Perfect, I was wondering if someone could go visit the address I got from JAY's own email. The following is our Email and Response. The address I got was different to the one u listed the phone number I had was disconnected and with the phone number from Jay I get some poor old man answering. I never got a new phone number. Let us know what you find. Pics would be nice.
On Feb 3, 2015, at 11:04 PM, j d <xxxxxxx@hotmail.com> wrote:
Metroplex Acquisition
Greetings Jay,
Trying to do some research on the newest company that was acquired recently, Metroplex Commercial Pools.
1) Is this company currently operational, the phone number is says disconnected.
2) Are the earnings over $2,000,000 from this award winning company from 2013-2014 or from in the 1990's?
3) What is current physical address of Metroplex Commercial Pools the one I found is
1612 N Yale Blvd
Richardson, TX 75081-2121
4) How much more companies are to be acquired before AVEW is operational building pools, fences?
5) What is being done to raise the pps? It has steadly fallen eventhough some 'shareholders' are very very positive and opptomistic?
I will greatly appreciate a response and anxiously await it.
Thank You,
JD
Re: Metroplex Acquisition
Jay Ling (jay_ling@hotmail.com) Add to contacts 11:23 AM
To: j d
jay_ling@hotmail.com
1. Yes the Metroplex is operational and has sales approximately $3 million, not earnings. The company does no marketing and exists from referrals and an architect and contractor base of clients. We said in the press release we are adding personnel. The new people will initiate a marketing and expansion program for this company.
2. Numbers stated in the press release are accurate.
3. 1400 Summit in Plano, TX is the current address.
4. AVEW currently has 4 pools under construction through Austin Premier Pools & Spas division. Three fence contracts under Austin Kustom Fence and our pending acquisition of Kustom Fence N.B. is running four to five crews doing over 300 jobs/year.
5. We are building a company here and are very young. I would hope that the price of our stock will eventually reflect the values we are building and will build in the future.
Regards,
Jay Ling
