There was never an April relaunch scheduled. Adrian only said that because he had to give a presentation that looked somewhat legit to RedChip, so that new investors would possibly buy and the 2/1/2016 note holders could sell the shares that was given to them as payment. Adrian do not care about you or the rest of us, he is working to recover money for Mel and company PERIOD. Whatever happens after that is a big question mark. I can guarantee that he will put out a BS PR in about two weeks (probably that the corrosive test is complete, but cans won't be ordered, because he will still be looking for a Co Packer) because that is when the next set of notes will convert and whatever is said in that PR will just be another lie so that those note holders can sell and the stock will stay at .0001, watch and see.

To Adrian if this is not true prove me wrong by putting out a PR that is not full of fluff prior to the notes converting.

April starts tomorrow and zero news, not even fluff. So much for those who were still holding out hope that Adrian would come through. Adrian can't even get a product run by April 30th now.

I don't know when that happened either, but when I was going through some of the older SEC filing at one point they were using a different can supply company and co packer then the one listed in the last 10k report before they stopped filing with the SEC. Maybe they changed suppliers because of those issues. I don't remember what filing it was.

E-mail or Call him and let him know this. Also let us know if he responds and his response. If he would just be honest about what happened and what is going on, people wouldn't have to come up with their own conclusion. He can't just continually make statements that he plan, hope or want to do a relaunch while taking investors money to pay debits and don't follow through on any of it. It's called FRAUD. If he can't relaunch for whatever reason that's fine, but he can't just make misleading or untrue statements for new investors to buy in order for note holders to dump shares that were giving to them as payment, that is a Ponzi Scheme.

No, someone who is trying to justify Adrian's actions when he don't deliver as stated. Then when no one is buying the BS try to blame the investor when they want answers about their investment which Adrian may not be honest about what is going on. Investor do have the right ask about the company they are invested in and to expect honest answers.

You sound like Adrian and his PR's

Adrian is waiting until the next set of notes are scheduled to convert before releasing another BS PR. That's how you know he's a scammer.

I got a feeling that since this sham is pretty much done and no one is falling for the fake PR's and Tweets anymore it may be announced soon that Adrian has resigned and a new CEO will be brought in. No confirmation just a feeling I have.

Is this a confirmation or just a guess? The earnings were scheduled to be released yesterday, but that didn't happen.

Have anyone spoken to Adrian by phone or e-mail lately?

There is probably no issue with using the same materials, however since this product has not been produced in 3 years there could have been regulatory issues that may have changed. I would think the can supply companies as well as the co packers would have already known if certain material and/or ingredients could no longer be used once Adrian contacted them. My point is if any changes needed to be made with the cans or the product itself all of that should have been addressed several months ago. It does not appear that Adrian contacted anyone until recently. What have Adrian being doing for the last year to get the actual product reproduced?

What excuse do you have for him not doing it last year when he said that drinks would be released in 3rd and 4th quarter? Until that is explained or we get a product run, this needs to be looked at and flagged as a possible scam to cheat investors out of money.

I guess you haven't seen Adrian's last tweet. Cans have not even been ordered because he's trying to determine if they will corrode over a certain period of time. Why this was not done previously shows the level of incompetence this guy has. I would be shame to call myself a CEO if I didn't know what the hell I was doing in this industry.

I was pretty sure we wouldn't get production by then, but I thought we would get some BS PR explain why there is yet another delay.

For me it's not even about the wait, it's the fact that he started off lying. Why even pretend that the drinks would be relaunched at any point last year, then turn around and say you need to raise money. Now it's about reformulating, updating the can design, getting the UPC codes back, testing the cans for corrosion, looking for a co packer, and getting store distribution again. I want to know why any of this was not done last year and an explanation why he gave off the impression that all of this was in place for a 3rd and 4th quarter relaunch in 2016.

Anyone who is still thinking Adrian is justified after all of that is either a FOOL or is in on the possible SCAM.

The things he is now saying is the things he should have been saying this time last year. He has been in this position a year and just now getting started in the planning phase. That's not acceptable and if anyone else would have done those things on their job they would be replaced immediately.

Oh yeah, I'm getting ahead of myself, LOL.

I was going by the 12/22/2017 SOS filing, but I went back and looked at it after you talked about par value and it does say .001 par value not per share.

$2000.00 is not the debt amount either. The .001 is just what each of those Series G stock is estimated to be valued at, not what it may trade for once converted. Did anyone notice that the 25 billion common shares is currently valued at .00001, not .0001?

I don't think the debt is 8 million or the actual company is worth 8 million dollars. That 8 million dollar number came up when the Series G stock was created. It showed 2 million shares valued at $4.00 a shares. I don't know if this was a mistake or if Adrian did that to justify creating the Series G to pay debts and getting possibly acquisitions when he was on that kick. That Series G stock has since been modified to be valued at .001, but no one is now saying Adrian only owes $2000.00, 8 million is still stuck in their heads.

