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Saturday, 10/25/2014 7:38:05 AM

Saturday, October 25, 2014 7:38:05 AM

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Anyone notice that the symbol for GCHI changed in our accounts to... 8T54294

Here's what it has under my 'activity' tab...

14 Oct 2014

W009034 - WORLDWIDE INTERNET INC CONTRA CUSIP TO GCHI GREEN CO HLDGS REST SEC ACT 1933; 1 FOR 1

XCH RG -xx,xxx.xx Not applicable USD 14 Oct 2014

14 Oct 2014

8T54294 - GCHI GREEN CO HOLDINGS INC (NB) REST 03/26/15 - 36162U101 SHRS RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE

XCH RG xx,xxx.xx Not applicable USD 14 Oct 2014



Saying that, if we are to have our shares restricted until March, I, for one, am happy..... consider this.

WNTR has 13,669,394 Common shares of GCHI with a pre-audit value of $1.00 per share, as well as 3,000,000 preferred GCHI shares with a value of $5.00 per share, for a total valuation of $28,669,394 Canadian dollars (the equivalent of approximately $25,515,760 United States dollars (at current exchange rates).
The new WNTR financials will of course show a decrease of assets including E3, Pamlico Energy, Greener Wind Solutions shares, A/R of c. $1.7, etc..... (my total estimate is around $4-4.5 million....
So in essence, WNTR Assets should increase by approximately $21 million dollars bringing the total WNTR assets to $50-55 million dollars.

Take into consideration this....

The solar project that the company is working on is expected to provide cash dividends in 2014.


http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/WNTR/news/Worldwide-Provides-Shareholder-Update?id=72181&b=y

Many here are under the impression that GCHI shares will be sold by the boatload from WNTR investors looking to cash out.....but what if???? .... what if during the time frame of IPO (or initial trading) in November 2014 to March 2015, a cash dividend is announced and/or distributed......?????

Regardless, I am definitely looking forward to what I am expecting to happen over the coming weeks with the 2 spinoffs, financial reports, future dividends, etc...

The future is bright!

Cheers,

Nathan