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Quindien

02/14/18 10:04 AM

#128230 RE: BpL #128229

They plan to go public through an IPO. Also, they will have a platform set up to buy/sell shares through private investors.

Koog

02/14/18 10:05 AM

#128231 RE: BpL #128229

How would I ever sell my shares of a private company if there's no way to determine the value?


You would not be able to sell your shares in a private company for a set value. There will no longer be a market for your shares.

I think you are catching on now. Hayes will have you by the short hairs.

Stock_Barber

02/14/18 10:18 AM

#128233 RE: BpL #128229

"Wouldn't you typically receive cash value for shares that go private?"

Typically, yes! In this case... NO!

As I predicted long ago, there would be no cash option, just worthless InWith shares!

"How would I ever sell my shares of a private company if there's no way to determine the value?"

You would need to hire a securities attorney, find an accredited investor ($1M+ net worth) willing to actually buy the shares, and then accept whatever pittance they offer per share.

Or logically, like the experienced holders have done... sell now before EPGL goes into the dark InWith hole!

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/accreditedinvestor.asp

MarkHart66

02/14/18 11:06 AM

#128252 RE: BpL #128229

EXACTLY

Sounds to me that you are a SMART investor

This is a scam so BEWARE

flaflyersfan

02/17/18 10:28 AM

#128392 RE: BpL #128229

BpL, supposedly an individual's ability to negotiate with InWith will determine how much $$$$ they make once private. I have never heard of anything like that; ever.

What if InWith says "no" to every offer? As soon as someone finds out they made less than another shareholder it opens up the gates to class action.

Good luck.