A Clean Slate Inc (DRWN)

[rrojarom]

Problem is right there he tells you what this stock is worth:

Common Stock, $0.000001 par value, 10,000,000,000 shares authorized;
8,058,898,915 shares issued and outstanding $8,058.00

Wonder why no mention of the 4,700,000,000 that’s supposed to be restricted to Ricky?

There’s another 300,000,000 to debtors since the takeover in May.

What’s $1.2mil in goodwill?

Every month it was next month for filing.

December it was two weeks to be otc compliant.

Mid Jan there’s a ‘plan’ to be crypto with a $50mil private placement? Uh couldn’t get $3mil for your company... Cept for my dumbass...

Purchase debt was $810k to Northbridge whom was blamed for diluting...

Next all debt sold to CF3 for $1.455mil? Why the near double debt? Was Northbridge diluting or Ricky?

End year with $23k? No official filings. No accepted name change. No business deals.

Tick tock tick tock still waiting to see something worthy of $470k pay raise..


As shown in the accompanying financial statements, the Company had accumulated deficit of -$205,455 for the period as of December 31, 2017.
The company recognized $1,310,000 revenue for the period ended December 31, 2017.
As of December 31, 2017 the company had consolidated assets of consisting of $30,469 wheel chair receivables,
$220,000 insurance claims receivables, $115,638 fixed assets, $32,530 Cash in bank, and $1,200,000 in Goodwill.

The company owns 4-ambulances and 7-wheel chair lift vans. Management values the company’s goodwill at $1.2 Million based upon 1times revenue including intangibles such as long term contracts and receivables.

The company valued its total assets at $1,298,563 due to invoice adjustments in insurance claims processing for its ambulance services.

The company had an obligation to issue 4,700,000,000 restricted common shares to Ricky Bernard in exchange for his shares in Quantum Medical Holdings, Inc.

The company increased its authorized shares to 10 Billion, then issued the 4,700,000,000 control restricted common shares to Ricky Bernard.

The company entered into a settlement agreement with Northbridge Financial to restructure the company debt through a 3(a)10 lawsuit that was filed by Northbridge, in which Northbridge received stock in exchange for the debt.
The $810,000 debt was incurred as a result of the acquisition of United Ambulance, LLC.

The company mutually terminated its 3(a)10 settlement agreement with Northbridge Financial and entered into a settlement with CF3 Enterprises, LLC a New York private equity firm that acquired the company’s total outstanding debt of $1,455,000 through a 3(a)10 settlement.

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