THRIVENT FINANCIAL FOR LUTHERANS has filed a new 13G, reporting 16.1% ownership in $CSQ - https://fintel.io/soh/us/csq/thrivent-financial-for-lutherans and https://fintel.io/i/thrivent-financial-for-lutherans

such an obvious planned trade one it was sick.

I was just being nostalgic about that one stock that kept going up and up and up. I had to search my archives to find it. I see it was another POS.

yes. photobucket image still works in this old post

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=13899129

Remember this chart. 300 k traded daily with a green close daily all the way to 10 bucks. No one ever busted for this comPlete scam

Q stands for "Qulaity"

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dailylist_detail.asp?d=10/10/2011&mkt_ctg=ALL

Moronic move. Shares cancelled today.

13:00 MNCSQ Manchester, Inc. Common Stock 10/11/2011 100 Plan of Bankruptcy Effective. All shares have been cancelled.**

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dailylist_detail.asp?d=10/10/2011&mkt_ctg=ALL

This pos might have 0 vol for a while. If it does wake up one day or the shell taken over I have a few tickets ;)

What, no May 2011 posts???

With zero trading volume it is understandable.

MNCSQ .005 up 212%+ today so far, some volume in

what was the volume today?

MNCSQ - Huge lotto play, DD 04/01/2011:

Manchester Inc. (now known as Navigator Holdings, Inc.)

Very small S/S. With next filing or take-over of shell it could be a mega gap and run.

Yes there's a large bid/ask spread (currently .0016x.0088 as of 04/01/2011) but that's because the S/S is so thin and hardly any shares available at these levels here.

On next filings this can easily go .20-.30+ and if the content is of substance even much higher. This was trading at $6.50 pps few years ago with the current S/S.

Latest filings show it's a clean dormant shell now just like QSGI* was before it took off and got it's Q removed.

It could take a while until this moves big time but i don't mind holding for when the shell might be taken over or any other filings/ news happen this will go kaboom big time!

MNCSQ

Market Value: $171,400 a/o Mar 31, 2011
Shares Outstanding: 34,280,037 a/o Feb 26, 2007

MNCSQ at these levels could break out again. You never know when next filings hit. This thing went to .009 (up 350%) on very low volume today. Can you imagine if next filings possibly hit or new developments = Kaboom.

15-12g filer from 2008: clean shell just like QSGI*! Was trading at 6.50+ in 2006! Huge upside potential from these levels now!

MNCSQ .009 up 350% was trading at $6.50 in 2006!: http://seekingalpha.com/article/16417-manchester-inc-perfect-stock-or-perfect-crock

Will do some new DD soon, maybe next week (busy now)

I believe this will be a big runner soon! 20-100 bagger potential! So thin. Was .15 not long ago and people were buying above .05-.15

A steal here! .15 is 52w high, so thin!

MNCSQ waking up from bottom levels!

MNCSQ is looking interesting. Seeing buying from .03 to .15.

Something up here? interesting moves lately...

I don't think so. Just BK and bye bye

did anyone go to jail for this one. They should of

Is talking to yourself "wash posting" lol

why didnt you?

I would short this to nothing

No.

Does anyone have any shares in this? Anything linked in sny way to another stock or deal or share options?

No

Is anyone still watching this??

Has anyone also done P2S/

#msg-34150563 re PROTsky

so its .0005 from $9.00. haiorcut

MNCSQ apparently

http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=mncsq

UNreal eh.

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dailylist_detail.asp?mkt_ctg=OTCBB&d=03/18/2008

Completely deristered goinzo not even pink or grey

Manchester Inc. Announces Agreement on Continued Funding During Bankruptcy and Agreement to A Proposed Plan to Exit Bankruptcy

DALLAS, April 7, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Manchester Inc. (OTC:MNCS) (BULLETIN BOARD: MNCS) announced an agreement to fund company operations during bankruptcy and acceptance of a proposal (the "Proposal") by its senior lender, Palm Beach Multi-Strategy Fund, L.P. ("Palm Beach") which if approved by the Bankruptcy Court, would result in Manchester being reorganized and exiting bankruptcy within a few months. Rick Gaines, Manchester's CEO, stated that the agreement announced today was reached after a flurry of litigation involving Manchester and Palm Beach. As part of that agreement, the Proposal for reorganization was also accepted. This Proposal was announced on April 4, 2008 in a joint press release by Manchester and Palm Beach.

