MYEC Opinions 08/21/2014 13:25:17 $MYEC
More cash for $MYEC Simplifile's e-recording network Welcome Louisiana
This week our first Louisiana recording jurisdiction, Jefferson Parish, opened its doors to e-recording with Simplifile. With the addition of Louisiana, there are now 44 states that have started e-recording with Simplifile!
August Additions
Simplifile's e-recording network now has more than 1,125 recording jurisdictions nationwide. Here are the most recent additions to our network this month:
Arkansas - Hot Spring County
Connecticut - Town of Thompson
Georgia - Webster County
Kansas - Gove County
Louisiana - Jefferson Parish
Michigan - Montcalm County
Missouri - Miller County
North Carolina - Carteret County
South Carolina - Laurens County
Virginia - Scott County
Wisconsin - Polk County
Wyoming - Lincoln County
To add any of these new recording jurisdictions to your county list in Simplifile, click on 'Counties' from the Main Menu, select the state, and then click the 'Add' button next to the counties you would like to add.
Happy e-recording!
Love,
Simplifile
http://us1.campaign-archive1.com/?u=1c1ebddba...189e8fe242
Now MAXM playing the hidden Ask game.
MYEC Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Myecheck-Inc-MYEC-64605/
Payments system company MyECheck Inc. earned $1.4 million in the first half of this year, up from $400,000 during the first half last year.
The Folsom-based company reported revenue of $1.5 million in the first half, up from revenue of just $3,025 at the same time the previous year.
MyECheck (OTC PINK: MYEC) offers customers mobile and online payments via the checking system.
During the first half of this year, the company hired and trained nine employees and three independent contractors. In July the company reported it signed a three-year lease for a 3,200-square-foot office at 2600 East Bidwell St. in Folsom.
The company was launched in El Dorado Hills in 2005 by payment system veteran Ed Starrs. Starrs is still the CEO.
MyECheck had been on a roll in 2009 when state bank regulators closed First Regional Bank of Los Angeles, which had handled most of MyECheck’s merchant business. That closure, which had nothing to do with MyECheck, set the company back for several years.
MyECheck is unlike most other electronic money transfer companies that use the credit-card payment system — or the Automated Clearing House — network that powers ATMs. Instead, MyECheck clears checking account payments electronically directly through banks or the Federal Reserve. The company’s services are built on the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, which was an act of Congress to digitize paper checks early in their entry into the financial system. The 2003 law requires banks to accept electronic images, as well as paper checks.
MyECheck also announced on Wednesday it will use Giact Systems of Allen, Texas, for fraud control.
Earnings, revenue rise as MyECheck ramps up business
go MYEC
1,000,000 dumped!!! Fasteddie just pocketed $15,000. Nice work.
Good luck with that ...
Quote:
MODS, please sticky post #163503
why post real $MYEC news
exmod
Yes pending audit news and the new GIACT contract really foretells what you're saying (end sarcasm). GO MYEC$$!!
The dump is coming!! Gonna be bloody red!
The bloodbath starts now. Wait til tomorrow. BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Nice charts on $myec. Short volume is pretty high could cause a nice squeeze if it gets going.
I have Scot*rade the penny stocks they handle have a flat rate plus a small additional fee. Does e*rade also add a small fee plus a flat rate if I buy MYEC?
Yes, since the 2009 crash it was tough going for Ed. I've been in business since 1990, had to reinvent my business plan a few times.
Ed has done a great job getting us to this point. He's been transparent as best as possible.
This is a monster market for which we have patented payment process. Obviously, we are playing with the big boys. IMO, as we add more clients and grow our revenues, the real investment community will jump right in.
To berate a man trying to build a business seem senseless.
Gotta give this 2 years, there will be ups n downs, but I think we will be much rewarded.
Ask IR for yourself WF
Yes, Etrade is really good with any transaction.
HOLY COW at the possibilities that could be at hand!! Whoop whoop MYEC Is poised for take off!!
We get to see the full history and future plans of MYEC when the 100+ page audit is released.
No need to create issues that may not exist. Auditors make recommendations and company follows them.
Onward and upward!
I'm not worried about it. Actually, I would LOVE it if Sierra Global was owned by Ed...
No, but IMO it would be unethical to PR it as a new customer and not disclose the relationship.
Quote:
First CalSOS. That was fixed.
No it isn't, not as today anyways.
http://kepler.sos.ca.gov/
Not saying he does, but would it be against the law for him to own Sierra Global?
