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CEO Said "R/S On or before March 14th" EXACT Words.
Is there still time today for it to happen?
Its coming, per Randy.
Just what everyone that's looking to do an Mj play wants. A R/S right after buying in. Scary stuff. Might just go back to my original shares prior to this bs.
2:3 Wow. Shocker. NOT. 1:2 clearly next...0:1 All the cheerleaders here cant keep it from going to where its going. Clarke doesn't care AT ALL. You guys are starting to sound pathetic. Same cheers that were going on before as it went from .0014 back ALLLLLLLLLLL the way down to no bid.
We got the bait and switch guys. Sister got all the attention and Clarke all of a sudden was soooo worried about his preferred in CYBK..SHADY! Tggi shares sold over last 2 months just funded his operations.. maybe paid his foreclosure fees.. Who knows.
It all seems pretty plain and simple now. Clarke scrambled to get TGGI going in oct but hasn't done a damn thing since. So weird... Not though.
Clarke has and is doing exactly what everyone hates.. Pure pumps with FLUFF.
TONS of Mj speculation prior to CYBK doing ANYTHING. THEN Clarke all of a sudden puts of a couple EXTREMELY FLUFFY prs. This is getting shadier by the day.
This is all getting very frustrating.. Ill just buy some when it gets back to no bid...
How can anyone argue its not going to get there?????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Ever look at the CHART????????????????????????
Still haven't tried. Lol. Monday I will get to it.
The RS we have on the table is 1 to 1000. Mike said he would want to see around 15 millions shares to keep things steady and take the insane volatility out of the equation.. which equates to 1 to 1000...
With every conversation I have had with the CEO.. he has been consistently backing up the idea and is increasingly more and more than leaning that way... Seemed insistent that it was NEEDED and most certainly coming. Unfortunately. He was much less willing to accept the fact that we the shareholders are against it, Than before.
I owned around 60 million shares that I HAD to reduce to under 40. Ive had over 15k tied up for years now.. No need to tie up the last 5k I just threw at it with as flat as its been. Anyone can get what I thought I was getting a deal on. Seemed like this was a no brainer... at the time, BUT the market doesn't lie and usually gets it right.. via PPS.. Volume.. Action.. We hit a road block. Clearly.
I think what I just took out I might just buy in the PP. ya get every comp for the price of one..
I think there is big things coming but its not nearly as simple as we were thinking...hoping...dreaming(CashC). GO ENTI
Lol I have like 60k preferred.. 1 to 1 @ .0002 is like 12 bux for a 10k+ investment...ROFL... ABSOLUTELY REDIC
4s limited? Really? I have to agree. 2s and 1s. I have my orders in though. I let this get back to no bid last time when we went up and made nothing on my 25 millions shares. This is clearly dwindling right back as it did before. I still own, but cmon look at whats happening everyone. Sheesh.
4s are right there and waiting. All you have to do is buy and or BID and get filled.
Gave a few more away.... Not happy about it but had to. I guess even is better than nada.. Still have more than most posting here. LOL
Has anyone physically talked to the new CEO? Im thinking Im going to call him to get some sort of run down here.
That would be nice if that was the price of the current amount of shares held. But that looks more like a post RS number. ENTI isn't hiding the fact that they are looking to RS... has me a little worried.
I just gave someone the 10 millions 2s I bought during the comeback.
Or I should say... 9,999,999
Down to 40 million...and 1, LOLOL
Where's cashclan?
Did he sell? Not around much. He must of sold some.
Might take a day.. Might take a month.. Might take a year. WE WILL MAKE IT!
Also in ibox aswell now...
Its stuck to the top of the board.
Haven't tried yet....
I do own and have for some years now.
See you're possibly a FF
I may also be a FF..PM..RN
E-mail from CEO of LVVV pertaining to RSHN. He stated that the acquisition will be positive for RSHN shareholders. He added:
Quote:
Everything we do is designed to increase that value thereby increasing the value for all the RushNet shareholders.
Quote:
Bill Hodson Today at 11:49 AM
To xxx@yahoo.com
Dear xxx,
Many thanks for your email.
We believe that the acquisition of the RSHN license will be positive for RushNet shareholders. LiveWire is taking control of RushNet and investing money to bring the company current on its filings and financial statement disclosure. As to what the ultimate value of Rushnet will be, we haven’t finalize our diligence of the assets, other than to decide that there is enough value to make the investment worthwhile.
