> I would urge everyone who has an interest in PSPM to fill out the
> complaint form online at the below link.

> Maybe if enough people complain, we will get some action taken
> against
> this individual.

> http://www.sec.gov/complaint/cf942sec9570.htm

> Even if Sykes was not responsible for friday, he's still falsely
> accusing PSPM of misconduct which is an SEC violation unless he can
> back it up with hard evidence.

> I have not posted in awhile but with all the crap that has been
> written I had to come out of retirement. Finally someone posted things
> that had not been mentioned, so I copied and added to it to save time.
> Most of you know my insight is good, and I have been right on with
> most everything I have posted, and there are guys on the boards that
> can edify that fact. We know there was great manipulation on Friday,
> and way too much panic, a lot of people loss money in this stock which
> is a shame, at these prices no one should lose anything. If you are in
> this thing for a one-shot ride to $.80 and missed the boat I feel
> sorry for you, because this was not about cashing out in the cents but
> about watching this Company grow into mature revenue producing machine
> that will either gain great market share or will be bought out at a
> nice multiple. Most of the guy/gals that have done the work with their
> DD knows the upside and will be in this all the way, some have an exit
> strategy in the dollar range others have a $3-$5 range and others have
> a long outlook for this company. Whatever your “why” is it does not
> matter, but the Friday bloodbath was so over blown and unfortunately
> many loss money; and that is the sadness part about that, where ass
> $oles are allowed to manipulate the stock and good honest people that
> all they want is a fair shake get it handed to them, because they are
> uneducated to what was happening. I say to the ones that might think
> about bailing, you will lose a chance at making a great amount money
> sometime in ’09, and if you decide to get out now your entry point
> will be much greater, because this stock will rise as fast or faster
> than it fell on Friday, with news that is forth coming and the move to
> a larger exchange, which will be here very soon, and you can take that
> to the bank.
> Read below and tell me why any of these people would stake their firms
> reputation on a Scam or a Fly by night, they wouldn’t. This is the
> real deal, do your DD, get on a plane and go Savannah, GA and meet the
> executives, see the technology first hand. This is a winner and it
> going to make a lot people very rich. You have a great opportunity, to
> buy at a discount this week, so DD today and be ready to Execute in
> the AM
> Let me share something about Middle East business. They don't give
> money to anyone that they haven't checked out and their products. They
> don’t like being swindled and have nasty ways of telling you. EICA
> (www.emiratescapital.net) is in more than just a money relationship
> with PSPM. They are representing them in the Middle East, which does
> business in strong family relationships through tribal entities. I
> encourage you to explore development in Dubai, and the critical energy
> struggles they are having. At the trade show in Dubai, EICA listed
> PSPM as an entity of the UAE, i.e. they are claiming ownership stake
> in the Middle East as a representative for PSPM.
> Troutman Sanders is one of the most effective and respective law firm
> and lobbying group in the world. Check them out at
> (www.troutmansanders.com) I don’t think 500+ lawyers our going to put
> their reputation on a Company that is a scam, I think they have done
> their DD. They have long arms into the Utility industry in the U.S.
> and into Congress. Lee Vantaa has already been to Congress, and I know
> this because I saw him on TV during his most recent visit. But, these
> folks are powerful and don't associate with anyone that walks in
> through their front door. They do their DD because they can't afford
> to look foolish.
> Alston Byrd is one of the top 100 companies to work for in the U.S.
> for 10 years running, again do think they need clients that are going
> to tarnish their business, check them out(www.alston.com) They have
> strong relations in the U. S. lighting industry and are advisers to
> pap. They select you; you don't select them in this type of business.
> Hancock Askew is a well respected auditing firm in the South, that has
> severed clients since 1910, again check them out
> (www.hancockaskew.com) they are doing the financials for PSPM.
> Litetronics is one of the leading cutting edge companies in the world
> around the pioneering of cfl lighting applications. Their cold cathode
> technology is revolutionary and will extend the life of the cfl
> industry well beyond LED applications. They are producing Purespectrum
> Technology lighting. Check out lighting trade articles referencing
> PSPM. Check them out at (www.litetronics.com)
> So you may be right. This may be a company that won't make it. But I
> am not waiting around until this hits $1-$3 ps to find out. That’s
> what makes this fun for me, that in the work that I have done
> (including interviewing every officer of the company personally) and
> others have accomplished this is the diamond in the rough. That's why
> so many on this board have taken this short selling campaign so
> seriously. We HAVE done our homework, and our eyes are open. Can we
> fail? Just like M.L. and G.S. who were the biggest and best, sure! But
> we don't like the shorts telling us we haven't done our homework. Hope
> you understand a little better."

