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I agree, obfuscation seems to be the plan.

Happy New Year everyone. I just got caught up on all the posting.

@Dorick, @MagnetLover, @PCretired, @MsRoxanne

After Mr Szilard suggested to look things up before, what I looked up really started to look like confusion is the goal. More shells makes a bigger shell game and swapping the names of the shells makes more confusion. Then which of the shells is going to report audited financial statements? Like magic, audit of what happened with investor’s money avoided.

From what I looked up before, whose funds really paid off the investors in previous Danzik companies?

• https://federalcorporation.ca/corporations/11899830
• https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/fbem/DocumentDisplayServlet?documentld=r06UF3IDYxuXB61KQmcIEA==&system=prod
• https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/fbem/DocumentisplayServlet?documentld=pPWdNLgEWZxY8Sqed PLUS yJrA==&system=prod

I didn’t find much else about Hinz, but when I looked up Douglas Bean I found this link:

• https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/FLOOIDCX-CORP-119074447/news/FLOOIDCX-CORP-Changes-in-Control-or-Registrant-Change-in-Directors-or-Principal-Officers-form-8-41048242/

Company executives, lawyers & CPAs shouldn’t be helping with things like this when they are supposed to be working for shareholders and complying with SEC disclosure rules. Why did a Quantum executive buy FlooidCX in the first place, and who’s funds really paid for the purchase?

And i say Mr Dorick is quite correct in all he says. All free energy/overunity/something from nothing/free lunch schemes are scams as such claims are forbidden by the laws of physics.

No way. Or else he would be too busy Sam Altmanning himself.

No

And it doesn't end well at all.

And IMHO, it is already the end........

I allege that Dennis Danzik, Inductance Energy, Quantum Energy, and FlooidCX have violated the Exchange Act and the Securities Act in that they have made use of deceptive and fraudulent contrivances, devices, schemes, and artifices, have made untrue statements, have omitted to reveal crucially material facts, and have engaged in practices which operated as a fraud, in connection with the sale of securities. The violations occurred in the course of their fraudulent efforts to deceive investors by blatantly misrepresenting the capabilities of a device which they have called the “Earth Engine,” or “Photon Engine.” While employing deceptive contrivances to cause investors to believe their false claims that the so-called “Earth Engine” or “Photon Engine” is powered by “magnetic propulsion,” and could therefore make the electric grid unnecessary, they withheld from investors the crucially material fact that the so-called “Earth Engine” or “Photon Engine” is actually powered entirely by electricity and not at all by magnets. Furthermore, they withheld the fact that when used spin a generator, the device will actually consume more electricity than the generator produces.

MsRoxanne: I don't know whether anyone still believes that Scammer Danzik's fraudulent company has an "engine" powered and "fueled" by magnetism, as Scammer Danzik has claimed for years. But no matter whether anyone believes such claims, I can guarantee with absolute certainty that they are false. The so-called "Earth Engine" / "Photon Engine" is powered by electricity and not by magnets, and there is nothing "world-changing" about it. It is simply a type of electric motor. It makes no difference whether Mr. S happened to purchase one. I am simply bewildered by the fact that investors have not already filed class-action lawsuits for SECURITIES FRAUD against FlooidCX, Quantum Energy Inc, and Inductance Energy.

does anyone on this board truly think this company has the technology it claims to have?
In a word: NO.

I recognize that I can be snarky at times, but this is a sincere question for the group: does anyone on this board truly think this company has the technology it claims to have? I’m talking about the earth engine and photon engine, not the supposed 400 SKUs or lightbulbs and solar panels that Mr. S claimed they distribute or manufacture. Over the last however many years we’ve seen reverse splits, lawsuits, press releases, Danzik videos, delinquent SEC filings, offices supposedly being opened up all over the country, symbol changes from QEGY to QREE to whatever weird relationship QREE & FLCX had, only to await yet another ticker change to QQQQ. The one main thing we haven’t seen is any proof whatsoever that a single world-changing energy system has been installed (or for that matter even exists in the first place). Mr. S claimed to have an installation at one of his businesses (but he also referenced an HOA, which is more of a residential term) but when pressed by me and others to post a photograph or video of the installation, he said ‘peace out’ because we’re all rude or mean or stupid or whatever his excuse was. How does this all end?

