Hopefully good things to come - hopefully I can buy some.

Think so.. they should have just changed the symbol on this board? who knows
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/AUNM/disclosure

I saw that - I was the 1st one to post there....

Curious if it's the same company......

I don't either but I was the 1st one to post there....

Curious if it's the same company......

Yep, there is a new board

I have no idea, there is the other board, but have no idea who put it there

Is this now AUNM?

Is this now AUNM?

Thanks for the reply, I guess I'll just watch and see how it plays out.

MBOT

I have no idea and no filings since 06'

AUNM now... wow, I don't know if I would trust it with all the suspensions going on iMO... I bet it doesn't last lonf with out going back to the Grey's or even being revoked all together... GL MadeBucksOnThis....


https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/AUNM/disclosure

Hey G_C, do you know what happened to this stock?

its seems it went dark and went to greys, then came back somehow and had a huge reverse split since it went dark and now trades as AUNM

trying to track it down as to if it will remain an active pink.


Thx
MBOT

Moving on news.......

CarForce1 Starts Hosting Pro Auto Group Auctions and Begins Talking to Boat Dealers in the Area
Monday April 10, 10:54 am ET


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 10, 2006--CarForce1 (Pink Sheets:AUML - News) is pleased to announce the hosting of Pro Auto Group Auctions. Pro Auto Group is a wholesale Auto Group selling over 1,000 vehicles monthly, primarily to the automotive trade. Pro Auto Group has on site and in stock over 500 vehicles supplying many area franchised dealerships with inventory for retail sale to the public. CarForce1 has also started talking to boat dealers in the Oklahoma and Texas area about hosting auctions for the coming season. "Currently, there are only around 1,500 -- 2,000 boat auctions going at any one time on eBay. We are looking to help increase those numbers by showing boat dealers the importance of eBay as an advertising medium for their product," says Jim Womack, CEO, CarForce1.
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CarForce1 provides dealerships with training and consultation on how to expand their market share by maximizing the use of eBay. With years of experience in the automotive internet arena, CarForce1 has developed a program that identifies vehicles that should be listed and also helps with pricing the vehicle for maximum exposure. Also, CarForce1 teaches the auctioning, instead of wholeselling, of trade-ins and aged inventory that won't be kept by the dealership. CarForce1 shows dealers how to eliminate that loss of profit associated with wholeselling or taking vehicles to traditional auctions.

CarForce1 to Start Hosting Wholesale Auctions from Other Vendors
Thursday April 6, 8:00 am ET


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 6, 2006--CarForce1 (Pink Sheets: AUML - News) is pleased to announce the hosting of other vendors eBay auctions. "CarForce1 has begun hosting links to other vendors eBay auctions as well as the ones that we are directly involved in posting," says Jim Womack CEO of CarForce1. Mr. Womack was also happy to add, "This will be another source of revenue for our young and prosperous company. The response from other dealers that are looking for wholesale vehicles that our clients have posted has been an unexpected, but very welcome trend. CarForce1 has been asked by those dealers that already have eBay auctions ongoing to post their links on our website to give them the added exposure to our dealer network."
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CarForce1 provides dealerships with training and consultation on how to expand their market share by maximizing the use of eBay. With years of experience in the automotive internet arena, CarForce1 has developed a program that identifies vehicles that should be listed and also helps with pricing the vehicle for maximum exposure. Also, CarForce1 teaches the auctioning, instead of wholesaling, of trade-ins and aged inventory that won't be kept by the dealership. CarForce1 shows dealers how to eliminate that loss of profit associated with wholesaling or taking vehicles to traditional auctions.