> On Feb 22, 11:19 am, InetRoadkill <devn...@roboticgladiator.com>
> wrote:

> > Even if Sykes was not responsible for friday, he's still falsely
> > accusing PSPM of misconduct which is an SEC violation unless he can
> > back it up with hard evidence.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> onmangost: Totally agree. I have not lost any money on this, and will
> not until it goes below 0.13.

> I also do not think that Sykes was totally to blame, but he was
> definately a factor that triggered the selloff, would just like to see
> him shutdown as he is a nuisance.

> PSPM fundamentals have not changed, so lets start Monday with all this
> as past history.

> On Feb 22, 10:21 am, onmangost...@gmail.com wrote:

> > I have not posted in awhile but with all the crap that has been
> > written I had to come out of retirement. Finally someone posted things
> > that had not been mentioned, so I copied and added to it to save time.
> > Most of you know my insight is good, and I have been right on with
> > most everything I have posted, and there are guys on the boards that
> > can edify that fact. We know there was great manipulation on Friday,
> > and way too much panic, a lot of people loss money in this stock which
> > is a shame, at these prices no one should lose anything. If you are in
> > this thing for a one-shot ride to $.80 and missed the boat I feel
> > sorry for you, because this was not about cashing out in the cents but
> > about watching this Company grow into mature revenue producing machine
> > that will either gain great market share or will be bought out at a
> > nice multiple. Most of the guy/gals that have done the work with their
> > DD knows the upside and will be in this all the way, some have an exit
> > strategy in the dollar range others have a $3-$5 range and others have
> > a long outlook for this company. Whatever your “why” is it does not
> > matter, but the Friday bloodbath was so over blown and unfortunately
> > many loss money; and that is the sadness part about that, where ass
> > $oles are allowed to manipulate the stock and good honest people that
> > all they want is a fair shake get it handed to them, because they are
> > uneducated to what was happening. I say to the ones that might think
> > about bailing, you will lose a chance at making a great amount money
> > sometime in ’09, and if you decide to get out now your entry point
> > will be much greater, because this stock will rise as fast or faster
> > than it fell on Friday, with news that is forth coming and the move to
> > a larger exchange, which will be here very soon, and you can take that
> > to the bank.
> > Read below and tell me why any of these people would stake their firms
> > reputation on a Scam or a Fly by night, they wouldn’t. This is the
> > real deal, do your DD, get on a plane and go Savannah, GA and meet the
> > executives, see the technology first hand. This is a winner and it
> > going to make a lot people very rich. You have a great opportunity, to
> > buy at a discount this week, so DD today and be ready to Execute in
> > the AM
> > Let me share something about Middle East business. They don't give
> > money to anyone that they haven't checked out and their products. They
> > don’t like being swindled and have nasty ways of telling you. EICA
> > (www.emiratescapital.net) is in more than just a money relationship
> > with PSPM. They are representing them in the Middle East, which does
> > business in strong family relationships through tribal entities. I
> > encourage you to explore development in Dubai, and the critical energy
> > struggles they are having. At the trade show in Dubai, EICA listed
> > PSPM as an entity of the UAE, i.e. they are claiming ownership stake
> > in the Middle East as a representative for PSPM.
> > Troutman Sanders is one of the most effective and respective law firm
> > and lobbying group in the world. Check them out at
> > (www.troutmansanders.com) I don’t think 500+ lawyers our going to put
> > their reputation on a Company that is a scam, I think they have done
> > their DD. They have long arms into the Utility industry in the U.S.
> > and into Congress. Lee Vantaa has already been to Congress, and I know
> > this because I saw him on TV during his most recent visit. But, these
> > folks are powerful and don't associate with anyone that walks in
> > through their front door. They do their DD because they can't afford
> > to look foolish.
> > Alston Byrd is one of the top 100 companies to work for in the U.S.
> > for 10 years running, again do think they need clients that are going
> > to tarnish their business, check them out(www.alston.com) They have
> > strong relations in the U. S. lighting industry and are advisers to
> > pap. They select you; you don't select them in this type of business.
> > Hancock Askew is a well respected auditing firm in the South, that has
> > severed clients since 1910, again check them out
> > (www.hancockaskew.com) they are doing the financials for PSPM.
> > Litetronics is one of the leading cutting edge companies in the world
> > around the pioneering of cfl lighting applications. Their cold cathode
> > technology is revolutionary and will extend the life of the cfl
> > industry well beyond LED applications. They are producing Purespectrum
> > Technology lighting. Check out lighting trade articles referencing
> > PSPM. Check them out at (www.litetronics.com)
> > So you may be right. This may be a company that won't make it. But I
> > am not waiting around until this hits $1-$3 ps to find out. That’s
> > what makes this fun for me, that in the work that I have done
> > (including interviewing every officer of the company personally) and
> > others have accomplished this is the diamond in the rough. That's why
> > so many on this board have taken this short selling campaign so
> > seriously. We HAVE done our homework, and our eyes are open. Can we
> > fail? Just like M.L. and G.S. who were the biggest and best, sure! But
> > we don't like the shorts telling us we haven't done our homework. Hope
> > you understand a little better."

