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Thursday, 05/14/2015 1:57:55 AM

Thursday, May 14, 2015 1:57:55 AM

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BHGI has NEVER been "Deliquent". They are DARK NON-REPORTING by choice which the filings clearly show. If they were deliquent there would be correspondence and comments from the SEC lasting months.

To begin, No one can buy or sell unless by appointment so why post? Which means you'll need to find a buyer or seller and set the trade up yourself. That is IF you have tradable shares. The only people that are able to sell on grey sheets are old MHFM shareholders, most with a $500-$1000+ pps cost basis after the 1-30 RS.

Imo, if you are looking to buy shares open market on the Grey sheets, you're most likely not too bright, or if you're an old MHFM still holding and sell before a company starts reporting what they are doing after a symbol change, you've tripped at the finishline.

SeaHoToo is right. (Never thought I'd ever live to say that) If a company comes out with 140m free-trading shares, that could spell big trouble. BUT! No one knows what they are doing! Why? BECAUSE THEY ARE DARK! Duh,...They don't have to report crap. Again, no one is trading so why does anyone care?

Obviously things are heating up with financials filed and attorney letter filed, both are often signs a 15c211 sponsorship is forthcoming so hopefully we should be able to see what's really happening shortly. I sincerely doubt this is a failed motion picture company coming out of the ashes, or has all of their eggs in a 3rd rate, startup cosmetics company.

I dunno, but I'm not going to waste my time arguing about mute points like what the A/S is, or silly stuff in old filings. I'm waiting for open-trading, press releases and current audited filings, then I'll light this board up with facts. See you all then.

Carry on,....