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Re: Chocolate Al post# 56528

Tuesday, 07/11/2017 10:01:16 PM

Tuesday, July 11, 2017 10:01:16 PM

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Chocolate Al are you posting misinformation? Here's why:

IF the toxic lenders crushed the stock, they couldn't have done so without the help of the company officers.



If they crushed it? Look at the filings. They did. You don't know how OTC works? Private companies aren't getting funded by banks so they go public on OTC. They start by raising money from friends and family who believe in the product/service in exchange for shares. When that dries up the only option left is the Asher's of the world. They promise not to crush the stock but they always do anyway and even so, the companies are left with no other choice to raise capital but thru them. However, as I explain at the end of this post now that the toxic guys are OUT, the future is bright and the share price will valuate back to normal prices.



Robert Tonner doesn't have anything to do with OWOO, errrr "TONR."



Errrr, yes he does! Your accusation that Tonner ended his partnership with TONR is complete and utter nonsense!! Robert Tonner is a known name in the doll industry with Hollywood licenses and known as a great designer. Now, if you what you're saying is true and he is no part of the company why would he let the company continue to use his NAME as part of the company name? Better put, what would you do if someone committed a felony and STOLE your name? You would sue the hell out of them! and that's just ordinary people! IF ROBERT TONNER HAD HIS NAME STOLEN BY TONR HE WOULD SHUT THEM DOWN! Not just out of anger but also to protect his well established business. Yet, that has NEVER happened, and NEVER will because RT is still partnered with the company!! Errrr

The only thing RT ever denied was the reverse merger between his company and TONR but, he has never stated he is no longer a partner. The R/M never came to fruition in 2015, and that's old news, but the partnership which existed before R/M talks is still in tact... in fact after the R/M fell through there was a conference call in July 2016 featuring, guess who? ROBERT TONNER discussing the future of the company and it's very clear that he is still a partner.

So, your accusation of the partnership with RT having ended is complete nonsense.

Listen to the 2016 Conference Call, after the R/M fell through on the company website (on the same page that lists Robert Tonner as a partner): http://tonneroneworld.com/investors/#1465458826742-eda394a5-2fd1

Plus, in late 2015 Robert Tonner is featured in this TONR presentation. Everyone can watch it for more PROOF that RT is the designer and sculptor of TONR's dolls going forward for when they roll out the dolls for Empire, Smithsonian Institute and SmileyWorld.



The other asinine accusation I read earlier is that One World buys its Prettie Girl dolls from Robert Tonner's website and then re-sells them. That crap is totally debunked by Tonner himself in the above video and conference call. He is the designer of TONR's dolls which are not available "wholesale" by any company except TONR. They're produced by TONR and RT is the designer... that's why Prettie Girl dolls are not for sale on the Tonner website. lol


Finally, today, the Tonner-One World press release confirms Tonner is still partnered w/ the company in 2017:

Tonner-One World Holdings, Inc. (OTC PINK: TONR) announced today that it is currently restructuring operations and development of the Prettie Girls! Tween Scene doll line and development of licensed property dolls to be designed by Robert Tonner, CEO of Tonner Doll Company.

"Over the past several months, the Company has undergone a stringent restructuring process, which includes a massive elimination of overhead expenses to position itself to maximize on the opportunities that have come from licenses with Twentieth Century Fox and Smiley World," said Joanne Melton, CEO of Tonner-One World Holdings.



I suspect in the very near future Tonner himself will make it known that the partnership is alive and strong!



As for the thing about Trent and his past... whatever mistake he made in the past was unconnected to TONR. I find it amazing that Wal-Mart, a company that does EXTENSIVE background checks on all company officers before approval... approved TONR dolls with Trent on the BOD! Ask any company that has tried to get in Wal-Mart and they'll tell you real quick you have a better shot at getting into Fort Knox. Yet, Trent and Co. got TONR in Wal-Mart in over 3,000 stores! So, bringing up a mishap from decades ago didn't bother Wal-Mart & you think it bothers us? C'mon man...




Last but definitely NOT least, in fact this is the most important thing to know about TONR as an investment and everyone should be praising Trent & Co for this: The filings show the toxic note holders were bought out! That's called going to war for the company/stock/shareholders and coming out victorious. It's a huge victory. A victory you will likely never see again on the otc. Yet because some folks don't understand how this all works... they're attacking TONR when they should be tipping their caps!


And just to clarify, if you check the filings you will see the toxic guys sued TONR because they could not convert the debt because there were NO shares to convert. The A/S could not be increased without a shareholder vote. This is all in the filings. The company took the shareholder vote... and the shareholders voted against it! Then, the courts issued a judgement. That means the company protected the shareholders from the toxic funders. When a note has a judgement on it that is the final judgement of the court. There is no way to convert after that. The court is saying "you get this amount of money. and that's final." TONR paid the toxic guys the money and now it's over. The debt still shows up on the books but it's no longer convertible.

To sum it up, the toxic guys tanked the share price but in the last 1.5 years the TONR officers (the ones who didn't quit) kicked their as*es! Now, the toxic note holders are gone and the only company officers that remain are the ones who matter most, Tonner the great designer and Trent who seems to be the one who wheeled and dealed TONR into Wal-Mart (see company video above)


And, just in case anyone's worried about new conversions/toxic guys joining our party, don't! From the PR Today:

As a part of their personal commitment to grow the Company and increase shareholder value, Ms. Melton and Tonner-One World, Co-Founder, Trent T. Daniel, are personally investing private capital from their independently established marketing, PR, and design firm in financing development projects. "The bottom line is that the Company's future growth is dependent on financing that does not dilute the stock," said Trent T. Daniel, Co-Founder of Tonner-One World. "One of the biggest struggles we consistently faced in the past was the dilutive nature of available financing options. Those days are over and we are very fortunate to now be in the position to personally finance projects without depending on investors who do not have the true long-term value of the stock and the Company at heart," he added.



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