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Re: Pugsieboy post# 25746

Saturday, 12/12/2020 6:03:59 PM

Saturday, December 12, 2020 6:03:59 PM

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There will still be dilution anyone telling anyone otherwise is just wrong.
-READ THE PAGES OFF THE 10Q I ALREADY LISTED.
-The debtors will convert when they convert.
-When they do convert the company is not informed. There was a email I believe that said the debtors convert about $10k per trading session.
-The converting will be done when it's done.
-I am sure this is a huge issue on the company's to do list, to inform all the investors when it's done.
-CEO made it transparent that there was dilution. (I am sure he will release when it's done..)

READ THE DAMN EMAIL I REPLIED TO YOU WITH. Stop making this an issue. Since you can do DD, you tell us when it will be done.

I know that many of the misinformation campaigns on message boards that I have been able to read, are pointing the finger at WDLF, calling it a pump-and-dump, which is complete nonsense. Especially given that we're a 12(g) reporting company and we would have to file an 8-K if management ever sold a single share (which by the way, since becoming a public company in June 2016, not a single share has ever been sold by management or any of our private investors). So it amazes me how many day traders are out there that don't have a clue about any of the SEC filing regulations a public company must abide by, if it's a fully reporting company (as we are).

As far as the massive sell-off this week, it mathematically couldn't be the recent debt conversion because it only represents 10-15% of the total share volume in the past week (assuming that the entire 1+ billion shares converted, was 100% sold into the market).

What is more likely (if you do the math), is that given our stock price was between .0001 and .0005 from March through November, anyone buying shares during that period has probably sold this past week... out pacing the buyers... and driving down the share price. That is far more logical (my opinion) given that more than 3.3 billion shares were converted by debt holders (according to our 10-Q filing linked below) from Jan - September of this year.


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