Monday, June 20, 2011 9:26:13 PM
Plus, they already issued 3/4 of the new preferred class C stock, each shares worth 300 common.
They are required to have A/S common high enough to cover the conversion of those billions of shares-worth of restricted shares (on as-converted basis).
Hop-On still does not have a high enough A/S at 4.98 billion shares.
Looks like the SEC may have contacted them, because they apparently raised the A/S with Nevada quickly after the tiplines got the reports of issuing billion more shares than authorized in 2010 and 2011.
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