Replies to post #11757 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[MrPics]

And?

http://newsblaze.com/story/2006060908302800005.mwir/topstory.html

A portion of the proceeds of this financing was used to acquire Markow Photo. The balance will be used as working capital to help fund the company's sales growth, future acquisitions and intellectual property development.

[funsteen]

FBCD has purchased everything it needs already, licenses and Marvel are done .APA was for the deals super rad signed.. which was tooise roll, love is and dr seuss.. everything after that was paid by FBCD, per PR. Apa does not equal marvel.. paul frank etc.

Could it be that they dont want to buy anything more from Superrad and are going to take their assets to a new name change? Where are the financials from super rad since 06? We needed the rights to artists and toys , Marvel and a name change... super rad or not doesnt matter as long as it shows that FBCD is no longer a shell imo

[underdog150]

This is even more interesting nodummy. FBCD filed a 13g on 11/28 stating that Capitoline Ventures is now a holder of more than 5% of company stock, if I'm reading this filling correctly.
http://yahoo.brand.edgar-online.com/displayfilinginfo.aspx?FilingID=8264024-1591-18666&type=sect&TabIndex=2&companyid=721909&ppu=%252fdefault.aspx%253fcik%253d1370816
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FBCD - you'll find this interesting too

Christopher LeClerc's other publicly trading company that he has been involved with as an officer (mostly as president and CEO or CFO) going all the way back to 2004 (Liska Biometry Inc - LSKA) got $5,300,000 in financing from Capitoline Advisors Inc that they never disclosed.

http://www.capitolineadvisors.com/Transactions.html

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Since LSKA never disclosed having gotten this financing in any filings or any press releases or even on their website it sort of makes you wonder where the money really went and what it got used for.

Odd isn't it that a dead company like LSKA that hasn't filed a financial statement since 2007 can get $5,300,000 in financing and FBCD can't come up with $250,000 for the Super Rad Corp deal.

LSKA used to trade at $.19/share at the time of its last financial statement in 2007. Since then it has gone all the way down to $.0014/share.


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Side Note: Capitoline Advisors Inc arranged a lot of financing for Amerex.

http://www.capitolineadvisors.com/Transactions.html

The two executives of Capitoline, NICHOLAS J. MALINO and ROBERT T. ROEVER were both officers of Amerex Group Inc (AEXG). Malino was the former CEO and Roever a long time director.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/AEXG/financials



Other Side Note: Capitoline Advisors Inc and Capitoline Ventures II, LLC (another Robert Roever company) were both heavily involved in financing agreements with Neah Power Systems, Inc. (NPWZ).