http://www.visiontechnologycorp.com/index.htmwow, a new web site is up (sorta).. even though it's not the one Edward Ovsenik, fearless leader, has on his linked-in page. (Remember, that was visLtech.com)
First thing you notice is the "home page" has all the same repurposed Gatelinx stuff about being compatible with SIP and H.323. Ed wouldn't know a SIP unless it came from a glass. And since they have no employees, developers, etc., just more perpetual BS.
But what's really interesting is what's not on the site, and where the links and contact info go. No products or technology.. no surprising for those of us who know the story. There aint nothing there.
http://visiontechnologycorp.com/products.htmhttp://visiontechnologycorp.com/technology.htmAlthough, it is interesting that a publicly traded company has nothing to talk about, and the "investor" link goes to pinksheets.com.
But what is truly disturbing, is the contact info..
"We thank you for your patience as we construct our new website. Please check back soon for content updates. For more information, please contact our specialist. " On the home page, Click on the link, hoping to find a "specialist" (in what I can only guess.. model trains? golf clubs? SEC violations? Jail house shower room etiquette?) and what do you get? E -mail directed to
info@gtxglobal.com Hmmm.. wasn't GTX Global the OLD COMPANY? And, isnt the gtxglobal site dead and gone? Where does the contact go? hello? hello? anyone home? buehler? hello?
But wait, there's more. On the same home page,
"For investor information please contact investor relations." Click on that link and.. voila.. you get e-mail to Edward Ovsenik. President... and no Investor Relations? What's next? CTO? Developer? Jail house lawyer? (my bet is on the last one) The e-mail address is
e.ovsenik@visltech.com hmmmm... info to gtxglobal.com.. IR info request to visLtech.com
But what's even more interesting is.. click on the link at the bottom of the page for "Should you have other questions or concerns about these privacy policies,
please contact us." This pops up an e-mail to
help@visiontechnologycorp.com. hmmmm... the "specialist" is gtxglobal.com.. the IR is Ed Ovsenik at visLtech.com, but the help is visiontechnologycorp.com. 3 different roles, 3 different domains for contact info.
Oh wait.. one more.. go to the "about us" page (
http://visiontechnologycorp.com/about.htm) which doesn't have any of the "real" about us info... click on e-mail and.. voila' you get an e-mail to
info@gtxglobal.com. hmmmm... 4 different roles, 3 different domains to contact them.
Wait, go to the legal/privacy page (
http://visiontechnologycorp.com/privacy.htm) and first notice the disturbing (perhaps I'm just being paranoid) legal info...
"For Web site visitors who do not download software or establish accounts or otherwise identify themselves:If you do not sign on to our Web site, our Web server does not have access to personally identifiable information about you. It does not know your e-mail address unless you volunteer it.
Cookies We place cookies on all Web site visitor hard drives to collect aggregate information on the number of visitors to our site and the number of pages viewed.
Cookie information is used only by Vision Technology Corporation and is not provided to any other organization. It is used in aggregate for traffic analysis and to provide relevant information to our visitors. It is also used for Web site and system administration, including research and development, user analysis and business decision-making."Scary, they be tracking those of us who are monitoring this scam and reporting it to the world and the SEC.
The only thing good about the new site, and kudos to you Ed (although I don't think you wrote it) is the tag line "Technology changes in the blink of an eye..." My view, is the only thing that changes is the look on your face when the cell mate named Snake or Bubba says you look good in those jeans. And Ed... Brecher, Ivan.. the whole lot of you scammers, will find out about that first hand soon enough.
Last little tidbit of analysis.. go to http://www.domaintools.com/ ... When you do the domain history look up... you get NOTHING. No history....
But, check out the IP look up for visiontechnologycorp.com (The IP is 82.165.130.43) And you get, hosted at that IP, 413 different web sites. These include such biggies as:
- allstarpoker.com
- avianflunasalspray.com
- dragmodel.com
- dramafreeswingers.com
- fotodeporn.com
- mytruckstuff.com
- sexovideoclip.com and more.
Man, these are the kinds of sites a technology leader like VSTC, er.. Gatelinx.. um.. GTX Global should be associated with and hosted on the same servers.
VSTC, no matter what the web site says... is a SCAM.