Saturday, July 20, 2013

Next on GERS' "to sue" List

Little Sioux Corn Processors, LLLP
SkunK

 
I believe this Ethanol Producer (and Western New York) had one of the early commercial COES units from GreenShift.  I also believe Little Sioux purchased a second non-royalty COES from a competitor. 

46 comments:

Anonymous said...

We know that they know how to sue, we know that they know how to dilute, we know that they know how to maintain their position, what we do not know is do they know how to win, and do they know how to market beyond the realm of the courts.

Anonymous said...

all answered by the clue you are missing.

Anonymous said...

My dear David,
How many more of your best workers will get "the axe" to pay the price for your campaign of stubbornness?

Anonymous said...

DVG must be heartless and soulless, and he will not settle. He has avowed to run this all the way to the Supreme Court to some of his closet cronies I suspect (if they will hear it). He knows that he cannot himself go to jail, this is not a criminal case. He has probably moved massive amounts of resources out of the company into family member's names. This has cost many of the "best" workers, as you call them, their livelihood, but that is their problem. It will take many years to untangle this and get paid. PERIOD! If he runs ICM goes down but GERS precedes that, he will feel vindicated. How can any one win when you are facing that level of disconnect with the business process? The system is not designed to deal with such rouge behavior.

Anonymous said...

By KEVIN ALLEN
South Bend Tribune
6:16 a.m. EDT, July 21, 2013

Ethanol producers are enjoying a better market this summer, thanks to higher prices for the fuel additive and lower prices for its main ingredient, corn.

"Corn's down, ethanol's up. The plants are making money again," Wallace Tyner, a professor of agricultural economics at Purdue University, said Friday.

That's a welcome change for those who make the combustible alcohol. Last summer's drought boosted corn prices across the Midwest and challenged ethanol companies already being squeezed by stagnant demand for gasoline, most of which is 10 percent ethanol.

Tyner said ethanol is selling in the range of $2.60 per gallon, which is 20 cents above its price at this time last year. The wholesale price of gasoline is about $3.14, he said.

Meanwhile, the price of corn has dropped below $5 per bushel, he said, compared with prices between $7 and $8 per bushel last year.

Anonymous said...

System??? This is not a system, it is a sham? What ever happened to swift justice? Why does a simple patent lawsuit need to take five years? There is more in the background here than a Skunk can spray at. At least an injunction should be applied on all involved to stop producing corn oil until this is settled. However, if the cash register is still ringing while the time passes, I guess the judge does not care about producing corn oil. But, an injunction would even the playing field whereby GERS has limited funds and the accused infringers have a war chest. Injunctive relief would put pressure on the wealthy for now they may spend all their corn oil money to fight and extend this lawsuit out and hope GERS without corn oil money will finally fail. in 2012, GERS already had to guarantee transfer of their patent ownership to YAGI should they fail. If GERS lawyers had the will, they should point this out to the court and request the injunction based upon accused infringers using money from the accused infringement to fight the lawsuit against a GERS that does not have the funds due to the accused infringers actions of corn oil extraction without paying royalties. The accused infringers publish their corn oil profits, so calculating the value of the warchest is not hard.

I am a GERS investor. GLTA

Anonymous said...

GERS investor -- Mark this post and heed this warning. Kevvie, will screw these share holders by pulling another reverse split on them......This time get them real good with a 1 share for 10000.....Your share holders love getting ucked by you and I think you should keep on ucking them.....I say give them what they like and they will keep coming back and you will continue doing what you do...LOL

Anonymous said...

The noose is tight
hands are bound
the floor door opens today

now he can watch what he built hang and rot away

Rip ICM

Anonymous said...

The noose is tight
hands are bound
the floor door drops today

now he can watch what he built hang and rot away

Rip ICM

Anonymous said...

4 more lawsuits Icm PAY UP BITCHES

Anonymous said...

Icms screwed

Anonymous said...

Have you looked at your equity here recently? Do, then tell us who is screwed.

Anonymous said...

Sold most at .03.
Bought more last week.
Doing fine here.

Anonymous said...

"I believe this Ethanol Producer (and Western New York) had one of the early commercial COES units from GreenShift. I also believe Little Sioux purchased a second non-royalty COES from a competitor". Doesn't this speak volumes of Little Sioux's evaluation of the royalty-based COES from GERS since they had it first and sought an alternative later? Imbedded in this fact may be the underlying issue why we are where we are today, not just the greed of bootleggers, but the inability of GERS to work with potential clients or support their products.

Anonymous said...

GO GERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Tomorrows the day?

Anonymous said...

Icm.bk

Anonymous said...

"Tomorrows the day?", that has been the wet dream of GERS' suckers for eight years. Before this one is requited you will be too old to remember how!

Anonymous said...

Same old Nobody dribble, different moniker!

Anonymous said...

Is today the day or the 26th?

Anonymous said...

Nobody, dastardly MM's, dirty infringers, money-grubbing lawyers, indifferent judges, Trustworty, Todu, Obama -- you guys are looking in the wrong places for the reasons.