LiveWire is going to become a significant shareholder of RushNet. Everything we do is designed to increase that value thereby increasing the value for all the RushNet shareholders. I’m being specifically vague simply because we need to be precise in how we disclose ownership and control. Rest assured as soon as the final numbers are available, we will disclose them.
Regards,
Bill
Gleaming from the posts on the LVVV board, Bill Hudson has the respect of his shareholders, which is quite a feat on the OTC. He seems like a stand up guy and his email was prompt and courteous. He's certainly a better steward to steer the RSHN ship than his predecessor, Corr.
As a new mod to the board, I will be here to support the ride we are about to go on. I feel there are HUGE things coming..
LETS GO RSHN!
There has got to be a MERGER coming here.
Nice building.. Dayyum.
Shake is working
Zero impact? Really?
LOL
Not talking some REDIC rule change
We have until the 14th... On or before.
I feel most of cashclans morse code has been indicating to this the whole time
DoTs! Yes There Are DOTS to connect!!!
Getting a little more... LOL
Gotta say I some what based my buy here decision on this post...lol.
LETS GO BOYS!
Im Thinking this is most DEFINITELY going to run.
Connected to all the other players developing the MJ products. Good stuff coming. Glad Im in. Thinking this goes to .002 easy.
APRyou has a 50 Billion A/S.. Not sure here... but if aprYOU can do that... this can too.
Im Buying MORE>
Oh and that 1 sale was me.. ACCIDENT. Cost me 100 bux LOLOL
Picked a couple up
It is not Hudson that wants the split...
For some reason GRANDE is the one REALLY pushing for it and talking about it. I kept getting referred to Mike about this matter.. He said it would bring stability and take out the crazy fluctuations caused by day traders.
I think it def would take out the fluctuations because nobody is going to buy a stock that just R/S.
GRANDE did INSIST there would be absolutely NO DILUTION if it were to happen.
Mike said he wanted to keep the os to a very small number.. 5 or 6 million.. But dount quote me on that number.
No it wont be that.
It will be a 1/1000 if it happens
Ask isn't that big. I basically own the ask LOL
well its more like 108.. But not really counting
MM strutting his stuff with his 90 million cap.. games.
Sell 2s?
LOL
Great trading. NOT
ENTI (MARIJUANA NEWS): HUDSON AND GRANDE ENTER INTO DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO REACQUIRE HALL OF FAME BEVERAGES, INC.
Mar 06, 2014
OTC Disclosure & News Service
Rochester, NY -
First Hudson Trust of New York, a Massachusetts trust operating under the laws of the State of Oklahoma ("First Hudson"), and Electronic Merchant Systems Rochester, Inc., a New York corporation ("EMS"), are pleased to announce they have agreed to reacquire Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc. (US.HFBG.PK) ("Hall of Fame").
Michael P. Grande, the Chairman, President, and CEO of EMS, and Randolph S. Hudson, the Managing Administrative Trustee of First Hudson, are anxious to begin planning for the reintroduction of Hall of Fame's former product line, but, also, Mr. Grande has been in negotiations with several suppliers to manufacture and distribute a new THC-based beverage in those states where the sale of such products is permitted. Mr. Grande said, "There are lots of companies claiming to be in the cannabis business in one fashion or another. Only time will tell as to which companies are truly engaged in the business as opposed to those who are trying to capitalize by being associated with the cannabis industry and who have nothing to offer but hype."
Mr. Hudson said, "Perhaps we were premature in rushing to judgment on Hall of Fame; however, given the fast pace at which we are moving, there were certain inconsistencies with Hall of Fame's prior operations for which we could not provide adequate explanations to ourselves. Our goal was not to confuse or mislead shareholders of either Hall of Fame or other companies, but we had to make certain everything was in order with Hall of Fame and that he [the company's sole officer and director] could provide us with adequate explanations as to the company's past business and experience. Alex [Johnson] has done just that. And, as the company's sole control shareholder, I believe him."
The principals of Hall of Fame spent a week, two weeks ago, at Mr. Grande's home in Upstate New York. During that visit, they carefully reviewed and explained Hall of Fame's history and the reasons the company failed in business under its previous management.
Mr. Grande said, "We always knew that Hall of Fame was the stronger of the two companies that we acquired in the beverage business. While neither company did anything in years, Hall of Fame owns and has rights to the better, more marketable products. As with anything else, it is always a matter of "wait and see". In particular, Hall of Fame has strong ties with and endorsements by certain individuals with celebrity status that can further Hall of Fame's marketing in the long run. Moreover, Hall of Fame will complement the operations of all of our other companies; particularly, Central Wireless, Inc. (US.CWIR.PK) from a marketing standpoint."
