, Powder River, whether or not they are listed or just reporting to the SEC as a public company. Because of that, I believed that Oilpods will faced very difficult decisions ahead while incurring legal, operating expenses, whether or not the law suit will yield any recovery of assets from Powder River to the investors. I believed that the money is ALL GONE! Brian Fox, CEO of Powder River is probably in a beach resort somewhere enjoying a large portion of the S$65 million that investors put in.

It would be very tough for Oilpods to sell any new projects or even new investment scheme that is not oil and gas related in the future.

Pink Sheet companies do not need to do reporting to the SEC.

Investors need not be disheartened by the oil and gas industry, it is still extremely lucrative. But of course, there are also risks. It is how you manage those risks.

tan

By: Leeroy

Leeroy — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 15:39:40 +0000

Hi Lioninvestor,

Your postings on OILPODS with PWDR involvement is an eyopener on what PINK SHEETs or Penny Stocks have severe consequences etc if the going is not good!

I understand that Oilpods in partnership PWDR is a Pink Sheet compnay listed in the OTCC:BB is in trouble, likewise EDGEWORTH PROPERTIES is a subsidiary Edworth Ventures Inc. if I’m am not wrong and it is listed in the Pink Sheets Exchange or OTCC:BB symbol EGWV.

So my question is how safe is company listed in the OTCC:BB or Pink Sheets Exchange?……Due Diligence is better done than to invest blindly. A thousand Asian investors were mentioned invested with OILPODS!