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2.Why can't you spell Brian?
3.Daisey Ramirez bought 4 trucks. Who cares if she sold one
or two.
4.Growing, expanding companies need more space. If they
need more capital, it could be to grow, merge just as
much as it could be to reduce costs. Hilarious is a
person like you that posts about a stock he/she has
no money in and does not believe in. Get a life.
5.Brian Weber is co-founder of DLR. All of DLR's products
are carried by BBDA and will be accounted for in BBDA's
financials. Daisey Ramirez said so in December.
6. I bought srock in BBDA and you should too.
7. You explained your wrong reasoning in your first comment
about my "entire reasoning"
1. to answer no.2: To make more money. Would not Coke make
more money if they also sold Pepsi? Hello!
2. Considering where the stock price is, the IR man did
nothing at all.
3. You buy 4 trucks so you can enter more races, meet new
distributors, make more money, have more fun, have a
back-up truck.
4. Neither do you have any idea about the space.
5. Potencia is a BBDA product. Brian is a co-founder
of BBDA. Potentia's earnings will be reported with
BBDA's from the first quarter of this year on. They
said so in December. Daisey Ramirez said that was good
for $2-4 million sales per quarter.
I do not know how. Just go to yahoo finance, get
quote for BBDA.PK, and scroll down the news until
you find it. It was a PR about a tradeshow out west
they both went to.
1. No sharebuybacks have yet happened, as the float
and OS are and have been the same.
2. Brian has stated a desire to buy back some shares
and I think he will when sales start rolling.
3. A dark company can buy back shares just as much
as a blue chip can once it has some money,regardless
of how many and more than likely because of how many
billions of shares have been issued
4. He just hired a new accounting/auditing firm that
will report to the pink sheets and posssibly to the
SEC. This is the reason for the delay.He did not want
to file the report himself because he is not an accountant
and he messed it up the last time he reported.
5. The Koma Coffee comes out later this summer/fall
according to Brian. He disliked the taste of what they
developed. In business, good and bad stuff happens. Get
over it.
Absolutely. One million shares.
Thank you for that further information which indicates
no share buybacks have yet occurred.
The company is not struggling financially.
Brian meant what he said. It just did not work
out. He does not understand accounting. That
is why he has hired a new accounting/auditing firm.
Brian understands product development and inexpensive
marketing/networking. I made money on BBDA when it was
"dark" and I'll make money on it again, "dark" or
SEC reporting.
I did not mean trouble with Carne's Filing.
I meant no information, no filings after his
or RM's last SEC filing to now.
1. How would you know if there have been virtually no
sales without financials being reported,
2. Who has reported that bills are not being paid and
on what basis?
3. He is going to buy your shares back cheap if you
bail out. Hang on for the ride of your life.
4. MARK MY WORDS: THERE IS MONEY TO BE MADE IN THE
SHORT AND LONG-TERM FUTURE FOR BBDA STOCKHOLDERS.
1. Drank's CEO raved about the taste of Koma Unwind at an
event he and Weber were at.
2. Drank carries other brands besides its own and has
publicly stated that they are always looking for new
products to bolster their lineup.
3. What did the IR man do that was worth paying him for
4. Daisy Ramirez is buying four trucks and selling one.
5. Moving is probably for more space at a cheaper cost.
Sounds like good business to me.
6. The more websites your product is on, the more sales
you will get.
7. How do you know "there appears to be NO products in
any other part of the world"? How many other parts of
the world have you been to lately?
I'm new posting here, but I have been reading the
nattering nabobs of negatavism on this board.
I have made money on this stock before, and will
make it again soon.
1. Weber introduced IBGH's CEO to Koma Unwind at an event
both companies were at and IBGH's CEO liked it a lot.
This was on one of Brian's PR's.
2. IBGH has stated that they are always looking for
complimentary new products to add to their lineup.
3. IBGH is a better funded, profitable company, but its
stock is thinly traded. BBDA is quite the opposite,
but it has a promising Mexican, Argentina, El Salvador
opportunity that could be a real kick for IBGH.
That is my own opinion, not validated. I am sure he will
file a Form 10 and register BBDA common stock and start
reporting to the SEC because he has said he would get on
the bulletin boards and then on to AMEX. He is not going
to make any money with this company unless he does become
fully reporting and that is why he will.
Are you saying that immediately after a company buys
its own unregistered common stock that the OS decreases
by a like amount, like when a registered common stock
is bought back , deregistered, and cancelled?
I thought it was illegal to sell unregistered common stock.
I thought all common stocks were required to register with
the SEC before trading, even if they had no plans to report
earnings.So what you have said is that BBDA is issuing
and we are buying and selling unregistered common stock.
Steve Carnes deregistered and cancelled the shares that existed
of R.HOLDINGS IN 2008. Then Brian Weber buys the company,
which is a change in control, and issues stock shares of
Bebida Beverage Company. Please help me understand how
the shares that Brian Weber has issued are deregistered when
he never de-registered them. Deregistered shares are not
included in the shares outstanding, and we are all agreed that
BBDA has 10 billion or more shares outstanding. So,again, how
can the shares be deregistered?
I have no idea. My level 2 does not engage for BBDA.
Brian Weber has to understand that traders and investors want
their stocks to be SEC-reporting, registered securities. I
am positive he is working towards that. I can't think of any
reason not to release audited financials. He will. They are
probably having trouble with a lack of information from the
time of Steve Carne's last filing in June of 2008.
That was then. This is now. What proof do you have that
Brian has not bought back any shares? He can buy them back
and the shares outstanding will remain the same if he does
not cancel any treasury stock. These billions of shares
could have been sold to an investor with big plans for
BBDA, or even to IBGH, maker of Drank, with merger plans
in mind.
Thank you for that helpful information. That clears it up
very well for me. I have one more question: Can BBDA sell
stock at .0002 and buy it back at .0001, and the increased
share count remain as long as they do not cancel the
stock they buy back?
When a company buys back it's shares, do they have to de-register
them. I know they usually do because they want to reduce the
SO, but is that a legal requirement, or a definition of buying
back shares. Can they let some time lapse before they actually
de-register their bought back shares?
Publically traded companies buy back portions
of their own stock all the time and keep on filing
10-K's. Where do you get the idea that once a company
buys back some of it's shares that all of it's shares are
de-registered and it can't file 10-K's?
Has anyone considered the possibility that BBDA may have
had two good quarters in a row, kept the stock price low
and bought back 5 billion shares and is delaying financials
so their new accounting firm can file a complete 10-K with
the SEC for 2009 and for the gap between 2009 and Carne's
last SEC filing in June of 2008? The light and the end of
the tunnel may not be a train but an explosion of profit.