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11. Here is the key point: Hanover did not receive the 1,600,000 shares
until November 16, 2012 – as confirmed by an email from Ari Sason of the same
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date, which states: “We received the 1,600,000 cert today – thank you.” As a result,
it is impossible for those October 31, 2012 sales to have been “long” sales into the
market. Hanover shorted against Yippy’s stock two weeks before it actually
received the certificate. Hanover’s October 1, 2013 accounting directly contradicts
Mr. Furst’s representation to the Court that “Plaintiff did not ‘short’ or cause any
other person or entity associated with Plaintiff to ‘short,’ ‘naked short’ or otherwise
hedge against Yippy, Inc. or the value of its shares.”
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