On March 25, 2008, Manchester filed an adversarial proceeding (equivalent to the filing of a lawsuit) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division, Docket Nos. 08-30703; 08-30704; 08-30705; 08-30706; 08-30707; 08-30708; 08-30709; and 08-307010 (the "Proceeding") against B. Scott Olson, Esq., J. Steven Cammack, Thomas L. Gervais (Olson, Cammack and Gervais manage the Fund and are managing partners of affiliates of the Fund), Bruce F. Prevost, David W. Harrold (Prevost and Harrold are managing partners of affiliates of the Fund) Scott Maggard, Jason Micheletto (Maggard and Micheletto are officers of affiliates of the Fund and involved in day to day management of the Fund) the Fund, Palm Beach Links Capital , L.P., PBL Holdings, LLC, Links Business Capital, GP, LLC, Palm Beach Capital Management, LLC, PBL Servicing, Rick Stanley (former CEO of Manchester) and Tony Hamlin (former Chief Accounting Officer of Manchester). The Proceeding asserted a number of claims against Palm Beach and its affiliates including interference with the contractual relations with employees and in particular with Rick Stanley and Tony Hamlin, fraud, and inequitable conduct including efforts to frustrate Manchester's reorganization efforts among other claims. The Proceeding also asserted claims against Rick Stanley and Tony Hamlin for breach of fiduciary duty among other claims.

On March 14, 2008, the Fund filed suit against the Richard Gaines (Manchester's CEO and a director) and Lawrence Taylor (Manchester's CFO) as well as the other member of Manchester's Board of Directors in the District Court Dallas County, 95th District, Docket No. 08-02844. This suit alleges among other things that the defendants have breached their fiduciary duties and fraudulent inducement of the Fund to act or withhold from acting. The Company does not believe these claims have any merit. If the Proposal is not consummated, the Company will vigorously defend this action.

Palm Beach brought a separate lawsuit against a shareholder and others (the "Shareholder Suit"). The shareholder and others filed counterclaims against Palm Beach and all the same defendants Manchester sued in the Proceeding. The claims of the shareholder contain claims that are related to some of the same claims asserted by Manchester and arise from some of the same transactions at issue in the Proceeding.

At the time Manchester filed for bankruptcy, it received temporary permission to use the cash proceeds of Palm Beach's collateral until April 2, 2008. At the time of filing bankruptcy, Manchester had a stated goal of exiting bankruptcy with all creditors paid and the equity of its shareholders preserved. To develop a plan to achieve that goal, Manchester had to obtain alternative financing to permit it time to develop an exit strategy that could achieve its stated goal. However, as the April 2, 2008 deadline for use of cash collateral approached, it had not put in place all the elements of Debtor in Possession financing it needed in order to operate without using cash collateral. Proposals made by Palm Beach for financing or reorganizing Manchester were rejected as unacceptable. However, a few days before the hearing date, Palm Beach made a proposal for exiting bankruptcy that was a significant improvement over previous proposals. The Proposal offered a different level payment to unsecured creditors and avoided the possibility that Manchester would be forced into liquidation and the likelihood that unsecured creditors would receive little or nothing. The Board of Directors of Manchester accepted the Proposal and agreed to an interim cash collateral order. The agreed cash collateral order provides for (1) Manchester to continue to use cash collateral for operations, and (2) for Palm Beach to provide up to a $10 million line of credit, if necessary, with interest at the prime rate, to support operations until the plan of reorganization contained in the proposal was acted upon by the Bankruptcy Court.

The Proposal includes the following elements. Manchester and Palm Beach are to develop a plan of reorganization (the "POR") pursuant to which Manchester would emerge from bankruptcy. The proposed POR contains the following principal provisions. First, Palm Beach would convert all of its debt for all the equity in Manchester thereby eliminating the existing shareholders' equity. Second, Palm Beach would deposit $3 million to, in part, satisfy the approximately $34 million in anticipated claims of unsecured creditors, and, in part, to fund the expenses of Manchester's bankruptcy estates in connection with the plan approval process. Third, Palm Beach would deposit $200,000 in a Litigation Trust to be used to prosecute such claims and litigations as the trustee and the unsecured creditors shall determine. Fourth, $500,000 available from Manchester operations during the bankruptcy will be added to the $3 million deposit to increase the amount for unsecured creditors and administrative expenses to a total of $3.5 million. Fifth, all litigation between Manchester, its officers and directors and Palm Beach and its affiliates would be settled. Sixth, the Shareholder Suit would also be settled. Seventh, upon the deposit of the $3 million described above, Rick Stanley, Manchester's former CEO, and Tony Hamlin, Manchester's former Chief Accounting Officer, would return to work for Manchester during the bankruptcy as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Accounting Officer, respectively, both reporting to the current Board of Directors in the same manner as any other employee.

