Thursday, September 29, 2016 4:02:48 PM
While Paul may have benefited with a $75,000 payment for a URL he owned, he has taken no salary for three years. Instead, he gave back 50 million of his personal shares to the company which wiped out virtually all the dilution of the past year. He even paid mCig $20k to buy back spoiled inventory. He's repeatedly used his own shares during the past three years to pay company expenses. People are accusing him of scamming with absolutely no evidence but there's plenty of evidence to prove the contrary.
Paul's 50 million share return essentially gives mCig a fresh start. Going forward, the company is in much better shape than it was last quarter.
Les
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