Hall of Fame must go through a dynamic, yet thorough, (non-bankruptcy) reorganization. Mr. Hudson said, "There are a significant number of issues, both in terms of its operations and administration that must be timely addressed. In addition, we must submit our conclusions in these matters for approval by regulatory and self-regulatory agencies, the outcome of which is uncertain. There have been many companies in the past that have orchestrated schemes to persuade investors of their integrity. We have to make certain that all of the companies under our control are above-board, without reproach. Moreover, many companies of late are claiming to be in industries other than for their designated purposes; namely, the cannabis business. Any company that states it can engage in that business overnight must be lying. These matters take time and are subject to obtaining multi-level regulatory approvals. As with Hall of Fame, or any company, regardless of its field of business, investors should be very cautious and perform their due-diligence prior to investing. They should seek the advice of an attorney and licensed financial advisor before making any investments in these companies because of the enormous risks associated with these companies; particularly, true-penny stocks."
Over the course of the next three months, Hall of Fame will be positioning itself to reenter its field of business and to perform extensive tasks to comply with a significant number of administrative issues.
Alex Johnson, Hall of Fame's principal shareholder and its sole officer and director prior to the acquisition, will remain on Hall of Fame's Board of Directors and will serve in other capacities to the other companies under the aegis of The Hudson and Grande Organization.
Mr. Hudson added, "There is no such thing as a 'gift horse'. Anything worth having is worth fighting for and putting in a lot of time and effort to achieve the company's objectives. The old maxim is true: "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.'"
ENTI (MARIJUANA NEWS)HUDSON AND GRANDE ENTER INTO DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO REACQUIRE HALL OF FAME BEVERAGES, INC.
Mar 06, 2014
OTC Disclosure & News Service
Rochester, NY -
First Hudson Trust of New York, a Massachusetts trust operating under the laws of the State of Oklahoma ("First Hudson"), and Electronic Merchant Systems Rochester, Inc., a New York corporation ("EMS"), are pleased to announce they have agreed to reacquire Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc. (US.HFBG.PK) ("Hall of Fame").
Michael P. Grande, the Chairman, President, and CEO of EMS, and Randolph S. Hudson, the Managing Administrative Trustee of First Hudson, are anxious to begin planning for the reintroduction of Hall of Fame's former product line, but, also, Mr. Grande has been in negotiations with several suppliers to manufacture and distribute a new THC-based beverage in those states where the sale of such products is permitted. Mr. Grande said, "There are lots of companies claiming to be in the cannabis business in one fashion or another. Only time will tell as to which companies are truly engaged in the business as opposed to those who are trying to capitalize by being associated with the cannabis industry and who have nothing to offer but hype."
Mr. Hudson said, "Perhaps we were premature in rushing to judgment on Hall of Fame; however, given the fast pace at which we are moving, there were certain inconsistencies with Hall of Fame's prior operations for which we could not provide adequate explanations to ourselves. Our goal was not to confuse or mislead shareholders of either Hall of Fame or other companies, but we had to make certain everything was in order with Hall of Fame and that he [the company's sole officer and director] could provide us with adequate explanations as to the company's past business and experience. Alex [Johnson] has done just that. And, as the company's sole control shareholder, I believe him."
The principals of Hall of Fame spent a week, two weeks ago, at Mr. Grande's home in Upstate New York. During that visit, they carefully reviewed and explained Hall of Fame's history and the reasons the company failed in business under its previous management.
Mr. Grande said, "We always knew that Hall of Fame was the stronger of the two companies that we acquired in the beverage business. While neither company did anything in years, Hall of Fame owns and has rights to the better, more marketable products. As with anything else, it is always a matter of "wait and see". In particular, Hall of Fame has strong ties with and endorsements by certain individuals with celebrity status that can further Hall of Fame's marketing in the long run. Moreover, Hall of Fame will complement the operations of all of our other companies; particularly, Central Wireless, Inc. (US.CWIR.PK) from a marketing standpoint."
Hall of Fame must go through a dynamic, yet thorough, (non-bankruptcy) reorganization. Mr. Hudson said, "There are a significant number of issues, both in terms of its operations and administration that must be timely addressed. In addition, we must submit our conclusions in these matters for approval by regulatory and self-regulatory agencies, the outcome of which is uncertain. There have been many companies in the past that have orchestrated schemes to persuade investors of their integrity. We have to make certain that all of the companies under our control are above-board, without reproach. Moreover, many companies of late are claiming to be in industries other than for their designated purposes; namely, the cannabis business. Any company that states it can engage in that business overnight must be lying. These matters take time and are subject to obtaining multi-level regulatory approvals. As with Hall of Fame, or any company, regardless of its field of business, investors should be very cautious and perform their due-diligence prior to investing. They should seek the advice of an attorney and licensed financial advisor before making any investments in these companies because of the enormous risks associated with these companies; particularly, true-penny stocks."
