Bioelectronics Corp (BIEL)

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YOU RAISE A VITAL QUESTION:

I can only speak for myself, and I don't like the FACT that KW, via IBEX, LLC and Jarenz, LLC, (also, don't forget about PW's notes, via St. Johns, LLC) has obtained over $6 million in convertible notes with only having loaned BIEL a one-time, nominal amount of money, for which KW, a CPA at the time, can't provide any documentation, and she's never put any additional capital at risk. She obtained these notes through self-dealing and expressed NO CONCERN FOR BIEL SHAREHOLDERS. You can read all about the case, including her testimony in court documents on the SEC website, found at this link. I refuse to sit idly by while my investment could be reduced by 67% to a conspirator in stealing my equity through the ILLEGAL selling of unregistered shares.

I don't have the shares to take control of the company, but I do have shares, and I demand that my rights as a shareholder, as spelled out in the By-Laws of BioElectronics Corporation, be honored. I'd vote for Sr. Staelin and I'd vote for Keith to remain on the BOD. It is my shareholder rights that are being violated.

Based on reality, the "group" to which you refer in your post refers to independent BIEL shareholders. The very ones that own 23,647,450,953 of the 24,134,783,986 shares of BIEL?

srinsocal
Wednesday, 11/18/20 11:29:08 AM
Re: Simpsonly post# 241378 of 241383

Translation, A 'Group' of shareholders wants to take control of BIEL

But can't do it as long as IBEX hangs on to their Convertible Loans.

KW should forfeit her Convertible Loans so that this 'Group' can take over BIEL.

This 'Group' will manage BIEL much better than KW, KN, and RS have done, Honest.

This 'Group' will make all shareholders happy, Honest.

This 'Group' is honestly honest and has your best interest as their primary goal, Honest.
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