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PlayMoneyBS

10/05/22 10:09 PM

#138633 RE: FergusVI #138632

Perhaps they understand that the same way the understand the CEO wil happily share the written statement from the lender with the new terms and conditions, along with interest and any other expenses already paid.

#FixItUpChappie
#LipstickOnAPig
#PRsShouldntNeedAnInterpreter
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poincianamike

10/06/22 7:45 AM

#138634 RE: FergusVI #138632

The previous management gave us the Audioeye dividend. Even though I did well trading the stock over the years up until the last year, current management has not given any since taking over. No share in the multiple lawsuits worth almost 2M to the co. along with the 480K they got from selling preferred. I know the responses, without current mgt, there would be no company and the CEO is owed 500K in past salary, dah dah dah. Bottom line stock is a 1/2 penny, and shareholders have received nothing with it being a HOLDING CO. Now a 500K note is coming due and the Feds are after the CEO. Final Question, who is paying the legal expenses for the current litigation against the CEO, the company or his personal funds? Thanks
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PlayMoneyBS

10/06/22 9:51 AM

#138636 RE: FergusVI #138632

If the CEO were stating this was the best quarter yet, under his management, it would simply be untrue. I believe the current $CMGO CEO took over in early 2014, maybe sooner. XA had great numbers, right up until the CEO's daughter took over and began to run it into the ground, turning the agency from an actual experiential marketing company into the husk it now is. What do they essentially do now? Re-decorate empty facilities and serve food, right? XA is nothing but a minor subcontractor now and a joke among those in the industry.

I'm pretty certain that anyone following this company understands that when the CEO posted about the best quarter yet, he was discussing when it was under his management. Not the previous crooks.



Perhaps the CEO will gladly share those links to all the events XA "executed" and will provide the affidavit from the lender regarding the loan terms. Doubtful, though.