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Re: DHANA post# 1062

Tuesday, 04/14/2020 4:31:27 AM

Tuesday, April 14, 2020 4:31:27 AM

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https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=14064404&guid=z6aWUqZeHmDde8h

The said agreement is made, pursuant to the said rules, with Finger Lakes Region Rural Broadband Company, Inc., and solely for the purposes of raising capital as allowed under said rule, and not under any other rules, laws or regulations, save for those as allowable under the provisions of Regulation A+. Finger Lakes Region Rural Broadband Company, Inc., already has a qualified Reg. A+ offering, and its offering is made in support of the Form 1-A, under program rules, for the offering being made here.
The agreement is made concurrently with the Finger Lakes qualified Reg. A+ offering, as permitted by the rules, and nothing in the agreement shall be construed as, in any manner, impeding or interfering with the Finger Lakes company to pursue its continued capital raising, under said Reg. A+. without this agreement in any manner causing prejudice to said qualification. Pursuant to the program rules, Rule 251(c) - safe harbor - protects both the current Registrant under Form 8-K, as well as the Finger Lakes company, from any debts, liens or other encumbrances, either past, present or future, including the two companies, and all of the officers, directors and shareholders, past, present and future.
Rule 144, as made applicable to Regulation A+, under the program rules, will permit the Registrant to take advantage of that rule, which allows for an immediate resale of any securities purchased, up to 30% of the amount purchased, the remaining 70% to be held for a period of one year after purchase.
The agreement provides for the Registrant to take such necessary steps, so as to make current its ticker symbol, INFX, on the OTC Markets board, which is currently showing as 'dark or defunct' and with a skull and crossbones indicator, due to the several years in which the company has been out of business. The company officials, during the time when the company was active several years ago, in addition, were charged with securities violations by the S.E.C. There are none of the current company members who were a part of the company in that previous era, and none who know the past persons, or knew them, and none of the current company members had or have, any contact with such past members.
To the extent permissible, and concurrently therewith, or standing alone, the Registrant believes that it may take advantage of the most recent 'testing the waters' provisions of S.E.C. rules. On this issue, the Registrant is relying on the Release No. 33-10699, File No. S7-01-19, and for informational guidance, upon the Harvard Law School article, SEC Expansion of Testing-the-Waters Communications to All Issuers, Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, October 4, 2019.



https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1579586/999999999418000290/9999999994-18-000290-index.htm

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