Replies to post #13402 on Heathrow Nat. Food and Bev Inc. (fka HRNF)

[soupoftheday]

From: Mike Pagnano ([e-mail])
Sent: November 12, 2008 9:39:39 PM

We are waiting on Delaware to approve our Preferred shares and the Golf Channel to approve a release.

Mike

[PRmaniac]

Does the Golf channel know about all WEHI's liens and the fact they don't pay prize winners?

Maybe a list of the liens from prize winners and others would help the channel avoid embarrassment! I wonder how much they will have to pay to get it aired? LOL

A 2005-filmed re-run?

[Reptile]

It's really to bad you posted this email...we are screwed now.

All of the loonies who are bashing on here will flood the Golf Channel with all of their info, real or imagined, to try and screw up the deal just so they can say they were right.

Oh well, to late now, we just have to hope it is true and the screwballs on here don't screw it up for the rest of us.

[lifegear]

so is this how he's going to decrease the o/s, by converting most of the common to preferreds?

since most of the common stock is held by insiders, it will be easy to convert most of them

[PRmaniac]

Doesn't matter PICS4U2C

WEHI's stock price still needs to drop around 98%, even if they get someone to air their rerun 2005 Golf Show.

Given Pagnano's success at destroying shareholder value, my guess is the preferred share deal is to help create room for dumping tens of billions more shares (after a 1:1000 reverse split of the common stock).

Remember, he has to generate tons more cash from someone to pay for production of the other shows he says are in process.

[PRmaniac]

PICK4U - DID YOU CONTACT THE SEC, YET?

Did you forward the emails to the SEC, yet? They have a tipline at SEC.GOV

If you are not lying about the emails directly from the CEO of WEHI, giving you insider information (material non-public information), then one should consider making sure regulators are aware of what Pagnano may be doing again.....feeding certain shareholders what appears to be insider info, in hopes that they will spread this info on message boards and generate buying volume at these stratospherically-high share prices ($0.0001).

If you are posting false emails from the CEO, then you may be at risk yourself.

Anyone concerned about the way it appears that insider pump/dump info may be being "spread" should make sure regulators are aware of it, IMO.