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justerx

06/13/09 10:18 PM

#10966 RE: justerx #10965

Global Oil Tools was at the shareholder meeting too and that was in October 06. At no time was there any mention of prefered shareholders.
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printmail01

06/14/09 4:54 PM

#10969 RE: justerx #10965

what do u expect when ur CEO is a thief and liar....
This is Jim Dial we r talking about....

In 2007, Global Oil Tools Inc, (est'd. in 1978, Louisiana), began its re-organization into Global Oil Tools (Wyoming), whereby Global Oil Tools Inc, (Wyoming) entered into an agreement to acquire all assets and liabilities of Global Oil Tools Inc, (Louisiana) and whereby Global Tools' (Louisiana) board approved the reorganization.
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cyofish

06/18/09 10:18 PM

#10977 RE: justerx #10965

Corpration is a seperate legal entity from the owners. Subsequently, the owners don't own the asset of the business, just the equity interest in the business. You don't get a % of the proceeds when the business sells an asset. Only thing you can expect is a dividend which is a share of the company's earnings (profit) for a given year if the board of director so choose to distribute.

You also have to understad the word "relinquish" which to give up or return (without compensation). Interesting choice of words as they didn't go into the specific to define exactly what transper. Based on the prior PRs it sounds like Grifco didn't live up the terms of the Joint Venture agreement such as moving the company up to a higher exchange, providing audited financials etc. so JD & Grifco just got cut out of the deal.

Second, Prior to this PR Ed Leonard & Jim Dial were listed as officers of Global Oil Tools according the Louisiana Secretary of State filing. A few weeks before the PR came out there were change in officers. Apparently, Ed Leonard and Jim Dial resigned and Barnhill (the founder) becamse the President & CEO of Global Oil Tools.