Replies to post #84371 on IDGlobal Corp (IDGC)

[DFRANK1970]

Sweetdream, I understand what you're attempting to do and that's fine. But you need to take what I said about IDGC in context.

"A companies past failings doesn't always indicate it's future, but this is very similar to the last 4 years of BS that has been flowing heavily from IDGC and CEO DuFort."

IDGC has done nothing in the past 6 years but drop in PPS and the CEO has consistently lied to the investors/shareholders the entire time. "IF" and I do mean "IF" DuFort has finally put together a solid business model IDGC has the chance to grow. But skepticism runs deep with those who have seen this all before and this will not change until DuFort actually succeeds at something, hell anything at this point would be good for investor confidence...

[Slojab]

That's a rather meaningless, nebulous sentiment as it doesn't take actual circumstances into account. When someone has used a vehicle (in this case, the OTC market) to make a living through constant failure, one should be cautious in thinking anything should be different going forward.

Everything stated should be questioned and not summarily accepted on the face value. A good example of this is the original statement that IDGC owned some 85M shares of APRU. Upon being questioned on this, because it made no sense whatsoever, we learned it was a "stock purchase agreement". Then, it was a "promissory note". Now, we learn there were convertible notes involved. Now, I believe we've finally gotten to the truth but what's lacking is the terms and conditions of those promissory notes. That would reveal that the value of those shares cannot be simply considered by multiplying those 85M shares by whatever the sp of APRU is.