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Re: THall post# 49754

Friday, 03/16/2018 4:25:18 PM

Friday, March 16, 2018 4:25:18 PM

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Read this from the last filing, Townsend was bought out for $75k, no shares were issued to him and it was recorded in the stock transfer ledger. As long as Townsend received his $75k and it was recorded in the ledger there is nothing to dispute. Your quote is in regards to when Townsend purchased the control block from Grande and Hudson and they never received their shares. That shouldn't matter because it was recorded in the minutes and they are responsible for contacting the TA. They wouldn't need to dispute it, they can just contact the TA and submit their documentation.

"4.6
Change in Control.
On September 5, 2017, pursuant to our Stock Purchase Agreement, we entered into a stock sale and business development transaction with Harry Orfanos; whereby, Mr. Orfanos would acquire control of the Company by Mr. Townsend issuance to him of 35,000,000 shares of our Preferred Stock (“Control Stock”). As the result of this transaction, a change in our control will occur pending successful execution of our Agreement. Our sole officer and director resigned after appointing Mr. Orfanos as our Chairman of the Board, President, and Chief Executive Officer. The consideration for the Preferred Stock is $75,000. Because the securities issued to Mr. Orfanos were debt securities, they did not require registration or qualification in any jurisdiction. We have not subsequently registered the Control Stock; however, the Control Stock does appear on the stock transfer ledger maintained by the company. The Control Stock is not listed on any regional or national exchange, and the Control Stock is not quoted over the counter on any electronic intermediary quotation system."