Loser broke boy Stephen Brown needs to start being honest. The OTC knows all his dirty secrets. He MUST disclose all the notes he signed. He MUST disclose the lawsuits claiming HPIL shares he promised. Only a con artist does stuff like this. He can be honest and move forward, or the OTC will keep rejecting his filings. So sad anyone as scummy as him is allowed to hold office in a public company. He'll keep failing for MONTHS.
last spill of beans/ VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA, March 3, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- HPIL Holding (the "Company") (OTC: HPIL) would like to update the OTC pink status, which is that we have been told that we will receive a short response from their review to some questions they have today and the company will respond immediately to those questions. ans: did pinks respond yet ?????
“We have truly overcome so many hurdles, due to the past history of HPIL and I now can say we are about to cross the line to solid footing on all fronts with HPIL and continue the exceptional growth that has been ongoing no matter the issues at hand with the OTC”, said Stephen Brown CEO.
The Company is also completing its 10Q year end and will be filing within the allotted time, due this month.
HPIL Company next conference call will be on May 19th, 2022 said Stephen Brown CEO. Conference call link: https://www.hpilholding.ca/
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