Emperial Americas, Inc. (fka TEXX)

[loanranger]

I did not.
That said, it raised a question.....a question other than the obvious "What was the actual content of the email?".

A shareholder, or someone who appears to be a shareholder, had asked:
"Did you or any other shareholders get a blast E/M From Huffman?????????"

Another presumed shareholder received a message from "Lou", the TEMN IR guy, that said:
"the other theory I hear is someone and I do not want to mention names because they are involved in the court case sent out a mass email to the shareholder list saying sell and other false claims."

It SOUNDS LIKE Huffman sent an email to shareholders. How did he get a copy of a shareholder list?


I wondered about that....shareholders lists aren't things that one can find online or at your local library....and then I saw this post:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=106113125&txt2find=shareholder|list

In that post we see a person who, it turns out, was regularly provided with information that wasn't in the public domain. He makes the point that he was a trusted confidante of the CEO by asking a number of questions:
How do I know filings are coming out BEFORE THEY DO?

How do I have the Pena Letter?

How do I have shareholder lists?

How do I have emails between Mazzo and Huffman?

How is it I have emails between Alonzo and Sonfield......and Kara?

How is it I have an opinion from an attorney named Pierce (no relation) sent to FINRA about the 1B shares because FINRA won't accept Sonfield's opinions?

How is it I have SO MANY documents that can't be order from a court or NV SOS, but I had no agreement?"


Obviously we have no idea about the currency or completeness of the shareholder lists purportedly possessed by the parties, but that's TWO people who purportedly hold shareholder information that they aren't entitled to....one with email addresses. I don't know exactly what laws are in place to protect that information, but I'm betting that there are some.

So there's that question, which doesn't touch at all on what "saying sell and other false claims" may have actually entailed, assuming such an email actually exists.

As usual, I can only offer lots of questions....and very few answers....except for "No, I did not get a reply to this highly pertinent question."
(As a reminder, the question was "Did you get such an email and, if so, what did it say?")


ps. I'm not sure if we learn anything from it, but I saw ZERO responses indicating that such an email had been received in response to: "Did you or any other shareholders get a blast E/M From Huffman?????????"
Was no email sent or is no shareholder willing to admit that they received it?