Josh Alper claims he has been CEO for 1 year/ 4 months --so since about Feb 2016. Therefore it appears he WAS in office at the time these notes were issued-- contary to his statement.
Can anyone explain why a lender would enter such deals for shares pegged at .001 when the PPS at the time was in DEEP TRIPS? Why would anyone do that you ask?
As I understand these things, if BLDV falls below .001 by the time these noted come due, they will have to issue notes at a much deeper discount in order to "true up" the debt they owe.
Regardless, the total of these notes BLDV acknowledges owing amounted to 62 MILLION shares (plus 6-10% interest monthly) priced at .001. 7 million of these shares supposedly came due in May 2017. So 7 million shares dumped at, say .003, comes to $21,000 not including accumulated interest --all for a $7k investment.
The big dump of 50 million shares happens in September.. 2-3 months from now.