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Re: PENNIEStoSTACKS post# 52555

Saturday, 03/04/2017 7:02:36 AM

Saturday, March 04, 2017 7:02:36 AM

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Will the logistics firm help streamline dilution?......

Just askin'

"We are at a stage now where we have to grow our brand nationally and the key to executing this is having the proper team and tools in place," said Terry Williams, Chief Executive Officer of ISBG. "This deal will be announced within the next 30 days, delivering ISBG with cost-saving back-office solutions and advisory services that will improve our productivity."



The spirits industry is highly regulated. This isn't "rocket surgery." The logistics couldn't be any simpler.

Step 1) Get an importers license. Having one in TX allows you to self distribute, and therefore cut out a middle man.

Step 2) Get bonded so you can store the juice.....and/or

Step 3) Buy bulk from Mexico and add the Viagra to the juice and bottle it in TX, not Florida. It's a long way to central Florida from Jalisco and you still have to ruin perfectly good tequila with the "me so horny" herbs before it's ready to be sold. A distillery in San Antonio makes much more sense from a logistics standpoint. What idiot needs to hire a logistics firm even if they had 100K bottles of juice?

Pierce knows this, but he also knows it's easier to fool novices. He's not focusing on building a brand but running a Pump and Dump scheme.

2 years ago they said there were less than 100MM OS, and they issued nearly 3B in that time with nothing to show for it. Now they're intending to print up to 5B and they haven't even paid DKTS shareholders the nearly $2MM they said they would.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=129201863

This is sucker bait and not one new label is shown in a liquor store.

Go figure.

My guess is they'll get a few thousand bottles produced and on shelves by later summer or fall, all the while telling novices they've got HUGE purchase orders and they can't keep up with demand.