Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc (HFBG)

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More of the same doubletalk from the firm. Nothing has changed.

Re: Now as far our Corporate tax you reported not paid. It was just an assessment.

Of course, it's an "assessment." So is property tax on a house. Does that word assessment change the fact that it's taxes in default since at least March 5th? Oversight, indeed. The company stiffs its suppliers and shafts shareholders. Why should they pay taxes owed? They give the bird to the SEC, why not Delaware and IRS? Speaking of IRS, where did all the money go from millions of dollars collected from selling billion of shares from Oct 2007. Were taxes paid? The IRS might be curious. In any case, the tax arrears, it seems, are now only an issue because I discovered them. Hah! As far the firm paying its taxes, we'll believe that when it happens. In my view, holders should get out while there is still a bid.

Re: "What percentage of "OTC pinksheet" companies have open TA especialy subpenny not to mention .000?"

A truly weak defense, to put it politely. Those pinkies are most likely scams, too. Just like HFBG. Should the fact than an uncomfortable number of men beat their wives excuse them from the felony? If the firm wants shareholder support going forward, it must use an ungagged T/A. Period.

Re: "Hopefully you and others will not post this daily until ammended [sic] but if you do I state on the record 'it will be handled and updated without any consequence unless you make one.'"

A typical CFO Rossian threat. It must be contagious.

Re: "Would you rather I submit a resignation and sale all my shares whenever I choose in the open market without restrictions?"

While there's still a bid, I think that's a splendid idea! It's going 'no bid' anyway. Might as well get something while bid is extant. Holding restricted shares in HFBG is like holding Zimbabwean dollars from 2006. (In 2008 Zimbabwe's yearly inflation rate was 516 quintillion percent; prices doubled every 1.3 days.) Look what happened to LJ. In August 2007, LJ sold 100% of his Larry Johnson Beverage Group to OG Nation Inc. (run by the Ross and Luciano boys) in exchange for 8,000,000 shares of OGNA (become HFBV, then HFBG). That LJ position is now worth a whole US$8.00.

Re: "I believe I will not lose in this effort I've taken on."

Belief won't cut it. As long as Ross and Luciano control the voting shares (preferred), they call the shots. They are married to their printing press for years. Nothing will change that. It has given them wealth and succor even as they have suckered the public. Expecting different outcome is fantasy land.

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