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Re: JefferyScott post# 25374

Friday, 10/24/2014 1:27:52 AM

Friday, October 24, 2014 1:27:52 AM

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I believe the private financier is providing the $1.5 million as a loan to be paid back along with the 1% interest rate.

The 123 million shares of stock currently (.0006) valued at $73,800.00 are given in exchange for the low interest rate 1%,

In my opinion they're basically paying the majority of the interest with shares vs. a higher interested rate. the lower rate will leave more cash ( once they start making cash) for operational expenses, production, distribution, advertising etc...


If this assumption is correct, I believe its a win / win.
Company get cash with little cash interest to pay, financier makes an additional $12,300 for every .0001 of a move in the stock price vs a set rate.
If stock actually reaches .01 they would make $1.23 million on a $1.5 million dollar loan or 82% of original loan amount.

Or company continues to miss target dates and delay production and stock falls and financier gets stuck with worthless stock and out his $1.5 million.

If Mr. Franklin is the financier he would have known about the R/S before agreeing to terms as he is listed on the SEC filing. Which I believe, is a good thing regarding the reverse split, if there is a good thing about a reverse split. He still believes enough to hand out $1.5 mil????

time will tell, I'm along for the ride as well. good luck to all!