> > On Feb 22, 11:19 am, InetRoadkill <devn...@roboticgladiator.com>
> > wrote:

> > > Even if Sykes was not responsible for friday, he's still falsely
> > > accusing PSPM of misconduct which is an SEC violation unless he can
> > > back it up with hard evidence.- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> after looking at the skykesster's website all i see are some penny
> anny trades - dare i say we have a better track record than madolf jr?
> and we did it with hard earned cash not gift money. hey timmy - wanna
> buy MY dvd it's in pure spectrumcolor.

> On Feb 22, 12:13 pm, Handy Andy <andyshan...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > onmangost: Totally agree. I have not lost any money on this, and will
> > not until it goes below 0.13.

> > I also do not think that Sykes was totally to blame, but he was
> > definately a factor that triggered the selloff, would just like to see
> > him shutdown as he is a nuisance.

> > PSPM fundamentals have not changed, so lets start Monday with all this
> > as past history.

> > On Feb 22, 10:21 am, onmangost...@gmail.com wrote:

> > > I have not posted in awhile but with all the crap that has been
> > > written I had to come out of retirement. Finally someone posted things
> > > that had not been mentioned, so I copied and added to it to save time.
> > > Most of you know my insight is good, and I have been right on with
> > > most everything I have posted, and there are guys on the boards that
> > > can edify that fact. We know there was great manipulation on Friday,
> > > and way too much panic, a lot of people loss money in this stock which
> > > is a shame, at these prices no one should lose anything. If you are in
> > > this thing for a one-shot ride to $.80 and missed the boat I feel
> > > sorry for you, because this was not about cashing out in the cents but
> > > about watching this Company grow into mature revenue producing machine
> > > that will either gain great market share or will be bought out at a
> > > nice multiple. Most of the guy/gals that have done the work with their
> > > DD knows the upside and will be in this all the way, some have an exit
> > > strategy in the dollar range others have a $3-$5 range and others have
> > > a long outlook for this company. Whatever your “why” is it does not
> > > matter, but the Friday bloodbath was so over blown and unfortunately
> > > many loss money; and that is the sadness part about that, where ass
> > > $oles are allowed to manipulate the stock and good honest people that
> > > all they want is a fair shake get it handed to them, because they are
> > > uneducated to what was happening. I say to the ones that might think
> > > about bailing, you will lose a chance at making a great amount money
> > > sometime in ’09, and if you decide to get out now your entry point
> > > will be much greater, because this stock will rise as fast or faster
> > > than it fell on Friday, with news that is forth coming and the move to
> > > a larger exchange, which will be here very soon, and you can take that
> > > to the bank.
> > > Read below and tell me why any of these people would stake their firms
> > > reputation on a Scam or a Fly by night, they wouldn’t. This is the
> > > real deal, do your DD, get on a plane and go Savannah, GA and meet the
> > > executives, see the technology first hand. This is a winner and it
> > > going to make a lot people very rich. You have a great opportunity, to
