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Re: dolphins13 post# 6274

Thursday, 04/30/2015 11:12:02 AM

Thursday, April 30, 2015 11:12:02 AM

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dolphins13, I respectfully disagree with this assertion...

since april 15th not a single share from any convertible note was able to be sold into the market. this is 100% fact. Every convertible note deal has a clause that prohibits the selling of any shares while a company is not current on its financials. so the run up to $.02 and the subsequent drop to current levels is all the result of you the investors and traders in pazoo. if you do not believe me go pull the notes from the filings and read them. So stand up proudly and take personal credit for the up and down movement in pzoo.

The sale was already made by the company, pzoo, over 6 months ago and the restrictive period on those respective notes has expired. Agree that if the company is not current that the company cannot sell (shares, notes, etc...)...but the note holders already bought the sale (of notes-to-shares) over 6 months ago. The volume you are now seeing, and have been since O2 was eclipsed are, indeed, converted shares from... > sales made months ago...thanks...

A note holder is not the company. They can convert and sell. The company cannot...while non-current...

Vista (note holder) cannot prevent Premiere Venture (note holder) from selling.