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Re: Cassandra post# 127911

Thursday, 06/19/2014 9:27:44 PM

Thursday, June 19, 2014 9:27:44 PM

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It seems that you have missed the point and that you are not very familiar with the day to day of business operations and a company expanding. since the company has confirmed that they have confirmation from the Bahamian government that they are on board and that they have the relationship in place with the insurance carrier AND there is a obviously very large company that is agreeing to do business at the port that this something that has been in the works for at least many months. With the backing the company has appeared to have secured along with the everything require to meet the demands for the insurance it makes sense that the company had to dilute in order to pay the monies to satisfy all of the red tape involved. It is highly unlikely that these negotiations required to do all of this was cheap.

Your 144 claim is only applicable for converting to shares. I see my certificate as something that I will redeem to the company for cash. Like cashing in a rebate form. There is no 144 rule with that.

If all that the company has just finally announced to we shareholders is true and it seems it is since he would be in big trouble here and there if not true, then the company will not have trouble paying their shareholders the 4 million dollars.

PVEC might have plenty of money coming as part of an investment guarantee if once they secure a kind of collateral and it looks like that might be the land or maybe even the ship. Whatever it is they have gotten someone's attention who might or most likely will help them with making an awful lot of money for a very long time.

If they have the backing Mr Villiotis has mentioned in his statement a RS would not be necessary and the market will take care of the pps while the company is making revenue and working in partnership with already established companies who often do work with small companies for many reasons. It usually ends with the big company making even more money than they do now and that is business.