July 2002
ICM Telecommunications spun off a subsidiary company and named it Canyon Mountain Theaters, Inc., a Nevada Corporation.
Aug 2002
Canyon Mountain Theaters, Inc changed name to Consolidated Oil & Gas, Inc.
March 2003
Consolidated Oil & Gas changed its name to Hampden Group, Inc.
November 2004
From March 2003 to November 2004, the Hampden Group remained relatively inactive until the board members decided to pursue the lucrative sub-prime lending market. The focus of the company was to access the profit potential of the automobile financing industry by forming a wholly-owned subsidiary, Prepaid Motors, Inc., an Arizona corporation.
December 2004
Prepaid Motors, Inc. acquired their Sales Finance license, and began conducting business allowed by the state regulations. The stated business included using raised funds to acquire automobile financing in the amount of $100,000.00 from NowAuto, Inc. Also Prepaid Motors, Inc. under the same licensing began operating as a direct automobile title loan provider.
April 2005
Prepaid Motors, Inc. acquired their Deferred Presentment and Premium Finance licenses. With the Deferred Presentment license the company began conducting Payday or Cash Advance loans over the Internet.
August 2005
The original board members decided that in order to realize the full potential of the Hampden Group, new management was needed. Michael Raburn resigned as President and Randall Humphrey was appointed as the new President/CEO of the Hampden Group. Mr. Humphrey recruited Roger Marach for the position of Chief Financial Officer and Mark E. Stumm as the Chief Technology Officer and Chief Marketing Officer.
September 2005
The new management came to the conclusion that the payday loan industry was a highly profitable industry, but also highly competitive. Hampden Group management begins the steps needed to re-position the company and focus on two less competitive segments, auto title loans, and a new service offering, Cash Advance Outsourcing.
November 2005
Re-launch of the Hampden Group and PrePaid Motors Websites. Introduces “PrePay: Cash Advance Outsourcing Service and signs agreement with PayTech to provide cash advances to the members of their Professional Employer Organization (PEO).
February 2006
Completion of PrePayCashAdvance.com, a new web-based application designed to automate the cash advance process for employers and Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) by using technology to manage the required processing steps from origination through collection.
October 2006
Hampden Group completes a share exchange (Reverse Merger) with Color Genesis, Inc., a Georgia corporation currently doing business as MyPhotopipe.com, Inc. Going forward, Hampden Group, Inc. stock will be traded under the new symbol “MPPC” on the Pinksheet Exchange and the company will change its name to MyPhotopipe.com, Inc., a Nevada corporation. Post-merger, the assets and liabilities of the former Hampden Group were acquired by Hampden Group Holdings, Inc., a privately held company represented by former Hampden Group debt holders.
March 2007
Hampden Group Holdings completes the sale of PrePayCashAdvance.com, a web-based application designed to automate the cash advance process for employers and Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs), to QC Holdings, Inc, a pubic company and leading provider of short-term loans in the United States.
