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Re: ofspring post# 41354

Wednesday, 03/18/2015 5:35:56 PM

Wednesday, March 18, 2015 5:35:56 PM

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Who's on first, What's on second.
No Sale Of Crane Creek trucking.The first draw of funds was use for the acquisition of Crane Creek Trucking, as announced on August 21, 2014
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/pta-holdings-inc-signs-5-million-revolving-credit-facility-with-tca-global-credit-master-fund-to-support-growth-and-advance-acquisition-efforts-2014-09-03
The Company's Nortford subsidiary has become a direct fleet operator with H & N Logistics. NOT POSSIBLE
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/pta-holdings-inc-announces-2nd-quarter-2014-results-and-results-of-5-million-credit-facility-with-tca-global-master-credit-fund-2014-09-16

I will hold with what was posted. Don't feel like pulling out the Ptah secret decoder to look at their figures tonight. "Their debts"
were paid off.. Nortford bank loan & Kingsley Bank loan. No purchase disclosed or verifiable.

The TCA deal is their story not mine.
Details not disclosed. A phone call verification was made to TCA and acknowledged a relationship.

The funds were reported as used to purchase Crane Creek Trucking
and there was no sale of Crane creek Trucking.Where did the money go?. And also to pay down debt.
If you notice it was Nortford bank loan, and debt owed brought on from Kingsley. Basically all their personal liabilities (debts) taken care of. Now you either believe they owe TCA $750,000 or you don't? I have always thought there was no such TCA deal as disclosed. smells fishy.

Most likely original trucks were obtained from Mckay transcold, which came from spattford. Whether there were actual loans or not,
either way trucks could have been sold and debts paid off.

They had an operation Eggspress they ran the wheels off of for awhile, not sustainable.

No verifiable operations disclosed, or can be verified since may 2014... 2014 bleeding red ink as of 3rd Q 2014 report.

Blanks in reporting.