Verus International Inc (VRUS)

[faceoff]

Its quite simple. usually shell companies are trading at tipple 000's for years before someone acquires them. Most have 7-15 billion shares... RBIZ was still a reporting company with a lawsuits... They were on a steady decline. There were lots of bag holders. Anshu came on as RBIZ ceo to clean the shell and transfer it to VRUS. In the process he had to fund "or pay" RBIZ in the form of maxing out the share structure and take their bad notes. None of that really matters because this is a new company. However the price reflects the RBIZ decline because of the way this transpired. in my opinion the way this went down is giving us the opportunity to load up on discounted shares. The market doesn't know what to make of it yet since Anshu was the CEO of the "failing" RBIZ for almost 2 years. Everyone is about to have that moment when they realize what is really happening... Once that happens hopefully they will be holding and not chasing.