Monday, July 30, 2018 8:06:39 PM
First of all, those are NOT "filings". Documents that companies pay OTC Markets to post on their website are NOT filings. They are considered "disclosure" as stated in your link.
Second of all, those documents are a joke. His annual balance sheet doesn't even come close to balancing! My god, a 4 year old could have done a better job. $329,558 + $3,307,510 does NOT = $176,824. Patrick is dumb as a rock.
And the "Statement of Operations" are all zeros? Really? So I guess OTCMarkets is just giving them their services for free now? And there were no costs of any kind for 2 entire years? What about state incorporation fees, for instance?
And the "Cash Flow Statement" is also zeros, even though cash increased from $2,500 to $176,824? Wow, that is quite a feat!
Just about anything a non-SEC registrant pays OTCMarkets to post is fake, but these are among the most ridiculously fake "financials" ever.
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