I hope that in all their intelligence and experience in being saavy they fully research the pitfalls of going public via a dormant shell custodianship, or a shell hijacking, your choice of appropriate moniker.
How would they know what all the skeletons are in the ORRV shell closet?
I have never ever seen a company go public via a dormant shell custodianship and turn out to be legitimate.
The involvement of Adam S. Tracy I find to be highly suspicious.
Maybe this McCusker is an outlier, but I doubt it personally.
Much safer to go legitimate via a fresh public company by filing a Form 10 or S-1 and having it deemed effective.
The expenditure would surely be worth it compared to be potential liabilities and entanglements for a company with annual revenue between 25 and 50 million.
What is 250-300K for piece of mind?
How much is acquiring this hijacked shell costing McCusker?