Replies to post #58141 on Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

[pennyjunkie]

So you're now on record saying Sulja lied?

[greenspirit]

Rocky, have you called the IR department and asked them about about this issue? If so, what was their response.

[rrufff]

Sorry but that's MGB and FUD. Asset transfers are not recorded at the Secretary of State's office. They are transactions that are reflected on the balance sheet and that is not filed.

The SOS merely has changes in the authorized capital structure, the officers, the directors and the like.

Get your facts straight BASHER.

[StockSniper00]

"WINDSOR, ON--(MARKET WIRE)--Aug 22, 2006 -- Sulja Brothers Building Supplies, Ltd. (Other OTC:SLJB.PK - News) announced today that the company is releasing the current share structure to the investing public. Sulja Bros. currently has 800 million shares authorized with 500 million shares outstanding. All share counts have been rounded to the nearest million."

Hmmm...your report only confirms that the A/S is 800m just like Sulja put out in the PR...

What is your point?

Comparing share structure to company assests? not sure where you are trying to go with this Rocky. Maybe you're just a basher.

[WhiteSands]

Rocky, I think we need to clear some things up.

Lets look at some dates :

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Posted by: Rocky959
In reply to: None
Date:8/17/2006 11:42:26 AM
Post # 46960 of 57996

For anyone that's interested, I just got off the phone with Nevada's SOS, I asked if Sulj's document file was open to the public. I was told most certainly, but you have to pay 2 dollars a page and it's sent through the mail.

I had hoped I could get the file over the Internet not so. I'll have to wait until it's delievered in the U.S. post.

Rocky
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WINDSOR, ON -- (MARKET WIRE) -- August 23, 2006 -- Sulja Brothers Building Supplies, Ltd. (PINKSHEETS: SLJB) completed the asset transfer to the State of Nevada. Sulja Bros.' attorneys have paid all creditors and liens on the assets prior to the move. The balance sheet has been forwarded to auditor to complete our financials.

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So you requested records 6 full days before the asset transfer was announced to be completed. You are making an assertion here that assets were never transferred, when it's a matter of public record that Steve Sulja has stated they are. Show me where it's required that the Secy of State even have a record of transferred assets? Is it required???

You stated : "No asset have been transfered. Sulja put out a press release stating the assets have been transfered. That is not the case."

This is a lie.

What more than likely happened, is that you got an outdated copy of the records. Updating government records takes time, and cannot be done 6 days before a material event is completed.

If I didn't know better, it would appear to me you are making a vain attempt to deceive the naive that may read your posts.

You are also making an assertion that the stock is "being diluted not by naked shorts; it's a group of people that are after unsophisticated/novice investor's money,IMO."

Well, that's a pretty serious accusation. Let's see a copy of your SEC complaint. Otherwise, you have nothing to talk about here, sweetie.

Time to prove your assertions.

How stupid do you think people on this board are? Getting records 6 days before asset transfer completed, and saying it didn't happen. Accusing Sulja of lying, and that in a public forum.

Your conscience ought to be talking to you.

[janniebgood]

Did you ask the person at the NV SOS' office if the SOS actually registers assets of a company or if a company is required to "register" their assets with any division of the State of Nevada, including but not limited to the Secy of State; or if this practice is customary for Nevada corporations?

Thanks.

Jannie

[janniebgood]

Just wondering how you concluded, from the information you posted, that:

"No asset have been transfered. Sulja put out a press release stating the assets have been transfered. That is not the case. Anytime Sulja files just one little piece of paper with Nevada it becomes a public record."

Did you inquire of the representative of the SOS if a corporation is required to file as a matter of record or "register" its assets with the Secy of State or any other division of the State of Nevada (i.e. Tax Collector's Office or Dept. of Insurance, both of which would require a different search within the State's records), or if this is something customarily done by Nevada corporations?

Did the SOS rep tell you that this means no "assets have been transferred" since it wasn't found in searching their records or was that your conclusion?

Just trying to figure out if a more in depth inquiry needs to be made with the State or if Sulja is even required to "register" the assets. I just don't remember the PR saying anything about "filing" the assets with the SOS or the State, but merely that they had been transferred to the State of Nevada.

Thanks.

Jannie

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Posted by: rrufff
In reply to: Rocky959 who wrote msg# 57985 Date:8/28/2006 7:15:50 PM
Post #of 58101

Sorry but that's MGB and FUD. Asset transfers are not recorded at the Secretary of State's office. They are transactions that are reflected on the balance sheet and that is not filed.

The SOS merely has changes in the authorized capital structure, the officers, the directors and the like.

Get your facts straight BASHER.