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moneytrain2021

08/23/22 4:30 PM

#78328 RE: SunshineSmiles #78310

It looks like to me is that the majority shares and control block was sold to Frank, not WOGI.

Frank never finished paying for that purchse of those shares and control block before he began eliminating shares.

Sounds like a classic case of contract default!

Just because you like or don't like someone doesn't mean you can take something and not finish paying for it.

This is theft

Maria56

08/23/22 9:28 PM

#78356 RE: SunshineSmiles #78310

So why would the 2 WOGI CEO's think giving WOGI to MONI would make it happen?


Better question, why didn't Alison and Frank do a little more due diligence and say "Pass"? It was all out there. Lots of never realized "deals of the century," NH’s public conflicts with previous CEO and Baron Capital, and - OMG - that letter from Broadridge. Lordy. Funniest bit of legal nonsense evvverrrr:

On the date of this letter, Broadridge will transmit Client’s records to Client and Client hereby releases Broadridge and its affiliates, and Broadridge hereby releases Client and its affiliates, of and from all actions, claims demands, damages, debts, losses, liabilities, indebtedness, causes of action (either at law or equity) and obligations of whatever kind or nature, whether known or unknown, direct or indirect, new or existing, by reason of any matter, cause or thing whatsoever from the beginning of the world to the end of time arising out of or relating to any matter or thing whatsoever, including without limitation, claims alleged or which could have been asserted in connection with or related to the Agreement for services between Client and Broadridge.



I repeat, “from the beginning of the world to the end of time.”

LOLOLOLOLOLOLzzz

I've got no sympathy. Get in bed with dogs, get fleas. Way of the world.