Replies to post #63247 on Seafarer Exploration Corp (SFRX)

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“The SeaSearcher is doing its job; it’s doing what it’s supposed to do,” said Kennedy. “The only issue we have is that we can’t confirm any of the targets it’s showing us because we can’t dig them up yet,” he continued. “We’re encouraged by the targets,” he added. “We can’t wait to prove to the world that this thing works.”

Ready Set Go!!!

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I appreciate Kyle highlighting their incompetence.......while

playing the victim.

I have seen folks get fired for mishandling permits.

(c) Seafarer Exploration, shall be responsible for any and all costs and expenses, including any and all permit costs and fees, insurances required by the State FDEP, State FBAR, and US Army Corps of Engineers, for the exploration, dig and identify, research and establishment of historical province, salvage, recovery and joint conservation, artifacts and archaeological material from abandoned and lost Shipwreck Site(s), (the "Shipwreck Site(s) which shall be located in the Area set out in Schedule A to this agreement, held by a related entity to MAP for over the last decade. Such responsibility shall also include that same area necessary for permitting by the US Army Corps of Engineers (ACOE) Salvage Permit, Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Salvage and Sub-bottom Permit. MAP will assist Seafarer Exploration reasonably necessary to transfer the ACOE and FBAR permits and any other permits, easements or agreements pertaining to the site, and shall assist at all reasonable times in the future to maintain and renew such permits or agreements. All costs for all such permits shall be borne by Seafarer Exploration. Copies of prior Permits and Contracts have been provided to Seafarer Exploration. It is hereby acknowledged that Seafarer Exploration and MAP have already expended great time, effort, expertise, and monies for the issuance of the dig and identify permit related to the Schedule A area.