It is clear to me that some of the people here are working on behalf of Mr. Nordstrom.
Saying you won't call because "this is BS" is BS.
People who won't call can't be trusted.
We convened a shareholder's meeting. 10% of the shareholders can do that according to our Bylaws.
A quorum is 30%. We had proxy ballots for 38.10% of the company.
Grant Record has control shares.
That means it doesn't really "matter" what happens in a "vote", because his votes trump everyone else's.
You were not notified, because Mr. Nordstrom did not supply us with an up to date shareholder list, as required by law, and our Bylaws.
This whole site is BS, and people are not coming clean as to who they are.
But none of it matters, because I am the CEO, and I would just prefer that people sell me all of their stock, and go away.
We don't even want investors.
In fact, I plan on taking the company private, after I stabilize everything with the auditing.
Once I do that, I won't have to answer questions of this nature, which are designed to be inflammatory, and distract the few people that do come here from the true nature of what is going on.
The SEC does not regulate our shareholder meetings. If Mr. Nordstrom had wanted to notify all of them, it was his responsibility to do so. He had 48 hours to produce the shareholder list, and declined to do so.
It is the duty of the BOD to notify the shareholders. Mr. Record notified the Directors, per Oregon law, and our Bylaws, and Mr. Nordstrom failed to act on that notifications.
We look forward to getting into the shareholder list next week, after the judge rules on our legitimacy. At that time we will be filing criminal charges of fraud, larceny, deception, etc.
Have a pleasant day.
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