Replies to post #69085 on Blue Diamond Ventures Inc (BLDV)

[Kool Aid Man]

Not much difference between that PR and this other one from 10/26/2016.

http://www.advfn.com/news_Blue-Diamond-Ventures-Inc-Acquires-VERVE-Living_72754167.html

That was 9 months ago and the stock barely budged within mid-trips. In addition to his comments about Cannabis-Clean, NOW Brands, Zeno and VERVE Living Systems, lighting partnerships, solar projects, Michigan Plant Technologies LLC., Blue Diamond Consulting (BDC) etc, Alper also said-->

BDC has entered into a consulting agreement with a Canadian Cannabis Grower [i.e. AMS- KAM) who has just received their pre-license from Health Canada. BDC will begin its service after the grower has completed its second round of funding to complete its 50,000-sq. foot cultivation center in Ontario.

Apparently AMS was unable to secure this second round of funding and has turned to BLDV. So in the 9 months since this PR Alper turned to "crowdfunding lawyers" Trowbridge Sidoti LLP https://www.crowdfundinglawyers.net/ to provide the "Private Placement Memorandum" documents necessary to legally allow people to invest in the AMS building project.

Now all Alper has to do is to find people willing to put up $12 million.

As I've said before, I'll be very surprised if anyone will simply hand over that sort of money to be used by Alper and AMS as they see fit. IMO such investors always demand a great deal of control over how their money is spent.

Blue Diamond Consulting is currently assisting the BLDV legal team with the preparation of the Private Placement Memorandum that will finalize the parameters of the investment into AMS Farms (see below, AMS will retain their own debt and BLDV will not have liability for the 12 Million loan).
Extract from 7/17/17 PR: https://www.otcmarkets.com/ajax/showNewsReleaseDocumentById.pdf?id=26412

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