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I-Glow

06/19/21 6:47 PM

#88554 RE: jbbb #88542

So you are saying that UOIP was operating without any Officers and Directors. Very odd way for public company to conduct business.

Howe died on May 24, 2018 - and the company didn't file an 8-K to notify shareholders of the death of an Officer.

Who was signing documents for UOIP - apparently there was no legal succession plan in place.

UOIP should have become part of Howe's personal assets.

UOIP was also in default on several loans - it would be interesting if these lenders filed for a TRO.

It looks like the shareholders have more issues to deal with before they find out they aren't part of the settlement.

IG
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I-Glow

07/01/21 11:13 AM

#88725 RE: jbbb #88542

You stated that Carter wasn't the CEO of UOIP but according to the Leane Complaint you can read the following:

"Defendant UnifiedOnline, Inc., may be served with service of process upon its registered agent, the Corporation Trust Company, Corporation Trust Center 1209 Orange Street, Wilmington, DE 19801, or upon William "Billy" Carter, its Chief Executive Officer, at 4309 Hoke LN,
Greensboro, NC 27407 or wherever he may be found."

[I]"If you are referring to Carter as being CEO, what period of time did he serve? I thought he was just a stockholder with 900 million shares. How did he acquire all these shares?"[/I]

So the Court documents state that Carter was the CEO of UnifiedOnline, Inc.

IG