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kcdaddy

09/04/15 10:53 AM

#257640 RE: JToews19 #257635

That was a brilliant analysis. Reading it though, makes me more disgusted that I let them deceive me with their sultan accents and grandiose use of the English language.
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2obee1

09/04/15 11:06 AM

#257646 RE: JToews19 #257635

That is a great post.. There is no denying that Vanis used a lot of 'pump' language, and that many things were said that just don't add up..


Uplisting and share buybacks have been mentioned to entice investors, but at minimum were way premature to discuss in April 2014. This R/S will not bring value anywhere close to being able to uplisting. Plus the price was supposed to only be addressed after the other uplisting requirements were meant. Those breadcrumbs led people to believe a R/S would not happen at the time that it is now taking place.



I will warn you guys again. If this company does become profitable in the next few years, and they really do plan to uplist, there will be another Reverse Split to get it there.. Mark it.
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End Game

09/04/15 4:50 PM

#257738 RE: JToews19 #257635

Good points. I believe many of us envisioned the VFizz owners being a part of the parent company Minerco, from what was said on that conference call. I believe Ezra spoke for the other three VFizz owners too. Why is he guiding Minerco, in which he has zero skin in the game? Time to bring on a trusted veteran beverage & snack expert, to help guide Vanis with Minerco and bring trust back to current & potential mine investors .

"Well the names were correct that sere speculated of who owned Fizz, but outside of the Drink King guy putting some products in NY delis with no other support, doesn't appear to be anything done by any of them, except for Darin Ezra, who has been making $10K a month from us with the Power Brands contract, but just stated stated on Twitter he has nothing to do with Minerco and just markets beverages for a fee. Gary Smith of Big Red only seems to have just sold us part of his stake in the brand. The conference call was delayed for a special guest to be able to be part of it, but it was just a recording of Dan Ginsberg talking about the brand and why he took an interest in it, which led people to say he had bought a stake in MINE along with the other Vitamin Fizz owners, but it appears he only has a stake in Fizz privately."