LOL! My question is, what happened that is different than last week?? Everyone wants news, everyone wants answers, everyone wants things on their time schedule. Sorry fellas it doesn't work that way. Wilmot let his other operator do as they pleased and it cost the company big time. Violation after violation after violation and then shut down... Anyone here that took 2hrs to do any DD on this field could have easily found this information. This is a freaking train wreck and cleaning up the wreck takes time. Myself nor SE post here much because when facts of DD are presented and it is not what you want to hear the ridicule starts and based upon most of the comments posted here, anyone can tell most are just blowing smoke. Here is some information for you all to do your own DD with. Make yourself a list of intelligent questions and ask away.
1) Petrolia Group LLC
12 Greenway Plaza
Suite 1100
Houston Texas 77046 ph. 866-327-2295
2) Green Star Energies Inc./ North Texas Energy
5057 Keller Springs Road
Suite 300
Addison, Texas 75001 ph. 469-718-5572 Steve Rackley ask Steve to email you the Questus/ Green Star presentation.
3) Questus Energy LLC
5944 Luther Lane
Suite 1003
Dallas Texas 5225 ph. 972-677-7690 Steven Looper / Steve Rackley
4) Texas Railroad Commission
1701 N Congress
Austin, Texas 7801 ph 877-228-5740
Texas Railroad Commission
District 5&6
619 Henderson
Kilgore Texas 75662 ph 903-984-3026
5) Eagle Oil Holding Co
50 West Liberty Street
Reno Nevada, 89501 PH 209-736-4530 Brian Wilmot, call after 4:00 estern time. 90% of the time you can get him.
Remember, this is the Siler lease, check to see if the P4'S AND P5'S have been submitted. The Siler lease is split into 3 individual leases. Check to see if Petrolia is a licensed operator in the state of Texas. Just for fun, check out who the money man is behind Questus and Petrolia. Check to see if the Siler lease has a operator listed for it. Check to see if the field has equipment delivered to it yet. You know, like tank batteries, oil/water seperators, submersible pumps, pump jacks, see if the roads have been cut in yet, see if the power grid is in place yet, see if the engineering report has been done on the field for field development, check to see if there are approved water disposal wells... Get the idea??? This will take a little effort on your part. If you are interested, you will do it. I hope you do, then you can see first hand how hard it is to deal with the TRRC and why things take longer than they should. The numbers and contacts listed above are all you need to get all the answers you need. You will find the truth unless you are a total dip$h^t. Enough of the crybaby stuff.
