Jordan Starkman

Part of Pearlstar Corp., Pay By The Day, Inc. is a Canadian company that provides consumer lending services. The company is based in Concord, Canada. The company was founded by Jordan Starkman.

Health Advances LLC provides consulting services to the health care industry. It offers clinical development strategy, lifecycle management, partnering and licensing, portfolio planning, product positioning, strategic and business planning, technology commercialization, valuation and financial analysis. The company was founded by Paula Ness Sprees and Mark S. Sprees in 1992 and is headquartered in Weston, MA.

Guardians of Gold, Inc. explore and reprocess precious and base metals mines. The company focuses on precious and base metal exploration, with projects located in the U.S. and Canada. It intends to reprocess precious and base metals mine tailings utilizing secondary recovery methods to extract and trace quantities of gold and other precious minerals from existing mine tailings. The company was founded on February 5, 1997 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

Pay By The Day Holdings, Inc. focuses on direct sales of computer products and consumer electronics. Its goal is to be a key player in the sale of computer products and consumer electronics directly to consumers through a targeted multi-media direct marketing approach. The company's primary success will come from consumers desire to purchase products through a variety of financing options and payments starting at a dollar a day and its targeted multi-media direct marketing approach involves a combination of both television commercials and print advertisements in selected communities that fit its target market. It is a one stop shop for its customers who may have limited access to capital and a need or desire to purchase its product offerings and has recognized the sales and profit potential of selling computer products and consumer electronics to customers that may want or need to use credit facilities to make their purchases. The company's primary concentration is rural communities lacking big box retailers and customers who are not price conscious.