It was litigated for over a year, there might some interesting details in the the transcripts if someone has a PACER account.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17189361/inductance-energy-corporation-v-meyer/

Mr. Bystander: There's no reason to be regretful. Quan Trump's second iteration is going to be a real doozey!

Mr Dorick, while I do appreciate your willingness to accommodate my request, I must regretfully inform you that I’ve decided to instead invest in Quantrump Energy as the second iteration of their most popular product will very soon be available. Thank you for your time.

Dear Mr. Bystander: Thank you for your interest in our company, and our transformative Jurassic Pet Solutions. I have forwarded your question (and in fact, your whole comment) to our AI-powered Tour Scheduling Department, which will determine your name and phone number by analyzing your writing style, so there's no need to provide any further information, and you can expect a phone call very shortly. We will then develop for you a complete ZERO GRIEF Jurassic pet plan appropriate to your needs and situation.

Mr Dorick— Fine. I will take a tour. But contrary to what you are likely thinking, I don’t want to tour your Scottsdale facility. Instead, I would like to visit your offices in Cheyenne, Fort Lauderdale, St George, Honolulu, Washington DC, Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Salt Lake City, New York, Austin, Helena, Byron, and Powell. Surely something meaningful that will help support your claims is happening at each of those locations. I can meet you there on the dates of your choosing. If you could please provide me with physical addresses that would be wonderful, as the exact location of the majority of those offices has not been provided by your company nor can those office locations be found in a Google search. It’s possible that you may think this request is a bit unreasonable, and maybe even that I’m being intrusive. If you do feel this way—if you really do think you can dangle carrots like this in front of investors without allowing them to actually take a bite—then you truly are “the epitome of a recalcitrant, contemptuous, and incorrigible” person….and we both know this is a label that you vehemently deny. So what do you say? On which dates would you like to meet?

Yet still no products, no magnetic propulsion, no faq and no leaders.

Mr. Bystander: Your defamatory allegations will be thoroughly contradicted by our dozens of very happy customers - but your own final words already prove how misinformed you are. Our velociraptor line bears no resemblance to any dog in the world. Some people have noticed that it does resemble the Australian emu quite strikingly, but this is once again just a rather unsurprising case of Convergent Evolution. As for your disparagement of the astonishing feats of dual-species teamwork that our pterodactyls and velociraptors have learned to perform, I simply invite you to TAKE A TOUR!

I’ll have to think on it. But if I do, and ultimately sue you, I’m sure the court wouldn’t care about me referencing your product as you labeled it.
Why??? Because if I sued you it would be less about your product’s uncanny resemblance to a hammer-headed bat, and more about the fact that the many distributors you claim are selling your pterodactyls are surprisingly quiet on the matter, that you had promised for years that your pterodactyls would fill the skies yet only a handful exist for demonstration purposes, that you have claimed your pterodactyls have certain special abilities yet have been unwilling and/or unable to produce even a single document from a respected third party to substantiate those claims, and that you regularly advertised the fact that your pterodactyls could on their own accomplish wonderful things yet recently abandoned that idea and instead are pushing the concept that they are only useful when paired with your new velociraptors which have an uncanny resemblance to a dog. :)

Mr. Bystander: In that case, would you possibly like to invest in my GENUINE Jurassic Pterodactyl breeding business? Mine are not fakes, like the ones the scammers sell, and there is nothing "miniature" about them - they are full-size pterodactyls, just as big as the ones that ruled the skies 150 million years ago. They do have an uncanny resemblance to hammer-headed bats, but that is simply an unremarkable instance of the well-known phenomenon of "convergent evolution." They actually make quite wonderful pets - much more entertaining than a parrot or cockatoo - and only consume 3 or 4 bananas a day.

A second install appreared on qree.energy : RIMA
https://www.rimamfg.com/about

Hahaha. I agree with you— anyone with a brain in their head knows it’s not an engine in the literal sense. But that’s what they call it. And because they do, and because that’s the term used in the lawsuit, it’s appropriate to use the term. And besides that I’m lazy and I don’t want to put a qualifying phrase every time I use the word “engine.”

