AI
Tuesday, February 08, 2011 9:35:29 AM
Regarding LBSR land claims sold to NAK... something is a miss.
I do not think the area "dropped" is what NAK bought... although I could be wrong. My understanding is LBSR dropped the area, but did not sell the area. In either case, some information on this board concerning the maps must be incorrect.
I definitely think that this map is wrong simply because areas in yellow (south and west of pebble) belong to Full Metal. Not to mention the area to south west has been dropped or sold by LBSR which still seems to be a point of confusion.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45545005@N03/5427174276/lightbox/
Conflicting information is all over the place in regards to what land NAK purchased and I wish that either NAK or LBSR would simply let us know what area was purchased by NAK.
Below someone mapped out an area called "White Sox" which may represent what was sold to NAK
To read full post click on the link;
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=59644894
If the following link is accurate then LBSR sold an area with 4 anomalies called "White Sox". http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=59645334
As an investor, I would like to know what was sold to NAK... I genuinely hope it was not the White Sox area since it apparently has 4 anomalies.
I have written Tracy at IR and her response was;
The maps you are looking at are on IHub. Liberty Star is not affiliated in any way to Ihub. If you have a question regarding the IHub message board, ask the moderators of that site. I can help you with information on the Liberty Star web site http://www.libertystaruranium.com/www, where there probably is an old map of Big Chunk that doesn't show the new borders of our holdings. I do update when I get new info, but that may not be immediate. I would defer to our general disclaimer: http://www.libertystaruranium.com/www/lbsu-otcbb-lbv-frankfurt
I wrote back asking her;
Thanks for responding. I know you are not affiliated with ihub, but as of now it is the only information I have been able to attain.
Using Liberty Star's map, which part of it (approximately) did you sell to NDM?
or the link
http://www.libertystaruranium.com/www/photo-gallery-maps/big-chunk-super-project-images/Bagel%20Map.jpg/image_view_fullscreen
Is it just north of pebble, or some other area?
It has been seven months since Liberty Star sold the land to NDM - any idea when you might update the map as it may affect investor's perceptions and decisions.
Thanks.
I hope my efforts are not being perceived as antogonistic... I am invested in this company and would like to invest more ... it is however difficult for me to invest more when I do not have accurate information - which I suspect may be contributing to the low share price. 7 months should be more than enough time to simply update the map - even in a general way. It is much better than keeping up a map that is inaccurate. We shouldn't have to create our own maps trying to figure it out. Yes, I see "blue sky" potential, but have only invested an amount which I feel comfortable losing completely. IMO, this is not a slam dunk although I am excited about the future.
I do not think the area "dropped" is what NAK bought... although I could be wrong. My understanding is LBSR dropped the area, but did not sell the area. In either case, some information on this board concerning the maps must be incorrect.
I definitely think that this map is wrong simply because areas in yellow (south and west of pebble) belong to Full Metal. Not to mention the area to south west has been dropped or sold by LBSR which still seems to be a point of confusion.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/45545005@N03/5427174276/lightbox/
Conflicting information is all over the place in regards to what land NAK purchased and I wish that either NAK or LBSR would simply let us know what area was purchased by NAK.
Below someone mapped out an area called "White Sox" which may represent what was sold to NAK
To read full post click on the link;
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=59644894
If the following link is accurate then LBSR sold an area with 4 anomalies called "White Sox". http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=59645334
As an investor, I would like to know what was sold to NAK... I genuinely hope it was not the White Sox area since it apparently has 4 anomalies.
I have written Tracy at IR and her response was;
The maps you are looking at are on IHub. Liberty Star is not affiliated in any way to Ihub. If you have a question regarding the IHub message board, ask the moderators of that site. I can help you with information on the Liberty Star web site http://www.libertystaruranium.com/www, where there probably is an old map of Big Chunk that doesn't show the new borders of our holdings. I do update when I get new info, but that may not be immediate. I would defer to our general disclaimer: http://www.libertystaruranium.com/www/lbsu-otcbb-lbv-frankfurt
I wrote back asking her;
Thanks for responding. I know you are not affiliated with ihub, but as of now it is the only information I have been able to attain.
Using Liberty Star's map, which part of it (approximately) did you sell to NDM?
or the link
http://www.libertystaruranium.com/www/photo-gallery-maps/big-chunk-super-project-images/Bagel%20Map.jpg/image_view_fullscreen
Is it just north of pebble, or some other area?
It has been seven months since Liberty Star sold the land to NDM - any idea when you might update the map as it may affect investor's perceptions and decisions.
Thanks.
I hope my efforts are not being perceived as antogonistic... I am invested in this company and would like to invest more ... it is however difficult for me to invest more when I do not have accurate information - which I suspect may be contributing to the low share price. 7 months should be more than enough time to simply update the map - even in a general way. It is much better than keeping up a map that is inaccurate. We shouldn't have to create our own maps trying to figure it out. Yes, I see "blue sky" potential, but have only invested an amount which I feel comfortable losing completely. IMO, this is not a slam dunk although I am excited about the future.
