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DTGoody

03/14/23 7:06 PM

#59066 RE: PamelaR #59065

I understand your feelings Pam. At this point it appears that they are infact trying to do the right thing. I guess the jury is still out on whether or not we get screwed?

If Charlie Scott gets XSVT to the NASDAQ and we end up with all of our shares I will be happy.

I do not agree with how Charlie treated the LFER team and that really did back fire on him. He wasn't expecting them to fight back with legal action. Hopefully going forward Charlie won't pull anything like this again. Especially if he doesn't want any more legal issues?

Right now they appear to be doing everything right, so I am giving Charlie Scott the benefit of doubt.

With that said until my 301,000 shares show up in my Brokerage accounts I will remain cautiously optimistic.

Have a Good Evening Pam and thanks for all that you are doing.
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Talc Moan

03/15/23 12:49 AM

#59067 RE: PamelaR #59065

Bottom line if he does not do it correctly it won’t be accepted by the SEC. So whatever worries you have about that don’t worry. There is only 1 possible way to do it and that is the SEC way.

Secondly per the merger Common shareholders will get 1 for 1. So whatever you owned you will receive.

NOW there will be a race to exit by many so the share price could plummet very fast. You can sell asap or wait and see if there is a recovery. I would be very Leary though on a recovery. TDOC has gone from $300 a share to Barely surviving around $25.00 with so much bad debt. So CareClix will have a ceiling based on very little revenue and Tons of Debt.

As for Nasdaq that won’t happen for a few years. You cannot take a shell up to Nasdaq. There are requirements that need to be met. 1 would be a Reverse Split to get the share price where it needs to be for 30 days on the bid. The others is a certain amount of shareholders are needed and
A few more criteria that will need to be met. Like Market Cap etc etc.

But as much as I dislike Charles Scott. Aka BEGO imo. I do think your gonna get your shares this time. One thing that still hasn’t been done though is CareClix Financials fully Audited. We still have not seen them for years on end.

Regards

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Mark456

03/17/23 6:33 PM

#59077 RE: PamelaR #59065

Legal Issues

As many of you know there are legal actions in motion with respect to SOLI, Charles Scott, CareClix and such entities. I've reviewed / researched a lot of information and this is where I stand.

Assumptions / Given:
• CS is aware of our actions. The speed of acquiring this shell company (XSVT) and reporting financials is not purely coincidental (opinion).
• He broke FL Law Chapter 607, Corporate Records. If you want to say he's that P.O. box in Melbourne.
• He broke VA Law Article 18, 13.1-770 Corporate Records. For the office in Alexandria.
• CS is under investigation in Virginia for potential fraud related to convertible notes.
• As shareholders, we would like everything to come clean and have our investment. CareClix is operating, although losing money (reportedly). CS may come clean, maybe not.
• CS failed to provide information, knowing he should. Even with release of the financials, he's still in violation of lawful reporting requirements. No question.

Some of my assessment:
• Lots of blind spots, smoke and mirrors. (multiple corporate entities, VA vs. FL, etc) If left alone, expect CS to decide in his interest not all shareholders. (based on history)
• Malfeasance / fraud seems clear to me, but the burden of proof is a high bar.

I want to see:
• Continued pressure to influence future decisions, to keep CS as honest if possible. In the sense that, doing what's 'right' is CS's best course of action.
• I'd like Virginia investigation broadened to look at reporting and corporate malfeasance / fraud.
o Herbal Innovations sale and resale as criminal fraud / corporate malfeasance. (ref VA code Ch 18.2-186).
o Fraudulently claimed CHII debt as criminal fraud / corporate malfeasance. (ref VA code Ch 18.2-186)
o Failure to meet meeting and reporting requirements VA Code Ch 13.1 Articles 8, 18.
o Failure to meet the requirements of VA Code Ch 13.1 Articles 12 (Mergers and Share Exchanges)
• As shareholders we have a right to know: per VA Code Chapter 13.1 Article 18
o Copies of all board meeting notes, shareholder meetings, and any other meeting where material decisions were made.
o Shareholder records and, in particular, records of distributions of shares to Charles Scott, along with minutes of meetings that authorized those distributions. (With SEC filings) And a detailed history of share structure and ownership of primary shareholders. (there is more as well)