Implementation of the Proposal is contingent on achieving a number of milestones and factors, including (1) deposit of $3 million by about April 30, 2008, (2) provision of the $10 million DIP financing, and (3) adoption and approval of the POR. It is anticipated that the proposed POR will be completed by April 16, 2008. Assuming, things move as anticipated, Manchester will exit bankruptcy by early to mid June, 2008.

If the milestones described above are not satisfied, the Proposal will not be implemented. At this time, Manchester has not independently verified that Palm Beach has the funds on hand or the ability to raise the funds to make the $3 million deposit, provide the $10 million line of credit or the $200,000 deposit called for in the Proposal. The Proposal also calls for the settlement of the Shareholder Suit. Manchester has no ability to cause the shareholder involved in that suit to settle his claims. Were the Shareholder Suit not settled, it is unknown whether the Proposal will remain in place.

Any shareholder, creditor or any other person has the right to petition the Bankruptcy Court to permit them to offer an alternative plan of reorganization. In furtherance of its fiduciary duties, Manchester's Board of Directors remains obligated to consider any better alternative to the Proposal that may arise.

For more information please go to http://www.manchesterinc.net/

DATASOURCE: Manchester Inc.


CONTACT: Chantelle Hardy, Communications Director of Manchester Inc.,

+1-214-402-6903,


Web site: http://www.manchesterinc.net/

Buckey -- did they re-org or change the symbol on MNCS?

I still think it was one of the big brokers there in The Crescent in Dallas that took it up, then crashed it to earth.

talk about a one post wonder. Maybe was the president like MADOFF who basically just confessed yesterday.

I saved your picture for posterity.

Posted by: MNCS_Stock
Date: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 3:11:53 AM
In reply to: None

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I remember that car wreck, I never did get that guy that posted the day before it crashed to reply.

The photobucket image is still there #msg-13899129

PROT kinda remnding me of ole MNCS

Re: Manchester Lawsuit against Palm Beach Multi-Strategy Fund and its partners

http://manchesterinc.net/news.php?news=133

PHIL MNCS is still overvauled at 12 cents.

Can you tell the waiter that he screwed up the meals. IT appears as if JB was served the crow. He had ordered it for you.

:)

ALSO nEWS IN vAN sUN.

Anyone like to apolgize to me now or perhaps thank me

Van Sun says Manchester the latest OTC-BB car wreck

2008-03-17 09:39 AT - In the News


The Vancouver Sun reports in its Saturday edition that Manchester is another made-in-Vancouver OTC-BB promotion that has fallen on hard times. The Sun's David Baines, writing in Securities, says the stock was rigged. In November, 2004, the company announced it would acquire a chain of used-car dealerships that provided easy loans to credit-challenged customers. For almost two years, the stock rose nearly every trading session, regardless of trading volume or news, indicating that somebody was pulling strings behind the scenes. By October, 2006, the stock was peaking at $8. With a whopping market capitalization of $260-million, Manchester was an accident waiting to happen. Corporate secretary and director Richard Gaines took exception to this characterization. In an eight-page letter of complaint, he charged that the story contained "so many inaccuracies, innuendos and material omissions that one is led to the conclusion that [Mr. Baines has] ceased being an objective reporter and is on a mission to damage if not destroy our company." During the nine months ending August, 2007, Manchester lost $10.5-million. The stock crashed to 14 cents and the company has filed for bankruptcy protection.

WOWsa delisted already

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dailylist_detail.asp?d=03/18/2008&mkt_ctg=OTCBB

Listed on Pinks now

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dailylist_detail.asp?d=03/18/2008&mkt_ctg=NON-OTCBB

I can probably pop it to a plus 30 close with one good bash.

Here goes.

Banrupt scammy POS

you go buckmeister

unreal its back to 30 cents. I am one hell of a great basher - up 50%

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Yes people lost money. They were greedy and put money in a company that was an obvious scam. I cannot remember if itw as a pinky or an OTCBB but there was no common sense behid the numbers.

These stocks are ONLY for flipping, shortying, and ONLY for play money NO exceptions. If anyone put more than than it it then hopefully they have learned a lesson.

People like me who appear so cyncial obviously learned the hard way as I really dont think there is anotrher way. Now I take them for what they are and I di very well trading