Over the course of the next three months, Hall of Fame will be positioning itself to reenter its field of business and to perform extensive tasks to comply with a significant number of administrative issues.
Alex Johnson, Hall of Fame's principal shareholder and its sole officer and director prior to the acquisition, will remain on Hall of Fame's Board of Directors and will serve in other capacities to the other companies under the aegis of The Hudson and Grande Organization.
Mr. Hudson added, "There is no such thing as a 'gift horse'. Anything worth having is worth fighting for and putting in a lot of time and effort to achieve the company's objectives. The old maxim is true: "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.'"
ENTI (MARIJUANA NEWS): HUDSON AND GRANDE ENTER INTO DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO REACQUIRE HALL OF FAME BEVERAGES, INC.
Mar 06, 2014
OTC Disclosure & News Service
Rochester, NY -
First Hudson Trust of New York, a Massachusetts trust operating under the laws of the State of Oklahoma ("First Hudson"), and Electronic Merchant Systems Rochester, Inc., a New York corporation ("EMS"), are pleased to announce they have agreed to reacquire Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc. (US.HFBG.PK) ("Hall of Fame").
Michael P. Grande, the Chairman, President, and CEO of EMS, and Randolph S. Hudson, the Managing Administrative Trustee of First Hudson, are anxious to begin planning for the reintroduction of Hall of Fame's former product line, but, also, Mr. Grande has been in negotiations with several suppliers to manufacture and distribute a new THC-based beverage in those states where the sale of such products is permitted. Mr. Grande said, "There are lots of companies claiming to be in the cannabis business in one fashion or another. Only time will tell as to which companies are truly engaged in the business as opposed to those who are trying to capitalize by being associated with the cannabis industry and who have nothing to offer but hype."
Mr. Hudson said, "Perhaps we were premature in rushing to judgment on Hall of Fame; however, given the fast pace at which we are moving, there were certain inconsistencies with Hall of Fame's prior operations for which we could not provide adequate explanations to ourselves. Our goal was not to confuse or mislead shareholders of either Hall of Fame or other companies, but we had to make certain everything was in order with Hall of Fame and that he [the company's sole officer and director] could provide us with adequate explanations as to the company's past business and experience. Alex [Johnson] has done just that. And, as the company's sole control shareholder, I believe him."
The principals of Hall of Fame spent a week, two weeks ago, at Mr. Grande's home in Upstate New York. During that visit, they carefully reviewed and explained Hall of Fame's history and the reasons the company failed in business under its previous management.
Mr. Grande said, "We always knew that Hall of Fame was the stronger of the two companies that we acquired in the beverage business. While neither company did anything in years, Hall of Fame owns and has rights to the better, more marketable products. As with anything else, it is always a matter of "wait and see". In particular, Hall of Fame has strong ties with and endorsements by certain individuals with celebrity status that can further Hall of Fame's marketing in the long run. Moreover, Hall of Fame will complement the operations of all of our other companies; particularly, Central Wireless, Inc. (US.CWIR.PK) from a marketing standpoint."
Hall of Fame must go through a dynamic, yet thorough, (non-bankruptcy) reorganization. Mr. Hudson said, "There are a significant number of issues, both in terms of its operations and administration that must be timely addressed. In addition, we must submit our conclusions in these matters for approval by regulatory and self-regulatory agencies, the outcome of which is uncertain. There have been many companies in the past that have orchestrated schemes to persuade investors of their integrity. We have to make certain that all of the companies under our control are above-board, without reproach. Moreover, many companies of late are claiming to be in industries other than for their designated purposes; namely, the cannabis business. Any company that states it can engage in that business overnight must be lying. These matters take time and are subject to obtaining multi-level regulatory approvals. As with Hall of Fame, or any company, regardless of its field of business, investors should be very cautious and perform their due-diligence prior to investing. They should seek the advice of an attorney and licensed financial advisor before making any investments in these companies because of the enormous risks associated with these companies; particularly, true-penny stocks."
Over the course of the next three months, Hall of Fame will be positioning itself to reenter its field of business and to perform extensive tasks to comply with a significant number of administrative issues.