More cash for $MYEC Simplifile's e-recording network Welcome Louisiana
This week our first Louisiana recording jurisdiction, Jefferson Parish, opened its doors to e-recording with Simplifile. With the addition of Louisiana, there are now 44 states that have started e-recording with Simplifile!
August Additions
Simplifile's e-recording network now has more than 1,125 recording jurisdictions nationwide. Here are the most recent additions to our network this month:
Arkansas - Hot Spring County
Connecticut - Town of Thompson
Georgia - Webster County
Kansas - Gove County
Louisiana - Jefferson Parish
Michigan - Montcalm County
Missouri - Miller County
North Carolina - Carteret County
South Carolina - Laurens County
Virginia - Scott County
Wisconsin - Polk County
Wyoming - Lincoln County
To add any of these new recording jurisdictions to your county list in Simplifile, click on 'Counties' from the Main Menu, select the state, and then click the 'Add' button next to the counties you would like to add.
Happy e-recording!
Love,
Simplifile
http://us1.campaign-archive1.com/?u=1c1ebddba...189e8fe242
Now MAXM playing the hidden Ask game.
MYEC Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Myecheck-Inc-MYEC-64605/
Payments system company MyECheck Inc. earned $1.4 million in the first half of this year, up from $400,000 during the first half last year.
The Folsom-based company reported revenue of $1.5 million in the first half, up from revenue of just $3,025 at the same time the previous year.
MyECheck (OTC PINK: MYEC) offers customers mobile and online payments via the checking system.
During the first half of this year, the company hired and trained nine employees and three independent contractors. In July the company reported it signed a three-year lease for a 3,200-square-foot office at 2600 East Bidwell St. in Folsom.
The company was launched in El Dorado Hills in 2005 by payment system veteran Ed Starrs. Starrs is still the CEO.
MyECheck had been on a roll in 2009 when state bank regulators closed First Regional Bank of Los Angeles, which had handled most of MyECheck’s merchant business. That closure, which had nothing to do with MyECheck, set the company back for several years.
MyECheck is unlike most other electronic money transfer companies that use the credit-card payment system — or the Automated Clearing House — network that powers ATMs. Instead, MyECheck clears checking account payments electronically directly through banks or the Federal Reserve. The company’s services are built on the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, which was an act of Congress to digitize paper checks early in their entry into the financial system. The 2003 law requires banks to accept electronic images, as well as paper checks.
MyECheck also announced on Wednesday it will use Giact Systems of Allen, Texas, for fraud control.
Earnings, revenue rise as MyECheck ramps up business
go MYEC
1,000,000 dumped!!! Fasteddie just pocketed $15,000. Nice work.
Good luck with that ...
Quote:
MODS, please sticky post #163503
why post real $MYEC news
exmod
Yes pending audit news and the new GIACT contract really foretells what you're saying (end sarcasm). GO MYEC$$!!
The dump is coming!! Gonna be bloody red!
The bloodbath starts now. Wait til tomorrow. BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Nice charts on $myec. Short volume is pretty high could cause a nice squeeze if it gets going.
I have Scot*rade the penny stocks they handle have a flat rate plus a small additional fee. Does e*rade also add a small fee plus a flat rate if I buy MYEC?
Yes, since the 2009 crash it was tough going for Ed. I've been in business since 1990, had to reinvent my business plan a few times.
Ed has done a great job getting us to this point. He's been transparent as best as possible.
This is a monster market for which we have patented payment process. Obviously, we are playing with the big boys. IMO, as we add more clients and grow our revenues, the real investment community will jump right in.
To berate a man trying to build a business seem senseless.
Gotta give this 2 years, there will be ups n downs, but I think we will be much rewarded.
Ask IR for yourself WF
Yes, Etrade is really good with any transaction.
HOLY COW at the possibilities that could be at hand!! Whoop whoop MYEC Is poised for take off!!
We get to see the full history and future plans of MYEC when the 100+ page audit is released.
No need to create issues that may not exist. Auditors make recommendations and company follows them.
Onward and upward!
I'm not worried about it. Actually, I would LOVE it if Sierra Global was owned by Ed...
No, but IMO it would be unethical to PR it as a new customer and not disclose the relationship.
Quote:
First CalSOS. That was fixed.
No it isn't, not as today anyways.
http://kepler.sos.ca.gov/
Not saying he does, but would it be against the law for him to own Sierra Global?
