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Tuesday, 01/28/2014 6:56:23 PM

Tuesday, January 28, 2014 6:56:23 PM

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I find it interesting that the Series F Preferred stocks that were issued only represent 50.95% of the voting rights...Now the current Intellicell board holds the majority of voting rights, but why not issue the remaining shares? They could have issued shares equal to 100% of the voting rights and given one person a deciding vote share. They didn't, however. 49.05% of voting rights through Series F Preferred stock remain to be allocated, from what I can tell (or I missed something)...

I just find it interesting.
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