Thank you very much, Mr Bystander.

Mr. Bystander: Thanks for the summary. I just wish you stop referring to Scammer Danzik's electric motor as an "engine." In the English-speaking world, no one but charlatans and scammers would ever refer to an electric motor as an "engine." If a scammer went into the business of selling "Miniature Jurassic Pterodactyls" which were actually hammerhead bats, would you call them "pterodactyls" just because the scammer did?

Here’s the nutshell version (just going off memory)—

A short time after investing, Meyer believed the company had exaggerated and/or overpromised certain details regarding testing of the engine and installations. After expressing his concerns to individuals inside and outside the company it became clear to the company that a lawsuit was coming so they beat Meyer to the punch and sued him for disparaging them. Meyer counter-sued and the fun began. Each side laid out their case with Meyer very clearly (in my opinion) proving Danzik was an agent of the company and that therefore certain of his actions/words that pertained to the lawsuit carried weight. Meanwhile the company argued that Danzik was “just their scientist” (more or less). Ultimately after a bunch of “he-said, she-said” a decision was made that Meyer could perform tests on the engine. There was some debate about how the engine should be tested. During those discussions it came up that Meyer had chosen Schuyler Jelsma to be his expert. And shortly thereafter the case was settled. The terms of the settlement are unknown.

Can anyone explain to me what that case, ie Meyer/Inductance Energy was about?

I’m purposely a bit of a chameleon. Maybe I’m Danzik’s alter ego. Ya never know on these message boards.

Schuyler Jelsma. Meyer’s attorney spelled it out for the judge. Afterwards the parties went back and forth on the best way to test the engine. Before a testing methodology could be agreed upon it was settled. My understanding is that Schuyler did NOT want to tear it apart as the company feared he would. He simply wanted to measure input/output.

Who was the expert? The Inductance Energy v Meyer case might be interesting to read.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17189361/inductance-energy-corporation-v-meyer/

Mr. Bystander: It seems that you've grown a little more skeptical regarding Scammer Danzik's magical unlocking of the secret Free Energy code. I can remember when you thought I should be banned from advfn!

MsRoxanne: It's entirely possible that Quantum/FlooidCX is installing something or other. Their untruthfulness is in their past claims regarding their so-called "Earth Engine" / "Photon Engine." No matter what they install, those claims will remain just as false as ever.

I guess we’ll just have to take their word for it. You don’t suppose they’re not being truthful, do you? 🤭

In the bible, Satan or Lucifer is referred to as the "father of lies". I think Danzik could easily challenge that position!

Circling back to my former comment, this is because the system is likely not actively functioning there…an installation at that site is actively being considered, or negotiated, or some other pre-installation activity is actively happening.

Word play. One thing Danzik and Co. do excel at. It took me years to understand their language but now I have a pretty good handle on it. Basically you just take normally accepted definitions of words/phrases like “active” or “currently installing” and push them so close to the edge of the untruth cliff that they are teetering but never actually fall off.

Also, there is absolutely no picture of the install.

One definition of “active” is to “pursue” an activity. That pretty much sums up what is going on here. And on that note I hereby announce that there are currently thousands of “active” installations across the United States in 2025.

Their website's news page and LinkedIn don't mention any deal with Quantum Energy even though it says "2025 Active Installation". It's using their logo, so this is definitely the place. Usually, you'd have the partner post about the installation too to get all the coverage possible.

https://newfreedomaz.com/whats-happening/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/newfreedom

The info is on the quantum website: https://qqqq.energy right on top is a new video with a text field.

I don’t see any references on that website to photon collection devices or spinning gadgetry. What leads you to believe Quantum has an installation there?

That could be a very useful connection for Mr Danzik, when he gets released.

Thank you very much, Mr Dorick, for that info.

