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Re: CyberGhost post# 21127

Thursday, 08/14/2008 5:29:19 PM

Thursday, August 14, 2008 5:29:19 PM

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I agree - I see no reason whatsoever to believe this new range of the divi exceeding .09 or the purchase price exceeding .23.

I believe that the ranges for the final sale price and divi were given because of a number of factors that might influence the ultimate sales price and then, consequently, the ultimate range for the best bang-for-the-buck, tax-wise divi to distribute....

It is illogical for all of a sudden for the sale to go forward for .265 or anything outside the prior agreed-upon range. If the deal is going forward, the two parties have already contracted on a price, and that range was already given in the BIHC PR. For a new price/range both parties would have to mutually rescind the prior agreement and re-contract on a new price. Why they would do that is unclear. Also, if that happened, I am sure BIHC would have issued a PR updating shareholders on the new agreement and new price, actually, they would have to...

Quite frankly, for me, the fact that this "rumor" gives the "outside the range" prices, hurts its credibility...I doubt anyone on RB has legitimate inside knowledge or real access to "the word on the street".

However, it is still the case that Blue Horseshoe Loves BIHC IMHO - LOL....GLA

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