MORE
POWER PRODUCTIONS: A private investment cannot be solicited to the
PUBLIC, though tv, radio, internet or other public advertisements. The
company has to file a Regulation D Exemption with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and file securities offerings in the states where it is raising money. Since More Power has done neither, it is in violation of both federal and state securities laws. See Cease and Desist Order below. The Commission also requests immediately notifying the Pennsylvania Securities Commission by calling 800-600-0007, or, in Harrisburg: (717) 787-8062, in Pittsburgh: (412) 565-5083 or in Philadelphia: (215) 560-2088 if further
solicitations or sales are made by MPP and Jim Decicco, as it
constitutes violations of the 1972 Act and the Commission's Orders.
Pennsylvania Commission Halts Unregistered Activity By More Power Productions, Inc. and James DeCicco Harrisburg, PA,
09/26/2008 To halt the offer and sale of unregistered securities in
Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Securities Commission (Commission) issued
a Summary Order to Cease and Desist against More Power Productions,
Inc. (MPP), an entity, and James DeCicco (DeCicco), an individual, both
with an address in Redondo Beach, California. MPP maintained a web site at
(Web Site). DeCicco was the CEO and chairman of MPP. According to the
Web Site, MPP was in the business of "developing and implementing a
high-tech, futuristic musical production that is designed to be
contracted to a Las Vegas Casino for entertainment." In
or about August 2008, MPP placed an advertisement (Ad) on an Internet
message board which stated "Established Music/Dot.com Executive seeking
funds for New Entertainment." At least one Pennsylvania resident (PA
Resident) observed the Ad and e-mailed a request for offering materials
(Materials) using the contact information in the Ad. In
or about August 2008, in response to contact information supplied by at
least one PA Resident, DeCicco sent an e-mail to the PA Resident, which
stated that MPP was offering for sale shares of stock (Shares) to fund
the "development of new proprietary audience interaction technology and
its implementation into a theatrical presentation." In
or about August 2008, DeCicco telephoned at least one PA Resident and
told the PA Resident that the minimum purchase was 25,000 Shares for
$25,000. However, DeCicco told the PA Resident that the PA Resident
could purchase 15,000 Shares for $15,000. DeCicco offered for sale the
Shares to at least one PA Resident and told the PA Resident that the
return on investment of the Shares could be "20 times the investment if
everything happens." In
or about September 2008, DeCicco e-mailed the Materials to at least one
PA Resident. The Materials state that MPP is offering for sale
1,000,000 Shares at one dollar per Share, and MPP is seeking a total
capitalization of $1,000,000. The
PA Resident had no substantive, pre-existing relationship with MPP or
DeCicco. The Web Site does not contain the disclosure set forth in
Commission Regulation 203.190. The
Commission ordered More Power Productions, Inc. and James DeCicco to
stop offering or selling the Shares in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
in violation of the Pennsylvania Securities Act of 1972, and in
particular Section 201 thereof. This man is also being sued in LA Superior Court for several counts including Theft of Intellectual Property, Misappropriation of Trade Secrets, Unfair Competition and many other counts as well. That case can be reviewed at www.lasuperiorcourt.org and can be found using case number BC 398485.
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