can you tell me about the company - NACAP?
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Nacap operates worldwide as managing contractor, asset manager and preferred partner for the construction of underground infrastructure, providing a wide range of multidisciplinary solutions for the transport of oil, gas, water, electricity and data, all on a turnkey basis.\nNacap employs some 3,000 people worldwide and is a member of the Koop group, which consists of internationally operating contracting companies with a combined annual turnover of some one billion US dollars. \nOngoing projects \nAustralia \nDBNGP - natural gas pipeline Dampier - Bunbury \n\nGermany \nE.ON-Ruhrgas AG - natural gas pipeline Lauterbach – Scheidt \nGlas Trösch Holding AG - floatglass plant Osterweddingen \n\nIndonesia \nPT Saipem Indonesia - HDD shore approaches for BP Tangguh project \n\nRussia \nTransneft - the Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) oil pipeline \nJSC Globalstroy-Engineering - three HDD river crossings Naryan-Mar \n\nSaudi Arabia \nSaudi Aramco - Khurais seawater injection & distribution headers  \nSaudi Aramco - Khuff Gas project \nSaudi Aramco - SHY 1 expansion \nSaudi Chevron Philips Co. - natural gas pipeline and plant works Juaymah to Jubail \nSaudi Aramco - Hawiyah HNRP project \n\nThailand \nPTT Public Limited Company - Sai Noi gas pipeline project \nPTT Public Company Limited - third transmission pipeline project \n\nThe Netherlands \nN.V. Nederlandse Gasunie - gas pipeline Grijpskerk – Workum \nN.V. Nederlandse Gasunie - gas pipeline Workum – Wieringermeer  \n\nUnited Kingdom \nNational Grid - gas pipeline South Wales, Milford Haven - Aberdulais \nNational Grid - gas pipeline South Wales, Felindre - Tirely \nFor more details chk - http://www.nacap.nl/
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According to my research, Phat Farm was never a publicly traded company.  However, you might try calling them and asking to speak to someone in investor relations, or the CFO regarding investing with them.\n\nToll Free 800 Number:\n1-866-547-5319\n\nHowever, read the article from Supa Cindy in the sources area first.  It looks like this may not be the kind of company you want to invest in...\n\nIf you want to learn about investing in clothing companies, I would suggest you take a look at the Motley Fool (fool.com).  I've recently purchased some NWY through knowledge I gained there; up 11% in the past few weeks.\n\nGood Luck
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There's a lot of good information in the link below. I would also run their name at Better Business Bureau.
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You will be found!\nThe company is a traditional Multi-Level Marketing company (MLM). They have or had a matrix 4X10 or something for a compensation plan, that means your earnings are capped. They may or at least they used to require, boy am I gonna get spammed, an involuntary shipment per month. At least this way people are using the product and people are making money.\nHopefully those who contact you will explain all I have said.
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I checked two major business databases, and this company is not registered.\n\nIf this is some sort of "employment opportunity" or "money making venture," I would stay away because they are not legitimate.
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It's a publicly held company.
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go to google and search for the company!!
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Most likely it's a scam.  You will want to do much research before getting involved in any such companies.
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Try their corporate website\nI am sure it lists all there successes in the past
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No NAZA never landed my dear lad. I don't think they ever took off! Isn't NAZA a Malaysian company that owns part of KIA and Peugeot? They might pray to Allah...but it depends on who you ask.
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It was the Company: Aventis Pharmaceuticals\nApproval Status: Approved April 2004\nTreatment for: Respiratory Infections
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Go to the website. Look under corporate.
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Yes, I've heard of them. They appear solid.\nAny company that managed to exist for 25 years has to know what they're doing.  BTW, check out http://ibooyah.com for investment ideas.
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Sorry, I have not. I actually own a business in the health/wellness industry, which is the next trillion dollar industry due to the baby boomers. That's why I chose it over selling makeup or candles, etc, because I needed stability and income potential that I could will to my children. I chose Tahitian Noni International because I did my research and found the company was documented and ranked the 4th fastest growing company ever of any kind in their first 6 years, and the product was documented by the Discovery Channel and the ONLY nutritional supplement juice found in the Physicians Desk Reference, unlike Xango or ANY other supplement juice. With all of the credibility, I took a leap of faith, and it has paid off. Also, what makes this company different is they offer access marketing. We get paid off of movies, cafes, and co-branding with household products that has nothing to do with us selling. Don't believe what other people or I tell you. Inspect what you expect. If you do thorough research like I did, you will find your goldmine. I truly believe in my company and my product, and the fact that we did over $49 million last month, have made over $3 billion in less than 10 years, and that a bottle is sold worldwide every 1.8 seconds, alot of other people do as well. Do your own research, but I will be glad to assist you if you want to know more.
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First I would do a goggle search using the name and information you have. It's surprising how much is out there you can find out with just a simple search.\n\nSecond contact the better business bureau and the Chamber of Commerce (through their website) there in Phoenix Arizona and ask if they have had any reports of problems with this company. It's free through both of these sources to find out about a business and they will tell you of any major problems that have been reported. \n\nThird I would ask the financial aid office at the school I was planning to attend if they had any information about the company. If they don't know anything about them ask how to contact the Federal Student Loan Department to find out what they have on them. Sallie Mae keeps records on problems with lenders and will provide that information to you.\n\nSee the resources area below for URLs \n\n(Remember that companies that are questionable change their information often so not finding out anything doesn't mean all is OK. Use all of the resources before you decide and look for positive information not just a lack of complaints.)
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It's an oil company in Nigeria. I hope you haven't gotten a 419 letter. Do not invest any money in a company you know nothing about it may well be a scam.\n\nDon't say I didn't warn you!!!!!!!!
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Here you go, straight from their corporate website:\nhttp://www.loews.com/loews.nsf/about.htm