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Re: btm post# 40015

Thursday, 02/04/2016 12:31:52 PM

Thursday, February 04, 2016 12:31:52 PM

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The Promissory notes clearly state the due date and reason for the notes being in default.

You need to look at the penalties for default on the notes - the Asher notes were 150% of loan plus interest.

And that was exactly what was used when Asher converted and dumped the shares.

The Asher conversion was 45% of the previous 10 trading days average at the time of the conversion.

Not filing because of the notes is complete nonsense.

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