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Intelligent Motor Cars Group. Inc.
WKN A0DQAZ
US-Kürzel: IMTR
Handelbar in Berlin und NYSE
Market Cap (intraday): 718.86K
IMTR.OB - 2005/2006 HOLY GRAIL STOCK PICK!
Hello Members!
We have all seen stocks that moved several hundred and thousand percent, sometimes within days, sometimes over the course of weeks and months. These opportunities are what we at DWB describe as " Holy Grail" trading opportunities. We`ve introduced you to them before, and we are introducing you to one again today! Do not miss this opportunity! You may not see it again for another year!
After hundreds of emails from members and endless days or research, we are giving you the 2005/2006 Holy Grail Stock Pick by DWB. You watched GZFX move from .002 to .18, and QBID from .0001 to .05. How many of you made hundreds of thousands of dollars on these stock picks! How many of you made more. Many DWB members became MILLIONAIRES! The reason many of us made money is because we worked together as a team. We did the research and often found these incredible opportunities before the rest of the market did. And now we did it again. And once again, we share that opportunity with our members.
THE 2005/2006 HOLY GRAIL STOCK PICK IS INTELLIGENT MOTOR CARS INC. - (IMTR.OB)
On October 1st, 2005 the Jon B. Wallis became the companies new CEO. Mr. Wallis has a Juris Doctor Degree and by no coincidence has extensive background experience in Mergers and Acquisitions! Our research team has discovered that IMTR.OB is expected to make an incredible acquisition announcement within the course of the next few weeks. This announcement is expected to " explode the share price!" We expect that the stock will open up several hundred percent (possibly much more) after the announcement alone!
HOLY GRAIL STOCK PICK: INTELLIGENT MOTOR CARS - (IMTR.OB)
Authorized shares - 184 Million
Current Share Price - .0028
Target Share Price - .05 to .10 representing a 2000 to 4000% Return opportunity from current levels.
1 million shares at .0028 for $2800 closed at .05 would RETURN - $47,200! from current levels. We did it before. We are going to do it again!
If you missed the Holy Grail opportunity with GZFX or QBID, do not miss an incredible opportunity here! IMTR is going to move in a very big way.
Happy Trading!
DanceswithBulls
www.danceswithbulls.com
WKN A0DQAZ
US-Kürzel: IMTR
Handelbar in Berlin und NYSE
Market Cap (intraday): 718.86K
IMTR.OB - 2005/2006 HOLY GRAIL STOCK PICK!
Hello Members!
We have all seen stocks that moved several hundred and thousand percent, sometimes within days, sometimes over the course of weeks and months. These opportunities are what we at DWB describe as " Holy Grail" trading opportunities. We`ve introduced you to them before, and we are introducing you to one again today! Do not miss this opportunity! You may not see it again for another year!
After hundreds of emails from members and endless days or research, we are giving you the 2005/2006 Holy Grail Stock Pick by DWB. You watched GZFX move from .002 to .18, and QBID from .0001 to .05. How many of you made hundreds of thousands of dollars on these stock picks! How many of you made more. Many DWB members became MILLIONAIRES! The reason many of us made money is because we worked together as a team. We did the research and often found these incredible opportunities before the rest of the market did. And now we did it again. And once again, we share that opportunity with our members.
THE 2005/2006 HOLY GRAIL STOCK PICK IS INTELLIGENT MOTOR CARS INC. - (IMTR.OB)
On October 1st, 2005 the Jon B. Wallis became the companies new CEO. Mr. Wallis has a Juris Doctor Degree and by no coincidence has extensive background experience in Mergers and Acquisitions! Our research team has discovered that IMTR.OB is expected to make an incredible acquisition announcement within the course of the next few weeks. This announcement is expected to " explode the share price!" We expect that the stock will open up several hundred percent (possibly much more) after the announcement alone!
HOLY GRAIL STOCK PICK: INTELLIGENT MOTOR CARS - (IMTR.OB)
Authorized shares - 184 Million
Current Share Price - .0028
Target Share Price - .05 to .10 representing a 2000 to 4000% Return opportunity from current levels.
