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[OlafKjelldsen]

All I was doing was telling a story about a friend of mine. GREM was a great guitar. At one time I owned 4 of them.

GREM was a scam. It's juts a shell corporation that had been hnaded back and forth between a bunch of penny stock scammers. It was even based in Ft. Wayne, IN! If one googles around a bit it's easy to find planted stories pushing the stock. Here's one:

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/instruments-guitar-bass-amps/81136-24-fret-guitar.html

Go about halfway down. Someone recommends a GREM guitar and the conversation immediately turns to suspicion of the website because it offered tons of info about investing in the company but not a whole lot about the guitars. The person who brought GREM up even finishes out their posting by trying to convince a bunch of guitarists on a guitar website that the company is a good investment.

I knew about Steve Carnes. I trusted him. I talked to him on the phone a few times. Yes I lost money by trusting him. I would have never heard of Brian Weber if it wouldn't have been for following Carnes.

According to your post on the GREM board you were over his house when Ed Meirs called. So, that was a lie, or what? Did Carnes introduce you to BW at his house where you posted you were?

I thought Brian Weber bought the BBDA shell from Rodrigo Makarios, not Steve Carnes?

I sent Brian a E mail after he bought BBDA and ask him about Carnes. He told me that Carnes was out of the picture and he owned the Company.

So Carnes introduced you to Brian Weber and you subsequently emailed Brian Weber to ask him about Carnes? Was this before or after Brian Weber came to your house? I'm still trying to understand why you post so much about being excited that a CEO came to your house when you had been hanging out with CEOs anyway - and so many of them end up in prison for securities issues.

He came close to giving up back in 2010. He said he did the R/S to save the Company. I believed him.

It would have been thoughtful of him to let people know, but IMO he planned the R/S along with Steve and Jared's help. They ran the share structure up through the roof pushed by their huge stack of BS pumping PRs including the 1.4 Billion shares where the cash went straight into Jared's pocket for a debt related to Potencia. I don't doubt Weber knew about all the shares Carnes held, as well. He's starting to lose focus on the stories he's told and the numbers aren't adding up.

There is a difference between a stock promoter who clams to be a CEO and a person who buys a shell with his goal to make it a great Company. Brian Weber is the real deal.

There's at least one thing they have in common: you.

I'd really like to thank the nice people at Smugmug for being thoughtful enough to provide hard evidence out of Bebevco's control that Jared Hochstedler is still hanging around Bebevco. Now with this great admission by DKing that he hung out with Steve Carnes, who introduced him to BW, then Brian Weber over his house, reports what's posted here to Weber, things are really starting to shape up! It's a nice day to compose another email to the SEC and include all this great new info, plus all the other even better stuff I have that I haven't posted yet. They are busy rattling some penny stock cages including beverage companies. I hope they find this info useful.