CarForce1 Will Begin Internet Remarketing Program for Repos and Lease Returns of Major Credit Unions and Banks Across the U.S.
Wednesday March 29, 8:00 am ET


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 29, 2006--Carforce1 (Pink Sheets: AUML - News) announced this morning the company would begin listing repossessed vehicles and lease-returns for various credit unions and Major banks across the U.S. More credit unions are tapping into the Internet's potential. Anecdotal evidence suggests more than 10% of credit unions are using Internet vehicle remarketing of some kind, including eBay Motors or simply posting vehicles for sale on their website. Evidence also suggests that recaptured revenue can be substantial, including shortened remarketing cycles, higher sale prices and, in some cases, new loan revenue--often at equal or lower costs than traditional remarketing channels.
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Automotive manufacturers are also using the Internet to remarket lease-returns. In 2002 General Motors (NYSE:GM - News) launched GM SmartAuction, and last year celebrated one million vehicles sold. Even the nation's two largest private auction wholesalers, Manheim and Adesa, have launched Internet-based auctions for remarketing vehicles direct to dealers. In fact, Manheim recently announced it was developing an Internet remarketing platform especially for the nation's premier banks to sell repos and lease-returns directly to participating auto dealers anywhere in the nation.

About CarForce1

CarForce1 provides dealerships with training and consultation on how to expand their market share by maximizing the use of eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY - News). With years of experience in the automotive internet arena, CarForce1 has developed a program that identifies vehicles that should be listed and also helps with pricing the vehicle for maximum exposure. Also, Carforce1 teaches the auctioning, instead of wholesaling, of trade-ins and aged inventory that won't be kept by the dealership. CarForce1 shows dealers how to eliminate that loss of profit associated with wholesaling or taking vehicles to traditional auctions.

Some of the article above has been provided to offer the credit union community with insights and knowledge from a recognized solutions provider in the industry. Please note that the views and opinions provided here do not reflect those of Callahan & Associates, and Callahan does not endorse vendors or the solutions they offer.

I hear someone put out a price target of $4.80 and is currently trading at .07. This stock has traded nicely in the past....I think it might have another big run in it, especially with the CarForce1 launch...what do you guys think?

AUML CarForce1 Launches New Auction Page on Website
Business Wire - March 14, 2006 8:00 AM (EDT)

DALLAS, Mar 14, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Auction Mills, Inc. (Pink Sheets: AUML) is pleased to announce the launch of the new auction page on the website, www.carforce1.com. From this site, we will inventory all the cars from participating dealers and give the consumer a quick and easy way to find all auctions from participating dealers. "We have been working out the kinks of this new high-tech auction page and hope to have all the bugs worked out by Wednesday morning when we will start posting inventory," says CarForce1 CEO Jim Womack. Mr. Womack also stated, "We are very happy with our progress to this point and with the final pieces of the vision for this company coming together, CarForce1 will no doubt be a model for others to follow in this budding industry."

CarForce1 provides dealerships with training and consultation on how to expand their market share by maximizing the use of eBay. With years of experience in the automotive internet arena, CarForce1 has developed a program that identifies vehicles that should be listed and also helps with pricing the vehicle for maximum exposure. Also, Carforce1 teaches the auctioning, instead of wholesaling, of trade-ins and aged inventory that won't be kept by the dealership. CarForce1 shows dealers how to eliminate that loss of profit associated with wholesaling or taking vehicles to traditional auctions.

AUML gets first cluint WOW that was fast

Auction Mills has a much better plan for profitability, jump on board before it increases in price too much.

Looks like Auction Mills AUML could be back in business.

Well, that was fun. Thanks Auction Mills, really appreciate all the hard work.

Just need more buyers to come back, sellers are in control.
Lets see what happens in Jan 05 with auml.
Exciting.

Auction Mills Named PowerSeller by eBay
Tuesday December 21, 4:44 pm ET


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 21, 2004--Auction Mills, Inc. (Pink Sheets:AUML - News) has now been reclassified as a PowerSeller by eBay. PowerSeller status includes a number of benefits available to Auction Mills, one of the most beneficial being a generous Co-op Advertising Program partnership offered by e-Bay. This is a program that future franchisees will also be able to take advantage of after the first three months of operation when eBay's productivity criteria is met.
Auction Mills has two company owned stores in operation. Its McKinney, Texas store has been open since September 2004. The Elm Street store in Dallas opened in November 2004.

