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Re: Ed the Trader post# 54782

Friday, 05/04/2018 9:34:34 AM

Friday, May 04, 2018 9:34:34 AM

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Oh wow!

Adrian signed the last quarterly report which stipulates that his signature indicates that all facts presented in the quarterly report are accurate to the best of his knowledge.

Yet, on January 27th, Adrian filed the change with the Colorado Secretary of State to cut the A/S in half. Yet, he still reported the old A/S of 25 billion shares as the accurate figure in the quarterly report.

Plus, he changed the corporate name to Token Talk, Inc. and that is not reflected in the quarterly report either.

The quarterly report lists the state of incorporation still as Colorado. Yet, contrary to the quarterly report, there is no longer any corporation in the state of Colorado called DNA Brands, Inc.

Adrian filed this paperwork to make these changes, so he knows that he made those changes, but he did not report them in the quarterly report.

How much more fraudulent does he have to get for the SEC to take action?