Replies to post #62447 on American Leisure Holdings Inc (AMLH)

[samsamsamiam]

You are wrong. As I just witnessed a brewing company in New York do it with one of Ray Barton's companies. And it has happened before with a vibrating shoe company that is now private after having merged with the public company. Actually the merged companies in the very same stock reverted back to the founders at least 3 times. GVSI. It is too off topic to go into detail here but check the filings.

Read Note 1
https://www.otcmarkets.com/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=157086

And later the brewery was set free as well.
http://www.drinks-insight-network.com/news/newsgvsi-sells-long-beard-brewing-business-5769151
-Good Vibrations Shoes has sold brewery subsidiary Long Beard Brewing Co. back to its founders.

Following this deal, Good Vibrations Shoes is moving forward as a business consulting firm. Chief executive officer (CEO) Paul Carlin will step down from the board of directors and leave the company to run the brewery business as a private entity. The company confirmed that the brewery business was not suited to be a public company.