1 million shares at .0028 for $2800 closed at .05 would RETURN - $47,200! from current levels. We did it before. We are going to do it again!
If you missed the Holy Grail opportunity with GZFX or QBID, do not miss an incredible opportunity here! IMTR is going to move in a very big way.
Happy Trading!
DanceswithBulls
www.danceswithbulls.com
This Penny Stock Could Grow Big In The Next Few Months . This Is An Auto Sales & Refurbish Co. In Florida . This Co. Should Grow It`s Sales Due To The Stormes In Upper Flirida And The 3 States Next To It That Lost More Than 1 Million Cars. This Co. Should Grow The Rest Of This Year & Even Better Next Year.
Repair shops overwhelmed by hurricane-damaged vehicles from Wilma
By Mc Nelly Torres
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Posted February 17 2006
It took four hours to remove the large tree that fell onto Cheri Asher`s silver RAV4 Toyota when Hurricane Wilma plowed through South Florida.
But it took almost three months to have the damages repaired - replacing most of the windows, front lights and the hood - after the insurance company processed her claim, issued a $6,300 check and the auto body shop began the work.
" I drive for a living," said Asher, a Pompano Beach real estate appraiser, whose insurance policy only covered a 30-day car rental while her Toyota was being fixed. Although she appealed, and got a two-week extension on the policy, Asher spent more than $1,200 on her rental before work on her SUV was completed Jan. 20.
Wilma`s winds damaged thousands of vehicles in South Florida and many consumers are still waiting to have their cars repaired.
About 225,000 auto claims were filed in Florida after the hurricane last year, according to Property Claim Services, a unit of Insurance Services Office Inc., a private corporation whose clients are insurance companies.
That`s up from the 180,000 vehicle claims filed in Florida in 2004 for damages caused by Hurricanes Charley, Frances, Ivan and Jeanne, according to a report by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
South Florida auto body shops are reporting weeks- and months-long waits for repairs. Insurance-covered rental car contracts - in most cases limited to 30 days - have expired for many South Florida motorists.
" We know there`s an incredible backlog, but not because the insurance industry is dragging their feet," said Sam Miller, executive vice president of the Florida Insurance Council, a trade group that represents insurance companies. " [It`s] because repair shops are overwhelmed."
The backlogs have forced many consumers to reach into their pockets to cover rental-car costs that extend beyond the standard 30-day insurance policy.
Consumer advocates said consumers have few options: wait your turn, drive the damaged car (if possible) until your number comes up or find a repair shop outside the area.
" There`s no answer as to why this happened. Some [of the problem] has been caused by the insurance companies, but also by the lack of workforce," said Larry Kaplan, assistant director of Broward County Consumer Affairs Division. " This is abnormal but we are a huge community and our auto body shops can`t handle the volume of work."
Florida Department of Financial Services records show Florida consumers filed 330 complaints in 2004 and 2005 against insurance companies relating to auto repairs issues, including delays in issuing reimbursement checks for repairs. Fifty-eight complaints were filed in Broward County last year; Palm Beach County vehicle owners filed 23 complaints.
Although it`s common for consumers to experience delays in insurance claims after a natural disaster like a hurricane, insurers have 14 days to acknowledge a claim once an adjuster has completed an estimate, under a new state law.
" If you have not seen an adjuster after a couple of weeks of filling your claim, you need to call us," said Tami Torres, a spokesperson for the Florida Department of Financial Services (1-800-227-8676)Ö. " We will mediate on your behalf."
Asher, 53, blames Allstate Insurance for the three-month delay on her car`s repairs. The adjuster did not call and authorize the repair shop to begin work as he promised, she said. And the repair shop would not start work without a written statement from the insurance company.
But Allstate officials have denied any wrongdoing. Ryan Priest, a spokesman for Allstate, said once the insurer has chosen a repair shop and the check is issued to the insurer, the vehicle`s owner is responsible for what happens after that.
" After a catastrophe of this size there`s going to be a challenge to have enough people to handle the auto repairs," said Priest. " It usually takes longer for an auto claim to be processed."
