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Re: skunksyard post# 30020

Thursday, 09/27/2007 1:16:28 PM

Thursday, September 27, 2007 1:16:28 PM

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Skunks, it is mathematically impossible to answer the question you are asking about % ownership. It is a division problem in which ownership equals 120 million divided by total shares issued and outstanding. We do not know the total issued and outstanding.

How Spooz shareholders benefit is very clear. If 141 is successful it's share price will rise. Spooz will hold 120 million common shares of 141 and so, if those shares rise, since it is listed as an asset, the value of the asset rises. That in turn will increase the net worth of Spooz and spooz share price will appreciate. We further benefit because if 141 does nothing or even fails, we still have $500,000.00 a quarter for three quarters and Spooz will not suffer because 141 is a separate entity. This is what Paul meant by risk mitigation. If 141 prospers, so do you. If 141 flops, you lose nothing. It's a gift.