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Friday, December 11, 2015 10:17:47 AM
You are making it seem like the strategic
move on Paul's decision to do so was
because of some incompetence on his part.
MCIG was supporting VitaCig financially.
But MCIG had their own financial pressures.
So, Paul limited resources into VitaCig
until a decision was made on the company's
future. Aka, jv negotiations.
It made sense to let the new owners use
their own capital for VitaCig, and let
them build up the company and shareholder
value.
Paul turned down the last jv offer, and
decided to put all MCIG resources into
relaunching the company.
People need to keep in mind, MCIG is Vita's
largest shareholder.
They have just as vested interest in VitaCig
to succeed as any of us, and even more so.
VitaCig and shareholders were always going
to win out in the end.
Whether through jv, or company relaunch.
Now, MCIG will ensure VitaCig's success.
Driving revenues and shareholder value.
Why, because they are the LARGEST SHAREHOLDER!
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