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Tuesday, 01/10/2017 12:22:12 PM

Tuesday, January 10, 2017 12:22:12 PM

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HOP-On failure - no business license, so Hop-On can't enter into contracts, do deals, or defend itself in court.

Looks like the CES was an utter failure, except for the reverse split they need so they can continue dumping dilutive shares on the unsuspecting.

I see Hop-On has also failed to get those additional preferred shares they owe. Maybe they'll have to add the debt back on their books. Looks like a twitter follower is not too happy that those shares still have not been created, despite Hop-On claiming it would file with Nevada to create the new shares.

Nevada shows Hop-On has 20 million special preferred shares authorized, but has 30 million preferred shares issued and outstanding.
Sounds like a HUGE problem for Hop-On.