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clearmont88

11/12/17 12:24 PM

#42495 RE: rawman #42494

To put an end to this non-sense once and for all

Tauriga never entered into any partial contingency with Silverberg -- it was contemplated for a while back in May of 2017 (as disclosed in a press release at that time) and it was never entered into. There certainly would have been an 8K filed if that had been entered into by the company

My guess is that the majority of Silverberg's invoice(s) have already been paid by the Company (see the Company's most recent Form 10Q)

In addition, you incorrectly stated earlier that all of Seth's debt retirement was via conversions. This is False

Two Group 10 Notes were retired for Cash payments (One in June 2017 and the other in October 2017)

More than $130,000 in Total cash was paid to retire those 2 Group 10 Notes (and let's not forget that money came from Seth's personal private placement investments at $0.00125). You should correct that in your post

You state (paraphrasing you) that Tauriga is about to go bankrupt because of certain "massive" bills that you feel are owed by the Company. To say the least, I strongly disagree with your assessment there


Lastly, I believe that Seth Shaw has done an exceptional job running this company that past 2+ years. That's my opinion

In addition, the vast majority of the sharp criticism levied against SETH is based on factual premises that simply do not reflect reality. It is understandable that shareholders are frustrated - but Seth has worked hard for shareholders and has deserves a lot of credit!!
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Johnny_C

11/12/17 12:36 PM

#42496 RE: rawman #42494

You are wrong, as I stated att Silverberg was on a hourly pay as you go billing. Any suggestion that there was contingency is pure BS..He may have wanted it but TAUG didn't. End of Story, sorry