Priest said insurance companies have tried to process claims quickly. But the scope of Wilma`s damage, mail delays and in adequate manpower in the car-repair industries have contributed to the backlogs.
Robert Hunter, director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America, said typical insurance claims should not take more than 30 days to be processed, but after a hurricane like Wilma delays up to 60 days are not unreasonable.
No one tracks the speed of repairs at the region`s repair shops, but an informal Sun-Sentinel survey found waiting lists are common at many auto body shops throughout South Florida.
" We are a busy shop anyway, but we`ve been swamped," said Mike ÖTrosch, co-owner of Sunshine Auto Center at Pompano Beach in Broward County. " We have a waiting list until July."
Celeste Tate, manager of Boca Raton Auto Service in Delray Beach, said the shop is not taking any new customers until June.
" Some insurance companies are taking longer to process claims, and especially, if an adjuster needs to look at additional damages," Tate said.
Mark Hirt, 33, is still trying to find a shop to repair his car, which was damaged when hurricane winds knocked a basketball pole into his Infinity.
His regular car-repair shop has been too busy to fix his car and other operations he has called have also said they are too busy to do the repairs.
" All of them said they were not taking new customers," said Hirt, a computer consultant currently working in Doral.
Because Hirt`s car had no engine damage, he has decided to wait until the current overcrowding at auto body shops dwindles.
Insurance officials said other motorists may do well to follow Hirt`s lead, if they can.
" We are encouraging our customers to be judicious as possible before getting a car rental," Priest said.
By Mc Nelly Torres
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Posted February 17 2006
It took four hours to remove the large tree that fell onto Cheri Asher`s silver RAV4 Toyota when Hurricane Wilma plowed through South Florida.
But it took almost three months to have the damages repaired - replacing most of the windows, front lights and the hood - after the insurance company processed her claim, issued a $6,300 check and the auto body shop began the work.
" I drive for a living," said Asher, a Pompano Beach real estate appraiser, whose insurance policy only covered a 30-day car rental while her Toyota was being fixed. Although she appealed, and got a two-week extension on the policy, Asher spent more than $1,200 on her rental before work on her SUV was completed Jan. 20.
Wilma`s winds damaged thousands of vehicles in South Florida and many consumers are still waiting to have their cars repaired.
About 225,000 auto claims were filed in Florida after the hurricane last year, according to Property Claim Services, a unit of Insurance Services Office Inc., a private corporation whose clients are insurance companies.
That`s up from the 180,000 vehicle claims filed in Florida in 2004 for damages caused by Hurricanes Charley, Frances, Ivan and Jeanne, according to a report by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
South Florida auto body shops are reporting weeks- and months-long waits for repairs. Insurance-covered rental car contracts - in most cases limited to 30 days - have expired for many South Florida motorists.
" We know there`s an incredible backlog, but not because the insurance industry is dragging their feet," said Sam Miller, executive vice president of the Florida Insurance Council, a trade group that represents insurance companies. " [It`s] because repair shops are overwhelmed."
The backlogs have forced many consumers to reach into their pockets to cover rental-car costs that extend beyond the standard 30-day insurance policy.
Consumer advocates said consumers have few options: wait your turn, drive the damaged car (if possible) until your number comes up or find a repair shop outside the area.
" There`s no answer as to why this happened. Some [of the problem] has been caused by the insurance companies, but also by the lack of workforce," said Larry Kaplan, assistant director of Broward County Consumer Affairs Division. " This is abnormal but we are a huge community and our auto body shops can`t handle the volume of work."
Florida Department of Financial Services records show Florida consumers filed 330 complaints in 2004 and 2005 against insurance companies relating to auto repairs issues, including delays in issuing reimbursement checks for repairs. Fifty-eight complaints were filed in Broward County last year; Palm Beach County vehicle owners filed 23 complaints.
Although it`s common for consumers to experience delays in insurance claims after a natural disaster like a hurricane, insurers have 14 days to acknowledge a claim once an adjuster has completed an estimate, under a new state law.
" If you have not seen an adjuster after a couple of weeks of filling your claim, you need to call us," said Tami Torres, a spokesperson for the Florida Department of Financial Services (1-800-227-8676)Ö. " We will mediate on your behalf."
