Replies to post #345642 on Digital Brand Media and Marketing Group Inc (DBMM)

[uber darthium]

Hey Poo, do you think investor funds were used to pay for Linduh’s plastic surgeries ? Do you think as I do, in my opinion, these fees for all of her surgeries were written off as professional fees ?

Is this fair to shareholders like yourself ?

Is it necessary that DBSCAM’em have a CEO that wants to look like Kenny Rogers 2.0 post cosmetic surgeries ?

Shareholders are encouraged to do their own due diligence and public information in professional and business forums

[Idiot Mayor]

STILL waiting for a post that simply states, “I am not Linda Perry. I do not have and have never had any communications with Linda Perry about DBMM.”

Just that. Nothing more. No nonsensical gibberish that talks around it without saying anything. That’s the entirety of the post and it can be copied and pasted. It’s pretty straight forward and should be very easy, IF it’s true. The fact that the request gets ignored for a straight week is sort of odd.

By the way, “I am not management and don’t speak to management” isn’t exactly the same thing, now is it? Management of WHO? Walmart?

Let’s not be ambiguous (you and your gang are QUITE good at that (ie. short squeeze is imminent - it’s just a matter of time…. Huh?)). Let’s be verrrrrry specific.

“I am not Linda Perry. I do not have and have never had any communications with Linda Perry about DBMM.”

It’s such an easy thing to do.

[uber darthium]

Oh wow Poo, do you think the costs for Linduh’s plastic surgeries were included with the expenses “Sales, general and administrative” $116,707 for Nov 30, 2023 or could those plastic surgeries costs be included in the $148,704 for Aug 31, 2023 ?

You seem to know alot for a regular shareholder so I was just wondering what your thoughts might be on this subject. Is it necessary and ordinary for shareholders to foot the bill for their CEO’s quest to look like a blonde haired Kenny Rogers after his botched facial surgeries ?

I think it’s fair that shareholders ask these questions and be aware of what their company might or may be doing or may have done with THEIR money.

Shareholders are encouraged to do their own due diligence and public information in professional and business forums , presented by DBMM as an aspect of the Company’s industry awareness.