The UFOC is expected to be completed in January 2005. Plans are to initially file in Texas, California and Florida.

Prospective franchisees are still being considered and Auction Mills, Inc. hopes to finalize these opportunities by early 2005. Auction Mills, Inc. continues to move forward with its business plans to open additional company stores as franchises are established.

Auction Mills, Inc. supplies the public with a convenient, professional and confidential approach to participating in the eBay online marketplace. Experienced eBay auctioneers provide customers with a method of turning surplus items into cash. The Company takes possession of the items to be auctioned, streamlining the selling process.

Matters discussed in this press release are "forward-looking statements." Statements describing objectives or goals or the Company's future plans are also forward-looking statements and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, including the financial performance of the Company and market valuations of its stock, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated.

For more information about Auction Mills, Inc. and opportunities associated with owning your own Auction Mills location: www.auctionmills.com.



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Contact:
Auction Mills, Inc.
Amy Miller, 214-747-2292
Fax: 214-889-5540
press@auctionmills.com

hope so

End of year party going to start?
We'll see.
Good luck.

I've been watching this baby. Is it generating any kind
of revenue. And how many shares are outstanding now?

I see your point, remember I'm not "trading" this stock, I'm and "investor" in this stock.
But thanks, and remember it could open up at .50 cents bid you just never know.
But this is only my opinion, and I will not be posting anymore until after Christmas time (as related to ctkh)
cheers.

What exactly are we looking for in this stock? A lot of promise but no solid delivery...The sizzle has certainly turned cold.

Ok, November is near.
Hope you aren't asleep.
Watch your charts closely.

Calm down, lets see what happens come November.
Just read your charts, you will sleep better.

Check out Investors Business Daily,

it has a good article on web auction sites. AUML not mentioned but my feeling is competition is good and the company stategy may work as others are getting involved.

Connected to Ebay, FedEx and the world of tag sales, pawn shops and household junk will grow and grow.

Consolidation probably will occur and that isn't bad either.

Just my opinion, good luck,

oz

That's what I was wondering.

Hopefully they'll move forward with the openings.

oz

Anybody home here? LOL

Auction Mills Inc. Announces Grand Opening of McKinney Store
Friday September 17, 3:00 pm ET


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 17, 2004--Auction Mills Inc. (PINK SHEETS:AUML - News) is proud to announce the opening of the flagship store located in McKinney, Texas, on Monday, Sept. 20, 2004. The Auction Mills management team will be on site working alongside store employees and welcomes the public to this historic occasion to meet and greet the management and the staff of Auction Mills.
The store's hours of operation will be 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

The opening of the McKinney store continues the fulfillment of the Company's business plan to develop within the state of Texas and then go national with this exciting franchise offering.

Auction Mills Inc. supplies the public with a convenient, professional and confidential approach to participating in the eBay online marketplace. Experienced eBay auctioneers provide customers with a method of turning unused items into cash. The Company actually takes possession of the items to be auctioned eliminating the hassle and wasted time associated with the selling process and allows customers an opportunity to benefit from the existing relationship that Auction Mills Inc. has with eBay.

Matters discussed in this press release are "forward-looking statements." Statements describing objectives or goals or the Company's future plans are also forward-looking statements and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, including the financial performance of the Company and market valuations of its stock, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated.

For more information about Auction Mills Inc. and opportunities associated with owning your own Auction Mills location: www.auctionmills.com



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Contact:
Auction Mills Inc., Dallas
Corporate Communications Dept.
Amy Miller, 214-747-2292
Fax: 214-889-5540



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Source: Auction Mills Inc.

Thanks theoz. I guess the name of this game is patience. It'll be nice to see this one out of the pennies again.

This is all I can help you with...

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040913/136131_1.html

Hoping for their business model to work out.

oz

Anybody have any insight to this stock and where it is going in the near future? I bought and sold during the first run up, bought more in the middle of the second run up, now holding. Does anyone know what the company is up to as far as getting their franchisee's in place? Mahalo's for any and all info.