That's the only thing that will save this company, a production run, but the dilution isn't going to stop right now, because there are more notes that have to be converted. Most are no longer believing the fluff and string along PR's/Tweets. The common shareholders are wanting action after giving this guy a year. And even though it does not appear he is working for our benefit, he's going to have to give us something in order for the note holders to be able to sell their stock they are receiving

Adrian said he was brought in as a turnaround/takeover over specialist. If anyone get a chance to speak to him again, we need to ask what exactly is that and what was he actually hired to do for DNA Brands and see how he answer the question.

Yes, the DNAX stock became a big SCAM from the day Adrian took over. He was clearly hired to recover money for Mel and company. If anyone go back and listen to the CC and read the PR's he was sometimes telling us. Remember he said he took this over as a project, looking back does that sound like someone who was fully vested in getting the drinks back into retail. Adrian did and is doing exactly what he was hired to do and that is to recover money for Mel and Company by any means necessary, which includes pretending to relaunch the company and/or pretending to be working on an acquisition deal or merger so the the note holders listed in the annual report can sell the stock given to them as payment. He doesn't care who buys it or if they can sell it back or make a profit in the future.

It also looks like there were people encouraging others to buy this stock on various boards. Those people is/was probably working with or for the note holders, not necessarily Adrian because at the end of the day Adrian still gets his fee regardless if the note holders are able to recover their money and if the company fail or succeed.

Based on Adrian's tweet yesterday, it don't look like production will happen on April 15. A corrosion test is currently being done on the cans. If Adrian is still being somewhat honest, we may get production by the end of April or early May. Of course non of this has been confirmed by Adrian, just based on how long each process takes from old filings.

First off it's L2 not M2. Secondly, I don't have to purchase L2 through Ihub, I get it free through the TD Ameritrade App, so I do see what MM are showing and the bids and asks, and I know a lot more then you may think because I've been here, just never posted until recently. Third you can see all the trades on ihub by putting the symbol in the get quote box then once you get to the next screen, you select trades. DNAX trades are coming up as ? because the stock price is actually between .0001, up or down.

What you are taking about is a normal buy and sell trade. Adrian is given the stock not selling the stock to Mel and company, for payment owed. It looks like a sell because it is coming from the company but they are not actually paying Adrian/DNA Brands to receive it.

The only money Adrian/DNA Brands is receiving is when a real dilution happens that's why he only had the $61,000 and not double that.

LOL, that's good, really good actually. I do hope that's the case, but with Adrian being all over the map it's hard to see what his end game is. I know Mel and company has to get paid, but I hate seeing it possibly at the expense of the shareholders, especially if after they receive all of the money owed to them he either reverse the stock and it drops back down to nothing or he just disappear.

Good Luck to us all, and hopefully Adrian is doing this for all the right reasons

Correction: There were $276.882.70 notes issued in 2016 not close to $400 000, but my point is still the same.

I think I may be wording somethings wrong because I don't know all the proper terms, but I know what I'm thinking in my head. The Series G stock is a loan the company owes to whomever, because the company does not have any money to pay the "creditors/original investors". Instead of giving the stock directly to them as payment to convert and just flood the market all at once to recover their money, Adrian issued them a convertible note in 2016 and they are receiving their stock through out 2017. One group received stock in February, another group is scheduled to receive stock in April, and so on. That's why those notes are spaced out to coincide with how the Series G stock is supposed to be distributed.

If those people who where issued notes in 2016 actually gave Adrian/DNA Brands actually cash in exchange for the note, the money should have shown up on the balance sheet, but it did not. Adrian only had about $61,000 at the end of 2016, but close to $400,000 in notes were issued.

Now of course I don't have direct proof but this what it appears to be happening from what I can tell.

Absolutely, there is always that chance that we are wrong, but the more I look the more this is the only thing that makes since. I'm not even thinking about Adam16 because he can't see anything but what Adrian tells him to see. Now I don't know about them trying to get to the full $8 million dollars but Adrian is definitely working to recover money for them (meaning all who where owed money) and I believe you are right, Adrian's fee and probably others are being listed as Administrative so when nut was talking about fake invoices and pocketing the money I don't believe they are really doing anything fake because money is really owed to them it's just being coded in a sneaky way and instead of waiting for the company to start back selling product to get revenue they are getting their money back off the backs of the shareholders. Now the Series G stock makes sense, they are slowly converting those shares to get their money back the company owes them, and it's not just Mel and Darren, it looks like everyone who received a note in 2016. I realized that when the annual report only stated about $60,000 in cash, but the O/S increased from what about 7 billion to 11.5 billion, where is that money, because based on the report Adrian only diluted about one billion shares for the company in 2016. The rest came from the stock issued to RedChip and the notes that did convert in 2016 based on the report.

And to clarify, the converted stock that the note holders are receiving is coming from the company (Adrian) that's why they're using a specific MM like VFIN or VERT. That's the real reason Adrian increased the A/S so that he could issue the stock to the note holders once the note converts not for these so called acquisitions. When Adrian took over the A/S was nearly maxed out.

That also explains where most of the increased O/S is coming from. Adrian is not diluting as much stock as we think for this so called production run. He's issuing it to the note holders for payment and they are the ones selling back to the public to collect the money owed to them.

As many shares as we have seen trade Adrian should have had more then enough money for a product run if he was only diluting to add to the the corporate account.