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tbadmoneygang

08/07/17 3:11 PM

#14880 RE: Spiccoli #14878

Exactly $RVUE
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jackg152004

08/07/17 3:20 PM

#14889 RE: Spiccoli #14878

Agreed. Sure has garnered a LOT of interest today. I mean how many times do you need to say "I told you so" if you are in the doomsday camp?
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God_Father

08/07/17 3:25 PM

#14892 RE: Spiccoli #14878

Please tell me you understood this? hahahahaha. Clearly Roche got the last laugh as he got away with a crime.

You really have to hand it to him. He scammed shareholders SO WELL that even after shareholders got scammed, they are still smiling and don't know what hit them.

hahahahahahahhahahaha

Funniest SCAM eever!!!!


What Happens After Dissolving a Company?
by Andrew Mayfair J.D.

The dissolution of a company is a final act that sets a small business on the course for termination. The dissolution of a business usually involves the filing of articles of dissolution or some other document with a state's secretary of state or department of corporations. Although dissolution terminates the legal status of a company, the company must still wind down, liquidate its assets and take care of other matters related to ending its existence.\


Shareholder Distribution
The final act of a dissolved company is the distribution of any remaining assets to shareholders. A shareholder refers to any entity or person that has an ownership interest in the company. The distribution to shareholders includes any cash in bank accounts and any cash obtained from the liquidation of the company's assets. The payment to the company's owners must be made on a pro rata basis. This means that if you own 50 percent of a company and $100,000 is being distributed, you will receive $50,000.

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personalegend

08/07/17 3:26 PM

#14894 RE: Spiccoli #14878

I hope it's the latter for you guys, seriously would hate to see folks get hit hard like that, taking a loss is one thing but to have your shares go poof... hope this turns up good for ya. GLTYA