That is correct, as of right now (unless something comes to light) I was wrong on the fact that there was one note, there were two. Sadly, as was pointed out in an older post I just referenced, we did all these calculations before and knew that a December note was indeed paid off in June, not the January note, but with so much time passing lost track of this.
I stand by my assertion that notes were going to get paid off, that did happen, but not that there were two notes that needing paying.
If I were a CFO of a company I would be fired for providing wrong info, and to you and the board I sincerely apologize for that, I really do. You were right, but not because you knew the details of the notes but b/c you focused on the symptoms/observations. Any of us could have figured this out, and we should all be doing independent research.
As for the press release, it is correct, the debt has been paid off and there is no more overhang of notes (the note has been converted to stock which means it is no longer an overhanging note)
it has paid off its debt to Power Up Lending as of October 2, 2021. This should be a stabilizing factor to our stock. Furthermore, Mirage no longer has any overhanging notes to affect our market.