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Thursday, 06/19/2014 2:01:45 PM

Thursday, June 19, 2014 2:01:45 PM

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One last post today from a 8/29/13 email

I explained to you that I can undo the reverse split and make your percentage come back again AND protect it from dilution

· To do this for you preferentially over other shareholders is not permissible unless you have taken a special action directly with the company that sets you apart

· A short term loan makes you a creditor, and as such, the company is in a legal position to provide you with a negotiated package that is unique to you (because of your creditor status)

· The repayment of the loan is being handled by a Connecticut based hedge fund, www.Southridge.com through a process in which approximately $2 million in liabilities are being settled. I pointed out your loan can be the first to be repaid, ahead of all others, and that I had agreement with Southridge to that effect, and that the $25,000 would be repaid with a forbearance premium of $15,000 to provide a $40,000 repayment.

· I also pointed out that the reason that the company needs the money is that it had stopped issuing shares for capital in order to give a pause to dilution, and that due to current backorders we were running the risk of being short on operational needs until that production is caught up.



In summary - I cannot do more than hand you back a financial recovery on a silver platter, with my respect and thanks. It is truly a shame that once again the “big money return” has to go to the Wall Street types who need it the least. They are the ones to whom I have to turn, and they are going to be the ones to benefit. There is no possibility of you recovering your original investment without the special measure that I am offering. It is exceptional (and not currently an arrangement in place between Winning Brands and any other person) to have a non-dilutable recovery of the ownership position prior to the reverse split.