Asher, 53, blames Allstate Insurance for the three-month delay on her car`s repairs. The adjuster did not call and authorize the repair shop to begin work as he promised, she said. And the repair shop would not start work without a written statement from the insurance company.
But Allstate officials have denied any wrongdoing. Ryan Priest, a spokesman for Allstate, said once the insurer has chosen a repair shop and the check is issued to the insurer, the vehicle`s owner is responsible for what happens after that.
" After a catastrophe of this size there`s going to be a challenge to have enough people to handle the auto repairs," said Priest. " It usually takes longer for an auto claim to be processed."
Priest said insurance companies have tried to process claims quickly. But the scope of Wilma`s damage, mail delays and in adequate manpower in the car-repair industries have contributed to the backlogs.
Robert Hunter, director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America, said typical insurance claims should not take more than 30 days to be processed, but after a hurricane like Wilma delays up to 60 days are not unreasonable.
No one tracks the speed of repairs at the region`s repair shops, but an informal Sun-Sentinel survey found waiting lists are common at many auto body shops throughout South Florida.
" We are a busy shop anyway, but we`ve been swamped," said Mike ÖTrosch, co-owner of Sunshine Auto Center at Pompano Beach in Broward County. " We have a waiting list until July."
Celeste Tate, manager of Boca Raton Auto Service in Delray Beach, said the shop is not taking any new customers until June.
" Some insurance companies are taking longer to process claims, and especially, if an adjuster needs to look at additional damages," Tate said.
Mark Hirt, 33, is still trying to find a shop to repair his car, which was damaged when hurricane winds knocked a basketball pole into his Infinity.
His regular car-repair shop has been too busy to fix his car and other operations he has called have also said they are too busy to do the repairs.
" All of them said they were not taking new customers," said Hirt, a computer consultant currently working in Doral.
Because Hirt`s car had no engine damage, he has decided to wait until the current overcrowding at auto body shops dwindles.
Insurance officials said other motorists may do well to follow Hirt`s lead, if they can.
" We are encouraging our customers to be judicious as possible before getting a car rental," Priest said.
Intelligent Motor Cars Group, Inc. operates as a retail auto sales and consumer finance company in south Florida . Its primary services include used auto sales, reconditioning, financing, and floor planning. The company also provides services for new car sales, such as search, acquisition, and delivery on a limited basis. In addition, the company maintains a partner network that includes auto dealers, wholesalers, and finance companies in the Southeast United States. Intelligent Motor Cars Group provides financing internally, as well as through outside banking sources for its customers who purchase a vehicle at its retail location and need outside financing. The company was founded in 1995 and is based in Oakland Park, Florida.
Nur 2000%...?
Komm schon Graffy, da geht doch noch etwas mehr...
So konservativ kenn ich dich gar nicht...
Komm schon Graffy, da geht doch noch etwas mehr...
So konservativ kenn ich dich gar nicht...
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Ich grüße Euch JUngs...
BAld müssen wir wieder mal die SWKJ rocken...
ICh warte noch auf den richtigen Einstieg und dann kann es losgehen!!!
[posting]20.613.346 von Papasimon am 10.03.06 13:41:49[/posting]Hi Papasimon,
auch mal wieder da?
SWKJ steht unter Beobachtung...Noch ist der Einstieg nicht gekommen.
auch mal wieder da?
SWKJ steht unter Beobachtung...Noch ist der Einstieg nicht gekommen.
Hi
Ich setz IMTR heute auf meine Watch!
Ich setz IMTR heute auf meine Watch!
Nicht vergessen Graffy, wenn die Posings zweistellig werden
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[posting]20.614.244 von si@m am 10.03.06 14:33:00[/posting]Ist klar, werde mich jetzt damit zurückhalten.
In Berlin kam gerade eine fette Order rein
In Berlin kam gerade eine fette Order rein
RT 0,0046$
[posting]20.615.895 von Graffy am 10.03.06 15:41:46[/posting]Hi
kuck mir das mal an!
kuck mir das mal an!
RT 0,005$
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