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R Goldstone · Guest

SearchHelp (SHLP) â� Managed by William Bozsnyak and Jeffrey Supinsky sells online child monitoring products. According to their website, the Company sells three products; Sentry Remote, Sentry at Home and Sentry Predator Locator.

Market: When NetNanney was acquired by LookSmart in 2004, their public documents indicated that they had $4,000,000 in revenue, indicating that the total market is less than $10,000,000. SearchHelp has entered this market as a late comer and is one of hundreds of â�yet another child safety productâ�. Even if they achieve a reasonable percentage of this market they will not achieve any significant revenue.

Competition: The Company faces competition from FREE online child monitoring and filtering services from the likes of AOL, AT&T, Yahoo among many others. They also face completion from anti-virus and anti-spyware companies such as well funded Webroot who bundle their child monitoring products with their anti-virus suite for $9.95. The market is cluttered with many free products and low cost products targeted at exactly the same market as SearchHelp and many have extensive credentials including awards from PC Magazine and others. There appear to be no significant awards or product validation of the SearchHelp products.

Financial Stability: The Company loses over $1,000,000 with a cumulative deficit of over $13,000,000! We suspect thereâs more to this story, since NASD lifetime banned trader, Jeffrey Supinsky, who has profited from insider trading plays a pivotal part in the Companyâs day to day operations. Supinsky sold at a peak, from which the Company stock is now at 20% that value. We question how a 10 man company can spend $800,000 on administrative costs per quarter, yet spends only a meager 10% of this amount on sales and marketing. The company appears to excel in raising money from investors, having raised over $13,000,000 to date, without a single profit and almost no revenues.

Shorty · Guest

Does anyone know anything more on Supinsky? What were his offenses? Is this the same guy that was caught for insider trading? I've heard that he might be related to the Italian mob. Any info would be helpful. Thanks.

Blink88 · Guest

http://nasd.complinet.com/nasd/display/display.html?rbid=1189&element_id=1159004760

Disciplinary Actions (January) 1994

John Kevin Dennee (Registered Representative, Fairport, New York), Bernard Raymond Schmitt (Registered Representative, Smyrna, Georgia), Stanley James Siciliano (Registered Representative, Rochester, New York), Jeffrey David Brown (Registered Representative, Aurora, Colorado), Joel Edward Snow (Registered Principal, Littleton, Colorado), David John Eckert (Registered Representative, Rochester, New York), and Jeffrey Harold Supinsky (Registered Principal, Massapequa, New York) submitted an Offer of Settlement pursuant to which Dennee was fined $15,000, suspended from association with any NASD member in any capacity for 30 days, and barred from association with any NASD member in a principal capacity. Schmitt, Siciliano, and Supinsky were each fined $10,000 and suspended from association with any NASD member in any capacity for 15 days.

http://nasd.complinet.com/nasd/display/display.html?rbid=1189&element_id=1159004779

Disciplinary Actions (August) 1995

Jeffrey Harold Supinsky (Registered Principal, Massapequa, New York) and David Lee Stetson (Registered Principal, Glen Cove, New York) submitted an Offer of Settlement pursuant to which they were fined $100,000, jointly and severally, barred from association with any NASD member in any principal capacity, suspended from association with any NASD member in any capacity for six months, and ordered to requalify by examination. Without admitting or denying the allegations, the respondents consented to the described sanctions and to the entry of findings that they engaged in a trading scheme designed to defraud their former member firm and confer certain benefits to their new member firm. Specifically, the NASD found that Supinsky and Stetson purchased stock on an agency basis, in their former member firm's customer accounts, without the customers' prior knowledge, authorization, or consent. In each transaction, the new member firm sold short at or about the inside asking price. Supinsky and Stetson then permitted their new firm to purchase stock from their former member firm at or about the inside bid in the exact amounts needed to cover its short positions. Since each trade was unauthorized, their former member firm canceled each trade and, as result, incurred $64,947.50 in losses and their new firm realized $64,947.50 in profits.

Calm Lion · Guest

Blink88 - welcome to hotstocked message board and thanks a lot for exhaustive information Smile

Follower · Guest

What a scam! Almost every day at the end of the day these assholes purchase 100 shares of stock, jacking it up $0.03 to $0.04, which at this point is a 30-40% jump. Assuming they sell it back in periodically the most it costs is $3 dollars per day to manipulate this penny pig. Go to www.PinkSheets.com and check out their Level II trading. Should there be laws against this? Why am I surprised with Supinsky at the helm. God save the children!

Follower · Guest

You can see SearchHelp Level II trading at OTCBB.com. Sorry for the confusion.

Qucky · Guest

Jeffrey Supinsky - Head of Business Development at SearchHelp Inc.com
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/5/354/653
http://www.reunion.com/159901264
http://www.campalton.com/directory.html Nickname: "Stinky" I wonder why?

Not much on this guy? Why so quiet? Does he have a credit card? LOL?
Lots of activity with SearchHelp through his wife Diane Supinsky. Something smells here.... Search "Diane Supinsky" SHLP

Mr. Supinsky lost his Brokerage license on April 13th 2003 because of failure to provide requested information under NASD Rule 8210.

MusharafEarth · Guest

I used this product and it didn't work. I called support to no
avail, then
I went to finance.yahoo.com and this company shows only 9 employees!
No
wonder no one answers the phone. Is this company a shill? I lost my
money,
but my friend showed me how to set up what I need in my Vista
operating
system.

J.T. · Guest

There seems that nothing is to watch in this stock. The share price is falling down every year and I don't think it is to recover till at least $1 as it used to be almost a decade ago.

Guest · Guest

What a dog! Falls consistently year after year while they bilk investors for more and more cash. $14,000,000 last count. What a scam!

Don’t like Stinky · Guest

Jeffrey Supinsky was picked up for stock fraud as part of a Federal Title 3 wire tap with his Italian mob friends, Richard De Marco, Paul Michelin, Richie Gladstone and others. As part of Supinsky’s plea bargain, the information was hushed. Still sniffing around….

J.T. · Guest

OMG such a cruel person in this company. If you find anything about him, put the info in here. Thanks.

Dog Catcher · Guest

Beware Supinsky and his boy William “Billy” Bozsnyak are frauds and scammers.

Jacking the stock at the end of the day.

They’re no longer saving the children, now they’re using their personal information with the “Intent to Commercialize Technology to Perform Sentiment Analysis of Digital Content”

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080313/0374550.html

How about some Sentiment for the past investors and that lost $14 million?

First they invade your children’s privacy, now they’re preparing to sell it off to the highest bidder.

Is there no end to their shenanigans?

Run, run, run!

Gabriel · Guest

Dog Catcher, do you think that this company is going to be damaged and damage others lives if they stay with it for a longer time, eh?