Global Entertainment Holdings Inc (GBHL)

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GBHL updates

Share Structure
Outstanding Shares 379M; a/o 10/14/2019
Authorized Shares 470M [to be increased for public offering of max. 375M shares]

Public Offering
Aug 26, 2019: Global Entertainment Holdings Announces Filing of Regulation A+ Public Offering to Finance “You’ve Got The Part”
Los Angeles, CA – August 26, 2019 -- Global Entertainment Holdings, Inc. (OTC:GBHL) is pleased to announce that it has filed a preliminary Form 1-A statement with the SEC designed to raise up to $3 Million in a Regulation A public offering of its Common Stock. GBHL plans to offer a maximum of 375,000,000 shares of Common Stock at a proposed offering price of $0.008 per share
https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/dns/news/document/37725/content
Email from Management to SteelTrapMind (see post #16535)


10/14/2019 Update on Nevada Secretary of State Issue
https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/231827/content

Correspondence of GBHL CEO with Nevada Secretary of State about a fraudulent recent filing by a yet to be identified party claiming a merger [which caused a delay in the public offering and a pps decline]
October 4, 2019 Via email: [e-mail]
Sandra Edwards;Compliance Investigator
Office of Nevada Secretary of State Barbara K. Cegavske
202 North Carson Street
Carson City, NV 89701
Ms. Edwards,
During our last conversation on Tuesday, September 24, 2019, I asked you why you had to wait 30 days to reverse the fraudulent merger that was filed for Global Entertainment Holdings and PAO Group when BOTH parties to this alleged merger have publicly denied its existence or any knowledge thereof. See attached notices filed by both alleged parties to the merger.
Your response was that your office was ‘required by law’ to provide 30 days’ notice to the person or entity that filed this obviously fraudulent filing. When I asked you to provide me with the provision of law that mandated said 30-day requirement, you stated, “Nevada Revised Statutes 225.084.”
No such 30-day notice requirement is contained in the NRS section you provided; nor anywhere else in the statute. This leads us to conclude that, at best, such a requirement is contained in some unpublished policy of your department or, at worst, that you have provided me with untruthful information. Even more troubling was your admission that the Nevada Secretary of State’s office does not even have a copy of the fraudulent merger document that gave rise to this atrocious situation. I respectfully remind you that you agreed to obtain a copy of the merger document from your ‘tech team’ and provide me with a copy by email. This IS public information as it was filed on your public portal. Please follow through on this request at your earliest convenience.
Your continued concealment of the identity of the perpetrator of this fraudulent filing can only be viewed as aiding and abetting this criminal scheme and is causing irreversible monetary damages to our corporation, as well as impugning our reputation and credibility with both financing sources and shareholders.
Once again, we hereby make demand for you to provide the identity of the filer and perpetrator of this fraudulent filing in order that we may initiate legal action to protect the interests of our publicly held corporation. Under the circumstances, you are on notice that we intend to hold all responsible parties accountable for any damages we suffer. Please be guided accordingly.

Sincerely,
Gary Rasmussen, CEO
Global Entertainment Holdings, Inc.
cc: Thomas Amon, Esq