Friday, February 01, 2013 9:40:58 PM
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""I was told I was receiving about 25% of my loss because defense lawyers are disputing any claims with Litifiber or trim-a-lawn. Both of these companies did reverse splits to become Grifco."
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When Jim Dial bailed out of Summit Entertainment Group (later Pittboss Entertainment), John Jarvis took charge. Jim Dial took charge of Litfiber (now Grifco) Jarvis's old company. Basically they switched jobs.
https://www.otcstockinfo.com/repository/656608/656608_FR15.pdf
"On November 1st 2004 Jim Dial resigned as President / CEO of Summit Entertainment Group and John D. Jarvis became the new President / CEO
of Summit Entertainment Group on the same day."
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This is oldinformation and I don''t know if the link works, but that is what happened. As I recall, Jarvis bought the Litfiber shell. BBB or B2B would know more about this deal that became Grifco. There was an old post on I-Hub called CEO Swapping back in 2005 with links to filings.
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