Replies to post #77381 on APT MotoVox Group Inc. (MTVX)

[BettingAngles]

Thanks for sharing!! Great things are a happening it looks like.. GLTA, see ya in the winners bracket..

[rated r superstar]

Good deal. Thanks

[rwwonwheels2]

Legally, ALL investors should have been invited to the call OR a transcription of the call should be made available to ALL INVESTORS, as major companies do on their websites. If these underhanded shenanigans continue, I will report this to the SEC, etc!!!!

[rausani2la]

most of the information is already known on this board. this information only explains why matt sold his shares in the higher 0.01s.

was there any discussion on the below:
current O/S?
IR calculation formula?
how many shares would IR got totally when they finally done?

[bullethole27]

Did he elaborate on what his day to day role is with APT? Thanks for the info.

[Kool Aid Man]

Schissler thinks THIS is the bottom?

"He also said he thought APT "pre" Fins should be validated somewhere between where we are now and .02 Again that's his opinion."

Interesting prediction. I think it's going lower. Again, that's "my" opinion.

GLTY

Here is Shareholder minutes with Matt Schissler...

Meeting with Schissler on 6/13/14. Highlights below.
Note: Paul couldn't make it. Pete is trying to reschedule meeting with Paul.
•Several questions were raised by investors especially related to IR and RS/and up listing.
• Matt explained that he chose to take APT on as a client because they have the 3 criteria he looks for in an investment. Product, intellectual property, and commercialization.
APT has all 3.
• Matt said he advises companies not to up list and or do a RS until "they are ready". He went on to say if a company wants to move to the big boards they need to be sure they are a big boy. He named several things in his mind that need to happen before that move takes place. Among other things he said the company should be debt free and have an established valuation.
• Matt mentioned that valuation usually takes 6 months to a year from the time the company goes public and that it's hard to get a true valuation in the Pinks.
He also said he thought APT "pre" Fins should be validated somewhere between where we are now and .02 Again that's his opinion.
• He said that sometimes companies don't have very many options when it comes to financing. In his opinion IR gets a bad rap but deems them to be fair and a necessary option for debt relief.
• When asked if APT could simply pay IR off in cash, he said that anything is possible in business contractual agreements and court orders as long as it makes since to both parties.
• He stated we are mid way through the calculation period. But does not know how close IR is to being finished.
Other notable statements...
• He had a very close friend who lives in Kansas City to spend time with APT and visit operations before he (Matt) took them on as a client.
• He reminded investors that typically Q4 is APT's strongest Quarter with Christmas approaching.
• IMO A very important thing that Matt noted was one of the main reasons his Cord Blood business didn't make it was because the company took on too much debt that eventually lead to a low
pps that couldn't recover.
I feel this is very important because Matt is an advisor to APT. I feel certain he is advising them not to take on any more debt than is necessary.
All in all I left the meeting very encouraged. Know what you own!

There were several other long investors on the conference call and may be able to add more to what I stated above or answer some questions about the conversation.