Friday, July 22, 2011 11:57:21 PM
If whoever received the 50 million shares of INOL has to wait at least one year and if another company "acquires" INOL and changes the name of the company, does that mean that whoever received the INOL shares will end up with nothing?
By the way, do you know who received the 50 million shares for the Stemtide "acquisition"? I've asked the question a couple of times, but no one has ever answered.
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