Replies to post #127705 on Supurva Healthcare Group Inc (SPRV)

[work-n-hard]

My linked post, shows that not to be the case. Only the Preferreds show to have been transferred.
Besides, the whole W2D thing was a "done deal"...until it wasn't.
In the end, this whole thing will be shown to be more BS, in order to sell Common Shares IMO.
If SPRV has no money, and the Family Trust has the money to do these deals, why do they need SPRV?

[work-n-hard]

Sorry, busy day. To your point, the below link is what it looks like, when a REAL merger has taken place.
And YES, AT&T makes the information available to shareholders and the public, AS REQUIRED BY LAW. That's what Public Companies do. SMH
Funny, I haven't seen a filing by SPRV for their merger.

https://otp.tools.investis.com/clients/us/atnt2/sec/sec-show.aspx?Type=html&FilingId=12816385&CIK=0000732717&Index=10000

[rawman]

Business Contracts are not generally made public.

BULLSHIT!!! A Merger Agreement or Stock Purchase Agreement (SPA) are NOT so-called "business contracts"!

The subject Agreements are NOT DARK SECRETS to be hidden from the company's owners, the shareholders! Mergers and acquisitions directly impact every single shareholder's investment, thus are deemed public information!

WANT PROOF??? I suggest checking out some real companies that are REGISTERED with the SEC. (SPRV IS NOT!) Then checkout the Statement of Material Events related to MERGERS and/or ACQUISITIONS! The terms and conditions, underlying these M&A transactions, are always included!

This lack of public disclosure is exactly why Paul Strickland was able to pull-off the SPRV/Web to Door scam!!!