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Re: GrassyU4ia post# 2573

Sunday, 03/29/2009 8:53:50 PM

Sunday, March 29, 2009 8:53:50 PM

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none. other than APDR no longer has any legal obligation to tell you anything anymore Although, these filings are sometimes a sign that the APDR shell is about to be sold and a new company will RM into it. A non-reporting Pink Sheet company with unsolicited status is very attractive to many entrepeneurs and small companies that want to raise capital thru public offerings. Especially in todays credit market.

You buy the APDR shell,
you Reverse Merge (RM) your company into APDR,
you give yourself a shitload of shares,
you then raise $1 million thru a Reg D 504 offering to the "public".
The Reg D holders will then orchestrate a pump and then start to dump and dilute the piss out of APDR.

if your business idea was any good you just may make it. But the odds are not good

That's what it means
all that said but you can make very good flipping when getting in early



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