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Re: janice shell post# 6533

Thursday, 10/19/2017 10:29:53 PM

Thursday, October 19, 2017 10:29:53 PM

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btw- As far as this deal, it must be very clean and legit. Let me write some that I know for fact.

The previous CEO of Firefish, Harsha is not only a great talented engineer but also as honest a man/CEO as you can find on this planet. His goal is always to make this world a better place and help the ones that need the most. He is not your typical share selling OTC CEO. He is very talented and wanted to build a really good company while helping the needy and it was not a shell as you said. It was trying to build what we call a social venture these days and the business was in India and it is quite successful in making an impact on many peoples lives. The problem is that it is a social venture and the revenue is in Indian Rs. when you convert 1 US$= 66 Indian Rs, the numbers are minuscule.

He never sold shares like other scum bags to fill his pockets. He, in fact, spend his own money sometimes paying the bills. More than 65 million shares of the OS was originally issued to very reputed HNW individuals when FRFS went public via OTC. My conversation with him a few months back was that no one knows who holds those shares.

He filed 15-12G in April because he didn't want to waste $50K a year paying accountant/lawyers and doing filings and making shareholders pay for that by selling shares. It was deliberate to not waste money. The books are clean and all the audits can be completed in less than a week and it will cost total $30K. No complicated note selling nd mess.

Then he looked at various options and his sole goal was what is the best way to benefit shareholders of the public company. He didn't want to benefit from it at all. A RM was considered the best option simply for that reason. So I am 100% sure he took many things into consideration before agreeing to this deal.

The Indian business is running full-fledge proving education to the needy. I don't know the legal implication, however. The Laxmi unit that was funded by Bill Melinda Gate foundation was always separate and doing well as well. It was never part of FRFS. Both the units are being run by highly talented and dedicated USA trained individuals and Harsha has nothing to with it.

He came back to New York many months back and started a healthcare IT venture with the sole goal to help solve USA healthcare mess. The venture is backed by some of the big name VC's. He has a big vision but he is too ideal a man. He is not one to sell a share and take money from investors. I can't disclose my identity but I am someone who literally built NYC Tech startup space. I work with all sorts of companies and VC funding. Someone introduced him to me and I talked with him at length to understand what he wants to do with this public company. I advise many companies including some in OTC. Once I advise I don't hold a position.

I am assuming he has done a great deal. If you are wondering why/how I know all these.

I am not related to him but I am involved heavily in social and impact startup ventures. I was born in India and came here 30+yrs ago as a young boy. I came across this company many years ago and eventually landed up talking with him. At one time I had lots of shares as well. Once I talked with him, I sold everything just for the peace of mind to remain ethical to myself. I took a loss but not a big deal.

I will simply believe that he will never make a deal if it is not beneficial to shareholders let alone deal with any creepy guys. He will never deal with scum bags for a million $$.

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