You are correct, Shaw's total TAUG holding, based upon a share price of .008, NOW should be valued at approximately $33,000. Nevertheless, since there have been no SEC Form 4 filings, following Seth Shaw's return to the CEO position, this is exactly the same number of shares Shaw held when the TAUG share price was at .002, meaning Seth Shaw's total "at risk" amounted to $8300! And despite working a claimed 110%, which is impossible, since he was also working 110% for BVAP, Shaw never once coughed up any personal funds to augment his holdings, which, BTW, would have demonstrated confidence in the company and its leadership!
Now holding 37.5mm newly minted TAUG shares, and possibly deferred cash compensation, one has to wonder how much Seth Shaw has taken out of BVAP! Would this be termed "double dipping", i.e. being paid for devoting 110% in service to two companies, TAUG and BVAP? It is complete BS that a CEO, regardless of lip-service and bonehead decisions, shares little risk with the shareholders! Unfortunately, this is the world of officers and directors associated virtually all of the "stinkie pinkies"!
Seth Shaw donated 37,500,000 shares, worth over $300,000 to himself, but per Shaw, "my personal compensation is the furthest thing from my mind!" How in the hell did Seth Shaw EARN $300,000 (and the shareholders don't even know if this is the full extent of his compensation)! Contrary to the company's commitment stated in the July 2015 8-K, announcing Seth Shaw as the returning CEO, TAUG has not yet filed an 8-K making the shareholders aware of the CEO's compensation package! Seth Shaw and his gang have gotta love it! Of course not paying the EDGAR filing bill, makes filing any of the required SEC documentation impossible! How convenient!
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