HHSE, a non registrant former shell company issues "free trading shares"?
How? How does an issuer print free trading shares for stock promotion purposes?
Game over!!!
From: HannoverHouse@aol.com [mailto:HannoverHouse@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, February 3, 2011 11:38 AM To: 'jasonmonroe@shaw.ca' Subject: Re: Thursday Feb.2 2011
Hi Jason -- we've been snowed in, blizzard conditions blocking all roads in N.W. Arkansas. Just made it in to the office now, first time since Monday!
Fred had an interesting idea. Since it's relatively easy for us now to issue Free-Trading Shares (and since you have a broker that will accept them), maybe we should issue to you (today) 125,000 shares, and value it at $5,000 ? I hate to keep asking you to wait for our collections, especially now that we have lost 2-1/2 days due to weather here, and that's going to impact our schedule. The TDGI stock is about $.05. 125,000 shares would be $6,250 at today's pricing. And we'd have Standard Registrar issue the cert today, so that you're protected "in case" the stock goes up as a result of your campaign. We will still pay you $10,000 in cash as the balance due on your campaign. Cash now is hard for us... cash in 30-days or so is a lot easier... not only due to some corporate financing activities, but also due to the maturation of some nice Accounts Receivable from our core business.
Anyway, it's just a thought that I wanted to run past you. Please advise.
Thanks ERIC PARKINSON / 479-751-4500 // 818-481-5277