Seems like good news to me. Should move in the am IMO.

You mean this one...

Auction Mills and Infopia Partner to Launch New eBay Consignment System
Tuesday August 24, 5:40 pm ET


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 24, 2004--Auction Mills Inc. (Pink Sheets:AUML - News) partners with Infopia Inc. to launch dynamic new eBay consignment technology.
Infopia Inc. and Auction Mills Inc. plan to release Auction Mills Marketplace Manager(TM) in conjunction with the first round of company-owned stores scheduled to open in September.

Infopia is the developer of Marketplace Manager(TM) and specializes in providing innovative ecommerce solutions to retailers, manufacturers and eBay Power Sellers. Infopia brings years of eBay management, CRM and ecommerce and logistics experience to the partnership. eBay awarded Infopia the 2004 Innovative Developer of the Year at the recent eBay Live convention in New Orleans.

Auction Mills and Infopia have agreed to a channel partnership where Infopia will power the engine for the Auction Mills Web site infrastructure. This will allow area developers and franchisees to focus on the building of their business, rather than managing their backend systems.

"We are enthusiastic about the opportunity that Auction Mills has presented to our company. They are well-poised to capture significant market share in the auction consignment industry and have created a very exciting franchise opportunity," said Jalali Hartman, EVP of Product Development at Infopia in Salt Lake City, Utah. "Collaborating on this project to implement an inexpensive Web-based eBay and consignment management solution we believe we can dramatically increase the flow of collectibles and practicals onto eBay and ultimately increase the profits of each franchise owner."

"Our partnership with Infopia has allowed us to launch a comprehensive eBay consignment system for our franchise owners. Auction Mills franchise owners will be able to leverage an award-winning ecommerce platform that is tailored to meet their specific needs," said Michael Uskovich, CEO of AuctionMills. "Now franchise owners can get up and running quickly and easily, while managing their business anywhere they have a Web connection."

Matters discussed in this press release are "forward-looking statements." Statements describing objectives or goals or the Company's future plans are also forward-looking statements and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, including the financial performance of the Company and market valuations of its stock, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated.

For more information about Auction Mills Inc. and opportunities associated with owning your own Auction Mills location: www.auctionmills.com

For more information about Infopia Inc. and the award-winning Marketplace Manager(TM) platform visit www.infopia.com.



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Contact:
For Auction Mills Inc.
Patrick Arnett, 214-747-2292
Fax: 214-889-5540
info@auctionmills.com

PR should be coming out this week or next. could cause another brief runup. this is still a start up company, that is just beginning to do business.

Any reason that this stock is going to move or is time to consolidate for the near future after the forward split? Or is there something coming that everyone is expecting that I cannot find doing my dd? Thanks

Re: auction running on ebay...

That's right. But first of all, to be fair, I'm not sure you'd find all the other franchisers' names if you search for them in ebay trading assistants. It may be they just list the names of individual trading assistants, and companies such as AUML are called "trading posts".

Here's a general article about them:

www.auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y04/m01/i28/s01

And here's yet another franchiser, PostNet, announcing its intent to expand from to 100 drop-off storefronts:

www.dmnews.com/cgi-bin/artprevbot.cgi?article_id=30016

Again, this is not to "bash" AUML, just be be as clear as possible about it, and to help newbies understand and be careful of its volatility. Can you imagine how many might have paniced & sold last week when it plunged from high of $1.15 down to what, 35 cents? Then charged up to $1.00 on what, the announcement of a higher target price? For somethat that's produced nothing yet?

For sure, that's the way OTC trading works. Let's just be wise about it.

AUML does not even have an auction running on ebay? what giveS?

Re: rpt - "I'm not the least bit concerned..."

Sure.
I probably wasn't clear enough. It's not simply that AUML isn't original, it's that

- they have lots of competition in most localities, also offering franchises, and already in operation. Even if their execution is better than most or all, the winner won't necessarily be the cleverest or best. Remember Betamax vs. VHS.

