Suncliff Inc (SCLF)

[Timing101]

All $WSHE, ... update from Doug M. ,
it came to my email
last night .. just saw it a bit ago and read through twice,
apparently responding to the comments via website and
others.... so here you go.
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He has asked for forward on , so doing so in this post and
I can ensure all reading this , it is word for word and
verified ... please read through .
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Doug Mac Donald
May 30, 2019, 8:25 PM (2 days ago)
to me, [e-mail]

Michael – As a result of some longstanding shareholder enquiries regarding timelines – I thought I would share my comments to them for your and your affiliate’s information.



As you are aware Jake was successful in establishing a WSHE banking relationship with OBEE Credit Union as set out in his last messages and the WSHE financials are being put together for presentation at our next Annual Meeting. (I will address time-line further).


There has been some speculation regarding the Canadian holders of WSHE share position. I can advise Canadian shareholding is very substantial and since the 2012 and the enactment of Multilateral Instrument 51 in May 10, 2012 ( https://www.albertasecurities.com/-/media/ASC-Documents-part-1/Regulatory-Instruments/2018/10/4132344-v5-Companion-Policy-51-105CP-Multilateral-Instrument-51-105-Issuers-Quoted-in-the-U-S-Over-t.ashx ) resulted in a situation where trading of OTC stock became very restrictive during the period between 2012 and 2014. During this initial period WSHE became a reporting issuer in both the Province of British Columbia (we had retained and IR firm with a principal with a residence in BC) and a year later a reporting issuer in the Province of Alberta. As a reporting issuer we filed as we did with the SEC ( https://www.sedar.com/homepage_en.htm ) (Note Once you connect through the link you can go to SEDAR and search for E-Debit Global – our previous filings will be viewable).


Even being a reporting issuer in Canada saw our shareholders in 2014 being advised that due to oversight of Policy 51 brokerage firms would not trade or even take shares into accounts held at their brokerage firms. Based on this situation WSHE filed our Form 15 removing us a fully reporting issuer with the SEC being quoted on the OTC:QB. As a result of our filing the Form 15 WSHE no longer had to file quarterly and annual audited filings with the SEC and subsequently the company advised both the BC and Alberta Securities Commission there would be no further filings due to the fact they were not being filed in the US. This subsequently resulted in an Administrative Cease Trade Order issued by the BCSC and the ASC for non-filing which again affected Canadian Shareholders but had no impact on US or foreign shareholders holding trading accounts outside of Canada. I can advise the Corporation has given notice to both BC and Alberta appealing the Cease Trade issuance and our US legal counsel is currently in communication with the ASC in this regard.

(I think message posting 7354 covers the history pretty accurately.)



Much has been reported on WSHE move from its Canadian Business Focus to GreenLink International Inc. so I do not feel much more has to be outlined in this regard. I can advise that a majority of the Canadian holders of WSHE of which me, my family, friends and associates are significant and have been with the company since its inception in 1998 currently hold our 100% share positions with our Transfer Agent and we as a significant shareholder group are fully behind the business operations and model being headed by Jake and his team.



The transition is in its 9th month and such transitions take some time to get everything up to speed and in the case of GreenLink it is compounded by a robust business operation which has to be managed at the same time. I think Jake’s fully transparent twitter feeds and monthly updates give us significant insight but it takes time to get everything up to speed with regard to the Administration side. (As an aside during the transition to GreenLink from E-Debit Global to get authorization for the name change took 3.5 months and volumes of supporting paperwork which was examined by two levels of FINRA reviewers prior to approval.) I can assure you from past months of experience dealing with the OTC for the removal of the CE will require further administrative support adding to getting everything ready for the next AGM.



To further clarify circumstances related to past shareholder Fred Sebastian (who was an original shareholder in 1998) the Company (being me) gave evidence at Saskatchewan Regulatory Hearing which resulted in Sebastian being sanctioned as set out in the following link ( https://fcaa.gov.sk.ca/public/plugins/pdfs/904/order-sebastian-fred-%20august-27-%202015.pdf ). As a result of this action the Company became aware of Mr. Sebastian’s holding of WSHE share in a corporate name. At the time Mr. Sebastian had outstanding debt to the Company and some of its subsidiaries secured by a Loan Agreement and secured by shares of WSHE held by him. Demand was made for payment which were not paid and the shares held by Mr. Sebastian’s company were taken to offset some of the outstanding balance and the shares were cancelled. These actions were filed with WSHE SEC filings and to our knowledge Mr. Sebastian either personally or corporately does not hold any shares of WSHE.

Final comment on time-lines. – I am aware the business operations of GreenLink are in full gear and running on all fronts and on all product lines and services. Changes to Federal regulations (the US Farm Bill related to Hemp) is being looked at with Jake’s attention to the Suncliff product branding initiative. With the banking situation clarified financial reporting is underway in order to facilitate the calling of our next Annual General Meeting. I can further advise that Jake is currently very tied up with important matters which are occupying his full attention at this time and for the next immediate period and will interrupt full completion of administrative matters in a minor but will retard delivery of a firm date for the AGM. I am looking forward to the presentation of our Financials and would request further indulgence related to administrative time-lines.


Michael – Hopes this assists in your and your group’s ongoing due diligence.



Best regards to you:

Doug Mac Donald, Director,

GreenLink International Inc.