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Re: seven-up post# 818

Tuesday, 11/15/2016 5:20:20 PM

Tuesday, November 15, 2016 5:20:20 PM

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I have thought about it and the reason they are stating nothing on the books is because they have not claimed the $79M in equity assets as stated in the most recent S-1/a filing by VDI, which makes sense for them because they are trying to pull the proverbial wool over every ones eyes.

Common shares are the only debt VDC holds right now.

As far as KPMG is concerned they have not been updating share holders and as I have communicated with them before and at that time they stated they do not recognize the VDC note! So I stated to them that VDC would not be completely liquidated even after Liquidation and they had no response and did not deny it.

So, yes I have thought this completely through there are 4 endings to this story:1 VDC liquidates assets in VDI and distributes them to shareholders;2 VDC opts to go private and buys shares at a premium price; 3 VDC keeps common shares in tact when they re-register and share values grow organically; 4 VDC does stop trading common shares and the shares are rendered not marketable, in which case the share holder is redeemed the value of the share from their broker;

So in any situation it is acceptable for me to hold, since I am at 3 times the value that I purchased it for.