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Bernie-UK

08/23/14 10:10 AM

#25794 RE: ttmasher #25793

In your example, you get 2000 Pref C shares. What you are missing is this:

The Preferred "C" shares are convertible into 100 shares of class "A" common after the one year period elapses.

Which then gives you 20,000 shares after the restriction. A full 20% as stated

Bernie-UK

08/23/14 10:42 AM

#25796 RE: ttmasher #25793

Oops, meant 200,000 common shares after 1 yr