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Re: richdel1970 post# 61886

Wednesday, 05/02/2018 11:57:14 AM

Wednesday, May 02, 2018 11:57:14 AM

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The easy answer is this... TONR is nothing but a gigantic ball of defaulted debts. Why would Tonner Doll Company (a successful, million-dollar niche business) need to acquire a sunken ship like TONR? It would be different if TONR already had sales and contracts in place (they don't) or if the company was virtually debt free (and it's definitely not debt free). Tonner Doll Company had the option of merging with Tonner-One World two years ago, but thought better of it. Since then, Tonner-One World's sales have dried up, administration has all abandoned the company, and all operations have ceased, other than the occasional PR that claims big things are in the future, despite the fact that all obvious signs indicates that this thing is DOA.

If Tonner Doll Company wanted to go public, they would. They don't need to acquire Tonner-One World and all of it's debts, lawsuits, and bad reputation... but no assets.

The last PR issued by TONR was so badly written that the "about" section detailed Tonner Doll Company... not Tonner-One World (TONR), the security being discussed here.

The company is in default on ALL of its debts, there have been no filings in years, the admin over there has all fled, and there are no sales.

I'll make it as clear as can be. Tonner-One World hasn't produced a single unit of product since they renamed themselves as Tonner-One World. Not a single unit. Now, they've issued multiple PRs advising that they were about manufacture this or that, or maybe retire some stock, or maybe "secure better financing the next time..." but they've actually done nothing else, other than issue PRs.

TONR is a turd.