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Re: flaflyersfan post# 14936

Monday, 02/24/2020 8:15:53 AM

Monday, February 24, 2020 8:15:53 AM

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Simply put, it was the cheapest shell option for Brewbilt.

Prior to the merger:
1.) VTNL - Eliminate Debt and All previous shareholder. (3000-1 Reverse Split)
-This cleaned the shell up nicely for any company to merge.

Since the merger:
2.) Brewbilt (Jef & Erin Lewis) took controlling interest of VTNL, and demoted The old CEO with intentions to eliminate him from the picture by the end of 2020.

3.) Dan R. Have 8 Million shares (compensation for the shell) is now wanting the PPS to go up to increase the value of his shares.
-This pushes Dan to sell off the Pet Supply side to exponentially increase the value of the company. $PURA might be a target of buying that division.

#4.) The A/S was reduced by 25 Billion shares.

5.) Brewbilt has sales in 2020 of excess of $10 Million dollars for Q1 alone.

#6.) Feedback for a number of breweries have had nothing but positive things to say about Brewbilt and their product.

I could go on and on, but ultimately you have to do you own DD and make a decision to buy shares or not.

I believe in the company, Jef has been transparent and communicates thus far and a modest Market Cap value currently is $10-$15 Million dollars.