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Re: BubbaInSC post# 87068

Monday, 06/26/2017 2:40:09 PM

Monday, June 26, 2017 2:40:09 PM

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One more time, it's all been debunked...

the VitaCig spin-off really has been a failure.



Debunked claims that VitaCig shareholders got hosed - Restructured OS share count should yield a $.06/share pps

No "scummy accounting" in VitaCig-Omni purchase

Everyone who received VTCQ dividend shares from mCig made a profit

...sold VitaCBD to Stoney; which didn't benefit OMHE shareholders at all.



Why on earth should OMHE shareholders benefit. They sold the product line to mCig and got a good deal for it (see above). mCig shareholders will benefit.

mCig still owns part of the VitaCBD Brand and supplies STNY with wholesale CBD for VitaCBD

Stony Hill Directly owns 59,524 shares of High Times Holdings, the company that owns High Times Magazine

Stony Hill has a Strategic Partnership with both mCig and the company that owns High Times

Paul is also recycling the MJ angle again. MCIG FAILED to roll out Rollie's MJ Cigarettes a YEAR AGO in June 2016 knowing that they did not own an MME Producer Certificate.



mCig never claimed that pursuing a Nevada MME certificate was one of their goals or part of their business plan. This is a classic straw man argument. They don't need one for Rollies. If and when the timing and business conditions are right they can always buy or partner with a cultivation facility. The fact that mCig is managing (not just staffing) a grow facility as an agent for a licensed grower proves they don't need an MME certificate to sell Rollies.

Exchanging Services For Greenleaf, VitaStik Debacle and Rollies-MME Certificate requirement debunked

MCIG to Manage and Staff Indoor Grow Facility in Las Vegas Through its Subsidiary, Grow Contractors

Rollies missed launch because rolling machine wasn't ready


Debunked again and again and again!!!

Les