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Wednesday, December 30, 2009 8:23:03 AM
If anyone had any money, they would instead do real advertising and other marketing. HOP-ON reports it has no money, and basically paid for almost everything through sales of shares.
Distributors have low margins and no margins if they don't generate sales or orders atributable to their efforts.
I'm wondering if the so-called deal actually involved transfer of ownership of series A and/or B preferred shares? Could someone else actually now control most of the preferred shares (other than PM)?
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