Replies to post #23382 on West Coast Ventures Group Corp (fka WCVC)

[BrownRickRoss]

You seem so comfortable and accepting of your loss as an “original investor”. Maybe you have had time to come to terms with your reality. That’s fine I guess.

If you are for real and I am still not sure by the way, let Jim know how disappointed his shareholders are in his actions and responsibility towards us. When I first saw that video of him and his son on YouTube and how he came to accept his use of marijuana to help deal with his illness, I really thought that Mr. Nixon seemed like a man of high character who could be trusted with my money.

If what you are saying about his reaction to us discussing his stock is true, I guess what they say about OTC CEOs is true lol.

Al in Alabama

[PennyHoper]

The questions I have he probably didn't answer in advance.
1. Are all of his debts (convertible notes and others) paid off?
2. Are all of the legal cases against him over?
3. Is he the Plaintiff in any on-going legal cases?
4. Is he self-funding by restaurant revenue alone?
5. Does he even need more funding?
6. Did he ever get any shares back by disgorgement from toxic lenders as unregistered dealers (a big thing Brenda Hamilton blogs about)?
7. It looks like he's letting "West Coast Ventures Group Corp" go into dissolution at the state level in Florida and Colorado. What's the next step, given that Nixon Restaurant Group is alive (in Florida and Colorado), and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of West Coast Ventures Group Corp?
8. What's up with Nixon Restaurant Corp (a formed but so far unused private for-profit corporation)?
9. What's up with Casa Saulsbury LLC?
10. Why does he have a "Franchise Info" button on his main Illegal Burger site that goes nowhere (except to a page that no longer exists)?

I reserve the right to have more questions first thing in the morning.