Radient Pharmaceuticals Corporation fka RXPC

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eWellness is not MacLellan's corporation.

William Gartner was not "instrumental in setting up the Dignyte shell."

And we don't know whether eWellness will reverse merge into Dignyte.

The facts are not as much fun as assertions to the contrary, but they are still the facts. Here's the PR:

http://www.menafn.com/c0d06ba0-15fd-40ab-b7b1-20687236f52b/eWellness-Corporation-Signs-LOI-With-Dignyte-Inc-to-Complete-aShare-Exchange-Public-Listing-and-Separately-a-600000-PrivatePlacement-to-Accredited-Investors?src=MWHEAD

"The LOI contemplates signing a definitive agreement on or before December 31, 2013." Why no press release that it was signed? It's February 2014.

"The LOI is nonbinding and the share exchange is conditioned upon several closing conditions, including Dignyte and eWellness shareholder and board approval, our completion of an audit and the completion of a secured convertible debt offering of 600,000. Accordingly, there is no guarantee that the share exchange will take place." That's a lot of conditions, most notably, someone has to come up with $600,000.

Who paid for the press release? Summit Capital USA in Tempe, not eWellness or MacLellan Group. And what exactly is eWellness? notice how little information is available about eWellness. How are they going to get funding? The dotcom bubble ended in the year 2000.

MacLellan is listed as Chairman of the Board at eWellness. That does not make it "Dougie Mac's Corporation."

Do a little research on Dignyte. The CEO is Andreas A. McRobbie-Johnson and she incorporated her shell in 2011, and all her SEC filings use the same Tempe address as her mailing address. Here's her first S-1:

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1550020/000107704812000283/s1dignyte.htm

Notice that there is nothing in the Dignyte SEC filings about Gartner, and nothing ANYWHERE on the Web that mentions Gartner and McRobbie-Johnson together.