Anonymous said...

Not looking for reasons, just tired of your crap.

Anonymous said...

They got the gers COES and liked it so much they decided to buy a competitor for the second one. Why - because it was a cheap knock off with out the royalties. They had the GERS one right next to it to study and copy from. Everyone else saw how ICM got away with buying COES from GERS to copy so why not them too?


They could all have the best without paying for it.
At least that is what they though until recently.

Anonymous said...

There is a major flaw in your argument. If GERS technology is so superior, which it has proven to be, and therefore cost-effective to recover the 10% (NOT 20%!!! -- no one pays that) royalty, why could GERS not market these facts? Why did so many producers find it necessary to use bootleg, inferior technology that was not in their interest to do so? These people are not dumb. To assume that they took the cheapest path without evaluating the financial, legal, and production facts truly undermines understanding what is going on here and why the price of the stock continues to plummet.

Anonymous said...

0.0001 coming $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Anonymous said...

Talking about flaws,
So the verdict is that the ones that use GERS licensed are dumb. I know that if you read some off the balances of the infringers or non-users that they are mostly the dumb asses.

Remember, revenue can only be recognized when bla, bla.
So the 10% is not written in stone, but dependent on the outcome of the litigation.

Slashnuts said...

Yet again ICM misled producers. This time, to believe the AOS didn't infringe. Even Valero claimed it wasn't part of the litigation. Wrong. These new lawsuits demonstrate for the first time the AOS is the subject of this litigation. The patents claims clearly have the AOS covered, the Marksman ruling removed all doubt of that.

Valero Email from two years ago...

"> From: "Gillingham, Jim"
> Date: September 20, 2011 3:56:46 PM EDT
> > Subject: RE: Corn Oil System
>
>> ICM and Greenshift are involved in patent litigation stemming from an earlier form of corn oil extraction technology. Valero is not a party in that litigation.
>
>
> The ICM AOS process which we are licensing is a new technology with a pending patent which is different from the older technology and is not the subject of the ICM/Greenshift litigation.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jim "

Wrong Jim. The AOS is now the subject of this litigation.

Anonymous said...

While Slash is playing with old news, perhaps himself as well he is distracting you from a 5,000,000 share dilution dump. Is Slash a co-conspirator in this ongoing crime?

Anonymous said...

New low today of 0.0009? Better hope not, getting too close that R/S level which is virtually written in stone -- 0.0005!

Anonymous said...

who keeps buying millions and millions of shares?

Anonymous said...

no matter how much slash and skunk pump, I am done supporting gers...that guy that left was correct...nobody 123456 was correct in seeling weeks ago

Anonymous said...

I like the post slash Good to hear from you.

Anonymous said...

bla-blabla -->0.0001 coming $$$$$$$$$$$$

Anonymous said...

gers is gonna run

Anonymous said...

Icms screwed

Anonymous said...

The only ones screwed will be all of the current shareholders after the next R/S. Also remember that before that R/S actually occurs the BID will go to zero just like last time and you will not be able to sell any of your shares after the R/S is announced. Mark This Post.

Anonymous said...

Gosh, someone just spent $70 on 50,000 shares.

Anonymous said...

The reason nobody 123.... gave for selling out on I-Hub several weeks ago was that he/she was certain that the new law suits would result in massive dilution to pay for them. Today for example the SELLS to BUYS was 40 to 1. I am expecting more than 300 million shares outstanding to be documented in the Q2. This would represent a doubling in just one quarter. It looks like as much as we want to hate his/hers posts that he was right, reluctantly admitted.

Anonymous said...

Icms screwed n0b0dy knows it

Anonymous said...

omg, nobody is talking about himself again. 300 million shares, so what? did you recognize that the large block of shares always apear with new litigations? so what do you think who gets all these shares? maybe the lawyers are betting on a victory too. maybe the are a little bit smarter than nobody or they have a better insight. time will tell. only those who plays can win. so nobody you sold out, now leave us alone. bye.

Anonymous said...

Why talk to nobody? He's a nobody.

Anonymous said...

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$0.0011 609,643 OTO 07/22
$0.0012 40,000 OTO 07/22
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If anyone thinks that a law firm can take worthless paper as a form of payment they need to check the attorney cannon of ethics: Google "ABA CANONS OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS1"

Lets put that wet dream fantasy to rest right now with all the other Slash invented diversions.

Anonymous said...

Is today the day that we take the next step to a R/S with a new all-time low? Stay tuned to the next exciting installment of "As the fools still get fooled".

Anonymous said...

If you look at any financial reporting service you will find this entry for GERS:

52wk Low/Date
0.001 / 7/22/2013

They are all wrong, they are missing a zero the entry should read:

520 wk Low/Date
0.001 / 7/22/2013

Anonymous said...

Dilution is over, it is
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Happy days are here again, da da dah dah, happy days are here again.

All Aboard! The GERS sky rocket is about to launch. We are going to Da moon!

Anonymous said...

blabla-blabla -->0.0001 coming $$$$$$$$$$$$

 
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