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Re: rbd1 post# 89348

Monday, 07/12/2021 4:35:17 PM

Monday, July 12, 2021 4:35:17 PM

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Carter can lend borrow whatever he wants for whatever interest rate he wants out of his personal stake. Usury or not... that's up to him :)

When borrowing starts happening at our (shareholders) expense, that's where I have concern. If our stake was going to be reduced... then those funds should have been used to benefit shareholders.

As I recall... the funds were alleged to have been used for his personal expenses... nothing to do with us or the case.

That's a problem whatever the rate was!






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