I honestly don’t think he expected the market to scrutinize the details about his education. You can tell by his previous interviews that he didn’t have much respect for penny stocks (which begs the question of why he chose to get involved with one now), but he’s definitely learning the hard way just how important it is not to make misleading statements in the public arena.
Correct. I will find out Monday or the beginning of the week when he attended Harvard and what certificates/diplomas he received. I will also find out if he took online courses or went to the campus. (Odd he didn’t say this in the letter). He saw the articles published and “noticed” what they said, he was forced to correct it after the SA article. An honest person would have released a statement before being forced to correct it. Or maybe this top notch attorney just missed details like that... lmao. 10k was dropped but nothing about banking fame after so it’s going to be just what I said, a holding Corp for a bunch of crappy businesses to raise capital in the future. The inevitable “need to” increase the AS will come down the road. I still have only found 1 other employee for GRN funds, an adminstrator with a scrubbed LinkedIn. (Tonya Kaczka) just google her and linked inwith GRN funds. I have emails and calls going out to multiple people this week “associated” with Justin Costello. It’s also been mentioned Justin owns 50-100 businesses, I can’t find their physical locations. Hempstract was conviently started May 2,2019 (lmao) https://www.bizapedia.com/wa/hempstract-llc.html It’s my opinion at the end the “overpriced marijuana companies that never sold” Costello:So the revenues were real. It wasn’t a unicorn, pie-in-the-sky, penny stock deal. These companies have $25 million to $30 million in revenues a year.https://mjbizdaily.com/sell-marijuana-business-qa-grn-funds-ceo-justin-costello/
Sept. 6th 2017 article: GRN Funds launched the deal at the beginning of August with a timeline of 60 days from the outset to source the right type of bidders.
To arrive at the $60 million-$70 million valuation, Costello brought in a third party to audit the businesses’ books, then applied industry metrics to reach that dollar amount.
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