This post was simply to point out that DRWN has an agreement in place to issue discounted free trading stock to CF3 Enterprises in exchange for CF3 Enterprises paying off some debts and expenses for DRWN. I made the post so that traders would be aware of the dilution threat.
CACE17018169 CF3 Enterprises LLC Plaintiff vs. Quantum Med Transp Inc (aka A Clean Slate Inc) 09-29-2017
Just to give you an idea of how much future dilution DRWN is facing:
To pay off $1,451,000 at $.0001 it would take 14,510,000,000 free trading shares
To pay off $1,451,000 at $.0002 it would take 7,755,000,0000 free trading share
The rest of the post was just a break down of what debts/expenses/liabilities CF3 Enterprises is paying off for DRWN plus a break down of the other sister shells that CF3 Enterprises got involved with included common players between all 3 shells.
Here is a break down of the expenses/liabilities/debts that CF3 Enterprises is paying off for DRWN again:
a) $165,000 owed to Casaro S.A.
Casaro S.A. is a Panama entity controlled by attorney Barry Miller who is the long time attorney of Richard Astrom and also the long time attorney for DRWN.
Barry Miller Casa 9, Calle 5, Villa Zaita Las Cumbres, Panama panalaw.com.pa
The money was owed to Barry Miller for legal fees
b) $366,000 owed to Parisian Summer Inc
Parisan Summer Inc is controlled by Richard Astrom. When Astrom sold the DRWN shell in 2017 he sold it for a $400,000, $360,000 of the balance ended up as a debt Note owed to Astrom which Astrom transferred to Parisan Summer Inc. The transaction included $6000 in attorneys fees owed to Stuart Reed and Laura Anthony for assisting in the transaction bringing the amount owed to Astrom to $366,000.
c) $700,000 owed to Jason Peretek from when DRWN acquired United Ambulance LLC from Jason Peretek
d) $110,000 owed to Silverback Promotions LLC because of some service agreement that DRWN signed with Silverback Promotions LLC on August 9, 2017
Silverback Promotions LLC is controlled by Robert Gandy. I remember Robert Gandy very very well from the PGIE scam. The SEC actually acted on that dirty scam and filed litigation against Robert Gandy and the PGIE CEO