I am not a debater either nor that good with the numbers.Therefore i just stick to the facts.Plenty of those to post a good argument any day. The rest is just noise and opinion.
It really helps when the company has followed through with everything they have said.
Sure things got put on the back burner but in real time looking back,they were great moves for the company just like Avanzar and JD Foods will be great moves going forward.
You gotta admit we are aggressive and cutting the dead wood out as we go.
Smart business all the way around is all i can say.
Where did that toxic financing go ???? All gone just like was mentioned in the CC. QUOTE:
The first one is lenders willing to participate in our bright future that we feel that we have. Out of all of our lenders, we encouraged all of them to be this type to participate with our bright future, and if they agreed that that's what they wanted to do, we've retained them to finance—to continue to finance our pending success as partners in Minerco. One of the stipulations for being this type of lender was that they're going to have to give us more conventional rates and vehicles for the—for lending, or a different lending vehicle.
Lenders that were unwilling to admit that we have moved up the credit or food chain, this is the second type of lender, have been paid off, or they will be paid off, or we're going to have their notes otherwise settle. We're not allowing anybody else from this point forward to take advantage of our Company, of our shareholders, all the above.
Truer words have never been spoken. Congratulations Minerco... You did it!!! Period... End of Toxic Financing and heck,this was back in late April.
I challenge all Pink Sheet sub penny players out there to find me 1 other company without Toxic Financing.I don't care how big the SS is.... with a company that has product to sell and a good one at that,things can change quickly.
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