LOve the enroneque accounting. I already knew the balance sheet show neg net equity of Millions because goodwil and these monopoly money media credits were a joke.
ya think with the uplisting a real exchange would allow that crap. of course not.
Love the booking of $10 Million in assets for a $1 Million transfer. Hey let me rack my brain - Antigua - Stanford its all coming back a $10 Million land buy hits the books at $4 billion in assets.
LOving the accounting. Maybe that is why Western Creative was hired - for creative accounting.
Posted by: Rev Kilgore Mullet Date: Monday, February 15, 2010 12:01:34 AM In reply to: None Post # of 25995
On August 24, 2009, Domark International, Inc. assigned “$9,997,134” of print and radio media credits to JBII in exchange for the issuance of one million shares of JBII common stock. The JBII PPS closed at $1.00 on that date. Domark originally acquired the credits in April 2007. JBII booked this asset for which they paid $1 million measured against the fair market value of common stock given up for Domark’s book value of $9,997,134. The effect of this treatment was the instant creation of almost $9 million in equity above the market value of the stock surrendered. Incidentally, JBII/Javaco’s CEO, Judith Vazquez, is a sister-in-law to Thomas Kidd, majority shareholder in Domark who sold Javaco to JBII. Do you think that Kidd was the party who got suckered on the media credit deal?