New info on QQQQ.energy. They appear to have an install in New Freedom, Phoenix, Arizona. Not much news on the install.

https://newfreedomaz.com/

Mr. PC: Quantum as original plaintiff sued Suprock and PCS Advisors to "claw back" 850,000 shares that Quantum gave them as compensation for services which were never rendered. Then Suprock sued Quantum because he couldn't sell the shares. The judge dismissed Quantum's suit but not Suprock's suit which would have gone to trial if it hadn't been settled.
https://casetext.com/case/quantum-energy-inc-v-pcs-advisors-llc-3
Quantum probably wasted about a million dollars in lawyers' fees with their failed lawsuit.

What was that case with John Suprock about?, does anybody know. I had a quick look at the link MJ16 kindly provided but with so much legal language i could not make a lot of sense of it. It appeared to me that Quantum were the plaintiffs in this case.

In my opinion it has everything to do with the cratered stock price. They wanted to sell when price was higher but couldn’t because of restrictions on their securities. I think other concerns with Quantum are pretty legit, but theirs seems a bit of a stretch. There’s no way in h_ll they could have sold all that stock when the price was higher, and the volume was laughable. The demand was (and still is) so low they would have been lucky to sell even a very small percentage of what they owned.

And so, yah…I’m very curious how you settle something like that…

Mr. MagnetLover: I think it was Quantum that was hoping to get the 85 cents worth of stock back from PCS Advisors - but PCS would have presented evidence in the trial regarding Quantum's fraudulent practices. So Quantum settled instead of proceeding with a trial which would have done them more harm than good, even if they prevailed.

I wonder if the settlement has anything to do with the sudden dip in QREE's price.
Given the precarious position of their cash balance and balance sheet, such a settlement could have easily rendered them insolvent.

Hahaha! They were trying to get compensation based off what the stock price was when they wanted to sell it, but couldn’t because of restrictions. Would be interesting to see what they settled for. But we’ll never know. And of course the settlement with Paul Meyer will remain a mystery as well. Although it’s logical to assume he got all of his money back where the settlement occurred shortly after his attorney announced the name of Meyer’s expert (to test the engine) who happens to be very versed in the testing of these type of claims.

As Led Zeppelin famously crooned—
“Ooh, it makes me wonder…
Ooh, it makes me wonder…”

Mr. MJ16: 850,000 shares of QREE times 0.000001 dollar per share = 85 cents
(not sure how of that would go to their lawyers)
https://casetext.com/case/quantum-energy-inc-v-pcs-advisors-llc-3

Quantum has settled the Suprock / PCS Advisors lawsuit. Not clear what the terms are, but as long as a stipulation gets filed by Feb 7 this will be end of that case against QE/FLCX. Suprock was holding 3.4 Million shares of QE at one point.

Quantum Energy Inc. v. PCS Advisors LLC - CourtListener

Friday, December 06, 2024
127 Minute Order Order on Motion in Limine Fri 12/06 4:09 PM
MINUTE ORDER IN CHAMBERS of the Honorable Judge Jennifer A. Dorsey on 12/6/2024 denying motions as moot in light of settlement. In light of the parties' settlement 126 , IT IS ORDERED that all pending motions [97, 98] are DENIED as moot and without prejudice to their prompt refiling should the settlement not be completed. (no image attached) (Copies have been distributed pursuant to the NEF - JAD)

Thursday, December 05, 2024
126 Settlement Conference Thu 12/05 4:31 PM
MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS - Settlement Conference held on 12/5/2024 before Magistrate Judge Brenda Weksler. Pla Counsel: Mr. Butt and Mr. Blum ; Def Counsel: Mr. Timchak ; Time of Hearing: 9:00 A.M. - 11:20 A.M.; 1:30 P.M. - 2:30 P.M. Case settled. Stipulation dismissing case with prejudice due by February 7, 2025. (no image attached) (Copies have been distributed pursuant to the NEF - BCI)

Mr. PC: Maybe because he told us some time ago that Quantum "QQQQ" stock would become available within a week - and it didn't happen. Actually it amazes me that investors aren't posting complaints about the continuing "dark or defunct" status of FLCX and QREE. Don't they mind being SCAMMED for Pete's sake?

No communication from our esteemed colleague Mr Szilard. I wonder why?