Oops, no he did not. Apparently there was a "mistake" made. The Original Convertible Note mistakenly included a conversion price of $0.0144 per share of Common Stock. Using that conversion price, Roche Enterprises would have been able to convert the balance of the note, at any time, into approximately 13,958,333 shares of Common Stock. The business understanding of the parties was that the conversion price should in fact be $0.002601 per share of Common Stock, the same weighted average conversion price applicable to the conversion of the Registrant’s former convertible note with an unaffiliated lender, Carebourn Capital, L.P., into shares of Common Stock during 2016. Oh my, RVUE made a boo boo. http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=11786800 Duped. No wonder they waited three weeks instead of four days as required by law to disclose this "mistake" once the shares were converted. Oh right, they are a dark filer now and not subject to the requirements under law for a 1934 registrant.