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Re: sem1 post# 8542

Tuesday, 09/13/2011 10:14:00 PM

Tuesday, September 13, 2011 10:14:00 PM

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A few thoughts about my conversation with Bryan Scott

To begin with Bryan is no longer directly connected with Metiscan. Before the merger Bryan A. Scott was President and Chief Executive Officer and Director.

1. He made several trips to Mexico to see the production plant at Avenida Industrias 6024, Parque Industrial Finsa Nuevo Laredo, Tamps. C.P. 88275 Mexico.

2. His evaluation was that Aclor would be able to help shareholder value more than current corporate structure.

3. Metiscan divested itself of all company businesses as well as all debt related to those businesses.

3. He did not know the share structure and suggested we call the transfer agent for that information. Most shares are held by insiders and investors.

4. Aclor has a bigger reach than most of us are aware of through worldwide connections.

5. He reminded me that Chinese are direct in their communications and want to develop and expand their business model.

6. The new management will need time to get legs under them and bring legal, manufacturing, management together on a central business plan.

7. The brands are TM designs to be printed on paper products for various companies.

Bottom line, the merger was to increase shareholder value. I thought this was the case before my conversation with Bryan.
He had no information on uplisting except to give them some time to get everything together.

This summary is not intended to be a pump to buy or sell. It is only information that I thought important.





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