Replies to post #68077 on Worldwide NFT Inc (WNFT)

[I-Glow]

Damn, you really are gullible.

"Sharp has spent alot of money cleaning this shell up and getting it ready for a merger."

You are clueless about how OTC scams operate.

Sharp never loaned FORW $2M to buy HUMBL warrants.

Sharp hasn't cleaned up any shell - after 2 years as the CEO he hasn't accomplished anything of value.

These fake loans are how insiders enrich themselves as they are repaid in stock.

The only Calasse fiasco was Sharp trying to steal his shares. If you had read the SEC correspondence you would know that Sharp was busted by the SEC for putting the Calasse stock in the Treasury - but the SEC made Sharp return it and list it as issued and outstanding.

You haven't verified that Sharp is spending any money - look at the new Issuances and I bet his Attorney has been issued stock. So retail shareholders are paying for his Attorney.

IG

IG

[I-Glow]

Damn, you really are gullible.

"Sharp has spent alot of money cleaning this shell up and getting it ready for a merger."

You are clueless about how OTC scams operate.

Sharp never loaned FORW $2M to buy HUMBL warrants.

Sharp hasn't cleaned up any shell - after 2 years as the CEO he hasn't accomplished anything of value.

These fake loans are how insiders enrich themselves as they are repaid in stock.

The only Calasse fiasco was Sharp trying to steal his shares. If you had read the SEC correspondence you would know that Sharp was busted by the SEC for putting the Calasse stock in the Treasury - but the SEC made Sharp return it and list it as issued and outstanding.

You haven't verified that Sharp is spending any money - look at the new Issuances and I bet his Attorney has been issued stock. So retail shareholders are paying for his Attorney.

IG

[Yolo]

I don't think Sharp has spent any money he won't get back. And overall, he's been paying legal fees by issuing shares in SRNW, WNFT, and/or GVSI. Shareholders are paying for the legal fees, not Sharp.

Sharp has spent alot of money cleaning this shell up and getting it ready for a merger. He is still spending money on legal and maintenance fees. I seriously doubt he'd go through all of this time and trouble for a .05 cent per share return. Time will certainly tell though.