Lecere Corporation (fka LCRE)

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A.T.,

I didn't come here to turn anything around...

I didn't come here to promote LCRE...

I don't currently have a minority stake in the company...

As of today's date I don't currently own any shares of stock in the company...

I can understand you wanting more information about your investment, I certainly would...

IR firms represent clients in different ways, some handle all aspects, others handle only a few services... I don't "personally" handle IR for Lecere, and I am not "personally" compensated for handling IR for Lecere.

I can tell you this, my Valid Legal Corporation does currently handle IR for Lecere, and it is compensated for doing so. Since I am not promoting Lecere's stock I am not required to give you the details of the payment arrangement between my Corporation and Lecere, however, I will, for the sake of easing your mind, give you a ball park figure, just so you don't think that Stallion is like every other IR firm who charges massive dollars to handle IR in a professional manner.

Stallion receives less than $4k per month, and less than 101,000 shares of free trading common. To date Stallion has not received any shares of stock, free trading or otherwise.

Contrary to your belief, Stallion has not received "all" of the information for an appropriate answer to your questions. However, on a "personal" note I am not aware of any 504 activity taking place at the moment, and as a Corporate officer in my company, who consults clients, I would not condone such activity if the activity was not in the best interest of shareholders and/or the company, and/or our company.

Stallion works for Lecere and answers "only" to its corporate officers and BOD. Since minority shareholders fall under the "Doctrine of Limited Liability," (you're not liable for the expenses of the company) Stallion (and/or any IR firm who works for a company) does not answer to individual shareholders, however, if a majority of shareholders demands an action by the BOD, then shareholders could indeed control the actions of the relationship between an IR firm and Lecere.

I will address a comment you made: "In my mind, the IR Firm should..."

I realize you have certain rights as a shareholder, and as a citizen of the U.S., and you are welcome to exercise those rights. However, as a minority shareholder, you are not responsible to pay the debts of the company, and the reason you are not responsible to pay those debts, is because you are not given the authority to make decisions that affect the company. If you were to have authority to do this, you would then become liable for debts, and be considered a member of the board, or an officer. Personally I wouldn't want to be liable for the debts...

I hope that helps.