Replies to post #59608 on Houston Natural Resources Corp (HNRC)

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Nor do I. If Ihub still has Friday happy hour, send me yours. We'll be in touch when the time comes. I have tolerated many losses in pinkyland. This scam takes the cake. I've never been lied to by a CEO or publicly traded company before, only misled, at worst. The plot is so blatant, it's embarrassing to admit I fell for it... 3 times in a row, with WNTR's bogus dividend offers.

They told us if we held between the span of X-date and Y-date, we would be considered "shareholders of record", and would receive three separate dividends, on three separate occasions. During these three separate windows of time, the company hyped up the dividend offer through paid press releases and marketing campaigns in order to create, or induce, interest and trading volume, thusly raising the price per share of WNTR. During these created opportunities to sell stock in the company, the company and it's associates proceeded to sell large quantities of WNTR stock to newly interested buyers, who were responding to the company's paid press and social media based marketing efforts. WNTR maximized their ability to sell the most of their own shares, by duping retail and private shareholders and investors of WNTR to NOT SELL, but to HOLD for three separate extended periods of time, creating three separate situations where WNTR and it's accomplices had the selling floor to themselves. After the company had sold what they could, or needed to sell... they ceased their marketing efforts, volume slowed to a halt, and shareholders became aware of the heavily increased number of outstanding shares of this stock. It became apparent that the company used the opportunity created by their unfulfilled promises to issue "shareholders of record" three separate and valuable dividends, to dilute the common stock, and thereby decrease the value of their company as well as the value of their shareholders, which they claimed to always want to increase and nurture. WNTR shareholders never received two of the three dividends due to them. The one dividend that can be accounted for, is a mere placeholder in our accounts. The placemarkers for the GCHI dividend are not shares in a company, rather, they are bookmarks for a real dividend we have never received. In essence, we have never received any of the three separate and valuable dividends. This molestation of the stock and it's investors killed everyone involved from a retail, and non-insider position. I salvaged less than 10% of my initial investment... like most who were ever able to get out. Did they do this on purpose? Would they do something THAT obvious?

What's the purpose of the dutch tender? It seems so suspicious. People are locking up shares if they ask for more than .0001 (to the best of my recollection), and Frank is only buying at .0001. It costs shareholders money to participate in this dutch tender. It also takes time and effort, more than Frank has put out for us in the past few years. It's a crap deal, in my opinion. Just something that appears to be positive on the surface, to appear more legit and to pretend to offer a real way out for investors. Why not pay more to longs than just .0001? His filings always try to claim our actual value at one full penny, .001 at worst (the best I can remember, not bothering to research this scam again until I need to). Even he will only pay .0001 for this... why? Why even bring up any amount more than .0001 in the wording of the tender offer, or in filings? Smells bad. This ticker is unreal. Seriously, it's like the Twilight Zone of penny stocks. It's got a creepy vibe to it, that I just cannot trust. Treat it like a Zombie. Boom. JMO. GLTU. Happy Hour, tomorrow?

OH, I checked my account, my GCHI placemarkers number in the five-figures. I am interested in collecting my divies, it's been YEARS.

Mr. Kristan discussed the company's progress this year and the company's future prospects. This included the company's current portfolio investments in The Green Fund (www.thegreenfund.us), I-Texts, Inc. (www.i-texts.com) and Telemedcare, Inc. (www.telemedcareinc.com). He also confirmed that there will not be a reverse split of the company's stock prior to the dividend date of June 30, 2014. Shareholders of record on June 30, 2014 will receive one share of Green Company Holdings, Inc. (The Green Fund) @ $1.00 per share for every 100 common shares of Worldwide Internet, Inc. The dividend will be payable on or before July 31, 2014 and the company will file its June 30, 2014 financials on or before August 14, 2014.

Ugh! GLTU!