FutureLand Corp (FUTL)

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FutureLand Corporation
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A quick note: I have not been able to answer any of our ihub shareholders online because my account was removed by either the company or their moderators some number of weeks ago...To that end, everyone can stop asking me questions on ihub, as I am unable to respond. Not unwilling to. I, of course, had nothing whatsoever to do with that. Now, some people out there care little for shareholders on ihub and would rather I just ignore them...and while I recognize what the venue is, and can fully appreciate that perspective, at the same time, there are legitimate shareholders that do tune into the site for information from time to time. For that reason, I want to be sensitive to them and let them know that I'm unable to communicate about the company there. Just fyi.
It should also be noted that ihub has basically become, and presumably always was, just a company bashing blog and should probably be utterly forgotten, especially as it pertains to where valuable and dependable information about the company is concerned. This appears to be the case with every company on the site to the best of my estimation. I hope this is helpful to some.

Cameron, I checked your account, and it is fine. If you forgot your password, admins can help you with that. But you are correct, it doesn't matter if it is here, FB or that "other" forum where we were suppose to expect clear and concise answers from:

"we have decided to make Investors ******* the only authorized Investors blog page for FutureWorld Corp and all its current and future subsidiaries. We will have a company rep available to answer all your relevant questions and concerns at IH. "
(I'd post the actual FB link, but the post was deleted long ago... also, I just want to clarify, IHUB and that other one are "forums" not "blog" sites...there is a difference. ;) )

There are a lot of questions. We just want these answers to material events that were filed with the SEC, the ones in the 8K's and 10Q's pertaining to say, dividends, joint ventures, or agreements that never manifested?