- the first thing they did was issue stock. There are so many OTC companies like this it's not funny. And they chose the least regulated OTC, the pink sheets. It's a formula for taking your money. You don't know who owns the stock, who's buying & selling for whom, etc.

Again, these are warning flags, not indictments of AUML.

I'm not the least bit concerned about
the fact that AUML's game plan isn't an original idea....As a matter of fact, my hat's off to the management for not wasting their time and money to try and reinvent the "wheel".
Some of the largest companies and biggest fortunes in this country have been done so by those who took an original idea..put it in place and improved on it....Look at the automotive,railroads and especially the airline industries...as to taking an idea and improving on it.
Some of the wealthy people I know , did so by following a successful idea and putting it in place...especially in real estate and land development.
AUML's game plan may be a copy...but the potential for growth is limited only by managements imagination.

rpt

Good advice johnabdl,

I'm hoping they're legit. I like the whole idea.

Ebay relationship, FedEx connection, franchise growth.

Good luck,

oz

bluestrato...

You might want take out your original investment.
Whether or not you do, why not set a stop loss so if it tanks while you're not watching, you won't lose much of your gains.

did you read my post,
http://investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=3790548

I don't know what makes them unique either, might be totally legit, might not, just don't know.

This week's huge decline, and almost equal rise perhaps means most of the stock is held by MMs.

I've enjoyed tremendous gains (bought at 0.29 and 0.45 pre split) and I, naively, thought they had an original idea. Perhaps I'll take some money off the table and research what makes them so unique? Any thoughts from anyone?

Qualifying Process Begins for Auction Mills Franchisees
Thursday August 12, 4:10 pm ET


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 12, 2004--Auction Mills Inc. (Pink Sheets:AUML - News) is excited to announce the first part of September they will begin the qualifying process for potential franchisees. Auction Mills will first focus its qualifying efforts in the Dallas/Fort Worth and surrounding areas, followed by Texas and then across the nation.
Focusing on the Dallas/Fort Worth area will give Auction Mills a base from which to expand its efforts. In the Dallas/Fort Worth area there have been 39 requests for franchise information, which represents a potential of 193 franchises: 11 area developers (15 stores per area developer) and 28 single store requests.

For the State of Texas, Auction Mills has received 128 requests for franchise information representing a potential of 660 franchises: 38 area developers (15 stores per area developer) and 90 single store requests.

To date Auction Mills has received a grand total of 1517 requests for franchise information representing a potential of 9,469 franchises: 568 area developers (15 stores per area developer) and 949 single store requests.

The Auction Mills training facility is located at 2917 Elm Street, Suite C, Dallas, Texas, and will serve to prepare potential franchisees and area developers to enter into the online marketing business. The training will educate these potential franchisees and area developers on the details of drop off store business structure and management techniques, software and hardware required for inventory evaluation and pricing and many other necessary aspects involved with online marketing.

Auction Mills supplies the public with a convenient, professional and confidential approach to participating in the eBay online marketplace. Experienced eBay auctioneers provide customers with a method of turning unused items into cash. The Company actually takes possession of the items to be auctioned eliminating the hassle and wasted time associated with the selling process and allows customers an opportunity to benefit from the existing relationship that Auction Mills Inc. has with eBay. Management intends to cultivate a worldwide network of franchises that will work unanimously to offer the public the most effective tool available for online marketing.

Matters discussed in this press release are "forward-looking statements." Statements describing objectives or goals or the Company's future plans are also forward-looking statements and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, including the financial performance of the Company and market valuations of its stock, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated.

For more information about Auction Mills Inc. and opportunities associated with owning your own Auction Mills location: www.auctionmills.com



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Contact:
For Auction Mills Inc.
Patrick Arnett, 281-999-7721

Not at all, I made a bit of change.
But for the reasons cited, it's kind of risky, especially for newbies, of whom there are a couple here.
To call caution bashing is just inaccurate.
That's all.

johnabdl = loser = basher