The UNVC Time Machine: A History of "Overstated" Success
If you want to know where UNVC is going, you have to look at where it’s been. While the "Watch and Learn" crowd hints at a secret merger, let’s look at part of the actual Public Record from 2017 to today.
1. The "Secret" Fraud Settlement
Between 2018 and 2021, while UNVC was telling investors it was "nearing" massive deals, CEO David Dalton was defending a fraud lawsuit in Pennsylvania (Case 2019-008314).
https://delcopublicaccess.co.delaware.pa.us/login
The Allegations: Fraud and misrepresentation regarding a "nationwide Rite Aid deal" and an "NYSE listing."
The Ruling: A judge overruled Dalton's objections, forcing the case forward.
The Settlement: Dalton paid $50,000 to settle the case in 2020.
2. The Disclosure Failure
When UNVC went "Current" in 2021, they were required by OTC Markets Rule 10 to disclose all material legal proceedings.
The Omission: Dalton signed certifications stating everything was disclosed, yet this fraud settlement was nowhere to be found in the filings from 2018–2021.
The Question: Why hide a settlement if the company is transparent?
3. The $0.165 Exit Pump
Right after the lawsuit was quietly settled and "hidden" from the filings, the narrative shifted to Nasdaq and Amazon Partnerships.
The Peak: The stock was pumped to $0.165 per share.
The Math: At $0.16, those 1.1 billion shares Dalton issued himself for just $11k would have been worth over $170 Million.
The Payout: This is how you pay back a $50k settlement---by pumping the stock 5,000% on a "Nasdaq" story that never happened.
4. 2026: The Pattern Repeats?
2017: "Nearing completion" with Rite Aid ➔ FALSE.
2021: "Nearing completion" with Nasdaq ➔ FALSE.
2026: "Nearing completion" with a Private Merger/Buyout ➔ (Fill in the blank).
The Reality Check:
A company in Good Standing doesn't hide fraud settlements. A company with Real Partnerships doesn't stay "Forfeited" in Maryland for years.
"Trade the chart if you must, but don't buy the myth. Dalton has used the 'Secret Deal' narrative to pump the stock to $0.165 before. He made his money.
Disclaimer: Based on public court records and OTC filings. Not financial or legal advice.
PL
If you want to know where UNVC is going, you have to look at where it’s been. While the "Watch and Learn" crowd hints at a secret merger, let’s look at part of the actual Public Record from 2017 to today.
1. The "Secret" Fraud Settlement
Between 2018 and 2021, while UNVC was telling investors it was "nearing" massive deals, CEO David Dalton was defending a fraud lawsuit in Pennsylvania (Case 2019-008314).
https://delcopublicaccess.co.delaware.pa.us/login
The Allegations: Fraud and misrepresentation regarding a "nationwide Rite Aid deal" and an "NYSE listing."
The Ruling: A judge overruled Dalton's objections, forcing the case forward.
The Settlement: Dalton paid $50,000 to settle the case in 2020.
2. The Disclosure Failure
When UNVC went "Current" in 2021, they were required by OTC Markets Rule 10 to disclose all material legal proceedings.
The Omission: Dalton signed certifications stating everything was disclosed, yet this fraud settlement was nowhere to be found in the filings from 2018–2021.
The Question: Why hide a settlement if the company is transparent?
3. The $0.165 Exit Pump
Right after the lawsuit was quietly settled and "hidden" from the filings, the narrative shifted to Nasdaq and Amazon Partnerships.
The Peak: The stock was pumped to $0.165 per share.
The Math: At $0.16, those 1.1 billion shares Dalton issued himself for just $11k would have been worth over $170 Million.
The Payout: This is how you pay back a $50k settlement---by pumping the stock 5,000% on a "Nasdaq" story that never happened.
4. 2026: The Pattern Repeats?
2017: "Nearing completion" with Rite Aid ➔ FALSE.
2021: "Nearing completion" with Nasdaq ➔ FALSE.
2026: "Nearing completion" with a Private Merger/Buyout ➔ (Fill in the blank).
The Reality Check:
A company in Good Standing doesn't hide fraud settlements. A company with Real Partnerships doesn't stay "Forfeited" in Maryland for years.
"Trade the chart if you must, but don't buy the myth. Dalton has used the 'Secret Deal' narrative to pump the stock to $0.165 before. He made his money.
Disclaimer: Based on public court records and OTC filings. Not financial or legal advice.
PL
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