Alex Johnson, Hall of Fame's principal shareholder and its sole officer and director prior to the acquisition, will remain on Hall of Fame's Board of Directors and will serve in other capacities to the other companies under the aegis of The Hudson and Grande Organization.
Mr. Hudson added, "There is no such thing as a 'gift horse'. Anything worth having is worth fighting for and putting in a lot of time and effort to achieve the company's objectives. The old maxim is true: "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.'"
ENTI (MARIJUANA NEWS): HUDSON AND GRANDE ENTER INTO DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO REACQUIRE HALL OF FAME BEVERAGES, INC.
Mar 06, 2014
OTC Disclosure & News Service
Rochester, NY -
First Hudson Trust of New York, a Massachusetts trust operating under the laws of the State of Oklahoma ("First Hudson"), and Electronic Merchant Systems Rochester, Inc., a New York corporation ("EMS"), are pleased to announce they have agreed to reacquire Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc. (US.HFBG.PK) ("Hall of Fame").
Michael P. Grande, the Chairman, President, and CEO of EMS, and Randolph S. Hudson, the Managing Administrative Trustee of First Hudson, are anxious to begin planning for the reintroduction of Hall of Fame's former product line, but, also, Mr. Grande has been in negotiations with several suppliers to manufacture and distribute a new THC-based beverage in those states where the sale of such products is permitted. Mr. Grande said, "There are lots of companies claiming to be in the cannabis business in one fashion or another. Only time will tell as to which companies are truly engaged in the business as opposed to those who are trying to capitalize by being associated with the cannabis industry and who have nothing to offer but hype."
Mr. Hudson said, "Perhaps we were premature in rushing to judgment on Hall of Fame; however, given the fast pace at which we are moving, there were certain inconsistencies with Hall of Fame's prior operations for which we could not provide adequate explanations to ourselves. Our goal was not to confuse or mislead shareholders of either Hall of Fame or other companies, but we had to make certain everything was in order with Hall of Fame and that he [the company's sole officer and director] could provide us with adequate explanations as to the company's past business and experience. Alex [Johnson] has done just that. And, as the company's sole control shareholder, I believe him."
The principals of Hall of Fame spent a week, two weeks ago, at Mr. Grande's home in Upstate New York. During that visit, they carefully reviewed and explained Hall of Fame's history and the reasons the company failed in business under its previous management.
Mr. Grande said, "We always knew that Hall of Fame was the stronger of the two companies that we acquired in the beverage business. While neither company did anything in years, Hall of Fame owns and has rights to the better, more marketable products. As with anything else, it is always a matter of "wait and see". In particular, Hall of Fame has strong ties with and endorsements by certain individuals with celebrity status that can further Hall of Fame's marketing in the long run. Moreover, Hall of Fame will complement the operations of all of our other companies; particularly, Central Wireless, Inc. (US.CWIR.PK) from a marketing standpoint."
Hall of Fame must go through a dynamic, yet thorough, (non-bankruptcy) reorganization. Mr. Hudson said, "There are a significant number of issues, both in terms of its operations and administration that must be timely addressed. In addition, we must submit our conclusions in these matters for approval by regulatory and self-regulatory agencies, the outcome of which is uncertain. There have been many companies in the past that have orchestrated schemes to persuade investors of their integrity. We have to make certain that all of the companies under our control are above-board, without reproach. Moreover, many companies of late are claiming to be in industries other than for their designated purposes; namely, the cannabis business. Any company that states it can engage in that business overnight must be lying. These matters take time and are subject to obtaining multi-level regulatory approvals. As with Hall of Fame, or any company, regardless of its field of business, investors should be very cautious and perform their due-diligence prior to investing. They should seek the advice of an attorney and licensed financial advisor before making any investments in these companies because of the enormous risks associated with these companies; particularly, true-penny stocks."
Over the course of the next three months, Hall of Fame will be positioning itself to reenter its field of business and to perform extensive tasks to comply with a significant number of administrative issues.
Alex Johnson, Hall of Fame's principal shareholder and its sole officer and director prior to the acquisition, will remain on Hall of Fame's Board of Directors and will serve in other capacities to the other companies under the aegis of The Hudson and Grande Organization.
Mr. Hudson added, "There is no such thing as a 'gift horse'. Anything worth having is worth fighting for and putting in a lot of time and effort to achieve the company's objectives. The old maxim is true: "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.'"
FDA will have NADA to do with ENTI or any of its companies. I assume there will be a full separate division created in the gov when they remove Mj from the schedule and FINALY decide users aren't criminals.
Dbuc I doubt it affects the s/s but does have a large affect of the trading session.. I think.