> > > buy at a discount this week, so DD today and be ready to Execute in
> > > the AM
> > > Let me share something about Middle East business. They don't give
> > > money to anyone that they haven't checked out and their products. They
> > > don’t like being swindled and have nasty ways of telling you. EICA
> > > (www.emiratescapital.net) is in more than just a money relationship
> > > with PSPM. They are representing them in the Middle East, which does
> > > business in strong family relationships through tribal entities. I
> > > encourage you to explore development in Dubai, and the critical energy
> > > struggles they are having. At the trade show in Dubai, EICA listed
> > > PSPM as an entity of the UAE, i.e. they are claiming ownership stake
> > > in the Middle East as a representative for PSPM.
> > > Troutman Sanders is one of the most effective and respective law firm
> > > and lobbying group in the world. Check them out at
> > > (www.troutmansanders.com) I don’t think 500+ lawyers our going to put
> > > their reputation on a Company that is a scam, I think they have done
> > > their DD. They have long arms into the Utility industry in the U.S.
> > > and into Congress. Lee Vantaa has already been to Congress, and I know
> > > this because I saw him on TV during his most recent visit. But, these
> > > folks are powerful and don't associate with anyone that walks in
> > > through their front door. They do their DD because they can't afford
> > > to look foolish.
> > > Alston Byrd is one of the top 100 companies to work for in the U.S.
> > > for 10 years running, again do think they need clients that are going
> > > to tarnish their business, check them out(www.alston.com) They have
> > > strong relations in the U. S. lighting industry and are advisers to
> > > pap. They select you; you don't select them in this type of business.
> > > Hancock Askew is a well respected auditing firm in the South, that has
> > > severed clients since 1910, again check them out
> > > (www.hancockaskew.com) they are doing the financials for PSPM.
> > > Litetronics is one of the leading cutting edge companies in the world
> > > around the pioneering of cfl lighting applications. Their cold cathode
> > > technology is revolutionary and will extend the life of the cfl
> > > industry well beyond LED applications. They are producing Purespectrum
> > > Technology lighting. Check out lighting trade articles referencing
> > > PSPM. Check them out at (www.litetronics.com)
> > > So you may be right. This may be a company that won't make it. But I
> > > am not waiting around until this hits $1-$3 ps to find out. That’s
> > > what makes this fun for me, that in the work that I have done
> > > (including interviewing every officer of the company personally) and
> > > others have accomplished this is the diamond in the rough. That's why
> > > so many on this board have taken this short selling campaign so
> > > seriously. We HAVE done our homework, and our eyes are open. Can we
> > > fail? Just like M.L. and G.S. who were the biggest and best, sure! But
> > > we don't like the shorts telling us we haven't done our homework. Hope
> > > you understand a little better."

> > > On Feb 22, 11:19 am, InetRoadkill <devn...@roboticgladiator.com>
> > > wrote:

> > > > Even if Sykes was not responsible for friday, he's still falsely
> > > > accusing PSPM of misconduct which is an SEC violation unless he can
> > > > back it up with hard evidence.- Hide quoted text -

> > > - Show quoted text -