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post #2021 of 2037
New 10Q is out today!!
post #2022 of 2037
Hackett's Sets Grand Opening Date for New Gouverneur Location
08:00 a.m. 08/19/2008 Provided by


Hackett's newest store to open Saturday, August 23rd at former WiseBuys Plaza
OGDENSBURG, N.Y., Aug 19, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Seaway Valley Capital Corporation (SWVC) today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Hackett's, has scheduled a grand opening date of Saturday, August 23rd for its newest store in Gouverneur, NY, which is located in the former WiseBuys on US Route 11.

The grand opening of the Gouverneur Hackett's will commence with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 8:45am and the official store opening at 9am. The opening will be celebrated with many door prizes, including a $500 shopping spree, free gifts for the first 200 shoppers, and other grand opening merchandise promotions. Special grand opening coupons will be available through select local newspapers and to subscribers of Hackett's opt-in e-mail alerts, which can be subscribed to at www.hackettsonline.com .

The newest Hackett's store will be a full line department store with premium name brand apparel, footwear and gifts, a full-service True Value hardware department and a complete RadioShack "store-within-a-store." Hackett's features brand name clothing such as The North Face, Carhartt, Columbia, Royal Robbins, Patagonia, Horny Toad, Woolrich, Fresh Produce, and Life is Good, and a large selection of footwear from Teva, Merrill, Red Wing, Nike, Reef, Born, Dansko, Crocs, Keene, Columbia, Skechers, and Doc Martens. Hackett's also carries a variety gift lines from companies such as Woodstock, Lang, Yankee Candle, Beanpod, Danielson Design, Tag, and Demdaco. The 52,000 square foot location will also offer domestics, home decor, seasonal merchandise, toys by KB Toys, and a full line of traditional and outdoor sporting goods. The Gouverneur Hackett's will also continue to offer shoes by Payless ShoeSource.

Norm Garrelts, President of Hackett's stated, "We are pleased to open the Gouverneur store, which may serve as a model location based on all the store has to offer the community." Mr. Garrelts added, "From the variety of apparel and footwear offerings, to the hardware and electronics from True Value and RadioShack - this store really will have it all." The Gouverneur Hackett's store expects to employ up to fifty full- and part-time associates, which is over twice the number employed by WiseBuys at that location.

Earlier this summer Hackett's opened its Canton location as well as its tenth location in Sackets Harbor, NY.
post #2023 of 2037
What's going on with this one? I don't see it in my stock portfolio. It shows as N/A
post #2024 of 2037
Can a mod please update this thread and change it to SWYV.
post #2025 of 2037
+90% today
post #2026 of 2037
can I mod please update this tread heading to swyv
post #2027 of 2037
SWYV: Joint Venture to Pursue Agricultural Opportunities
08:17 a.m. 10/07/2008 Provided by


Ridgeland, MS, OCT 07, 2008 (EventX/Knobias.com via COMTEX) -- By Fain Hughes, fhughes@knobias.com

Seaway Valley Capital Corporation (SWYV) announced that it has co-founded and is a partner in North Country Farms, LLC, a company formed to pursue value-added agricultural production, processing and marketing ventures with an initial focus on flour production from wheat harvested in the northern New York region. The other founding partners of North Country Farms include Fields as Factories, LLC, a diversified agricultural business and northern New York's largest wheat producer, and Golden Technology Ventures, a successful venture capital company with a focus on value-added production and processing technologies. Because Seaway Valley's wholly owned subsidiary, Alteri Bakery, Inc., is estimated to be the region's largest commercial flour consumer, together these founders can each influence the value chain of production, processing and end use in the target market.
post #2028 of 2037
How do you acquire numerous businesses without any capital. Just issue stock as payment. Just like our economy. Just print more money. After you have acquired all these businesses with investors money, you screw them by doing a reverse split, not forgetting to thank them when all is said and done for funding his acquisitions and making him a millionaire.
post #2029 of 2037
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Originally Posted by whinny View Post
How do you acquire numerous businesses without any capital. Just issue stock as payment. Just like our economy. Just print more money. After you have acquired all these businesses with investors money, you screw them by doing a reverse split, not forgetting to thank them when all is said and done for funding his acquisitions and making him a millionaire.
Thats what made the USA what it is. It's always the 'little guys' that are screwed. Banks, all those that fund campaigns, they get away with murder.
post #2030 of 2037
My account still shows SWVC. Should I call my broker? Ahhhhh.....what difference does it make. I'm down 98.6% in my position anyways.
post #2031 of 2037
My account shows this at 0.000. Anyone know what the deal is with this company?
post #2032 of 2037
read back one page swyv
post #2033 of 2037
swvl the new name for this company ,,, plz change ,,,
post #2034 of 2037
Anyone else getting a .02 quote?
post #2035 of 2037
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Anyone else getting a .02 quote?
no, not me
post #2036 of 2037
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Originally Posted by mbcportugalmissions View Post
no, not me
As some here know, Tom Scamofaza bought "Harvard learning" from Don Platten and renamed it Hackett's Stores (HCKE) he then moved Hackett's in and out of that pink and then moved some other assets int there. Anyway, he claimed that his due dilligence didn't discover that Don Platten was a crook (Don received some shares in the deal as well)
Here is Don's final destiny:

Boca Raton man convicted in tax, securities fraud
South Florida Business Journal



Donald Platten, of Boca Raton, was convicted Friday of conspiracy, securities fraud, and tax charges following a jury trial before U.S. District Judge Donald Middlebrooks in West Palm Beach.

In a news release, the U.S. attorney’s office in Southern Florida said Platten faces a maximum sentence of 133 years in prison and a maximum fine of $30.75 million. Sentencing is set for Oct. 30.

Platten was indicted in December on 17 charges, including conspiracy to commit securities fraud, securities fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and impeding the internal revenue laws. He was convicted on the conspiracy to commit securities fraud count, six of the 14 securities fraud counts, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and impeding the internal revenue laws.

According to the indictment and evidence introduced at trial, Platten was the president of Harvard Learning Centers, located in Boca Raton.

Harvard Learning changed its name several times and claimed to be involved in several different business ventures. From 2004 to 2007, Platten caused Harvard Learning to issue stock to his wife, his sister, his ex-sister-in-law and his limousine driver, supposedly as repayment of promissory notes, even though Platten knew the promissory notes were fraudulent and the company did not owe these individuals the money reflected on the promissory notes.

In this manner, Platten caused Harvard Learning to issue stock to repay his own obligations and to enrich himself, his relatives and others. Platten also caused a subsidiary of Harvard Learning to pay the personal expenses of himself, his wife, his mother, his sister and his teenage son.

According to the indictment and evidence introduced at trial, Platten failed to file corporate federal tax returns for Harvard Learning for 2004 through 2007, and failed to file his personal federal tax returns for 2004 and 2005. For 2006, Platten failed to report on his personal tax return the income that he received as a result of Harvard Learning's stock issuances and payment of his personal expenses.

According to the indictment and evidence introduced at trial, in order to conceal Platten’s ownership of a house in Boca Raton, Platten caused his limousine driver to purchase the house and obtain a mortgage by providing false information about his income and assets. The day after the driver purchased the house, Platten caused him to execute a quitclaim deed, transferring his interest in the property to Platten's wife.

http://www.bizjournals.com/southflor...7/daily71.html
post #2037 of 2037
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Originally Posted by WantSwingTradePick View Post
My account shows this at 0.000. Anyone know what the deal is with this company?
Yes it dropped SWVLE and changed to SWVL than this morning it did a 1 to 1000 reverse split and changed to SEVA. I'm slowly watching my 100 buck investment disappear.......
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