Replies to post #4771 on Green Bridge Industries Inc (GRBG)

[timetomakemoney]

A few weeks ago, You came here to find out about GRBG and possibly buy shares in the company. Then, I thought you decided not to buy any shares in GRBG. So why are here Today? Did you decide to buy shares?

[cjstocksup]

If you do not believe the news and PR's etc why are you even posting here? I never waste my time posting on boards that I do not own stocks in or believe in. Just curious as to why so many negative posters are on this one right before the major news starts flowing and a lot of alerts are also about to go out on this one from I Hubs most trusted. Remember in just weeks we are about to be launched and a lot of news will begin flowing. I have never even heard of you and I have been here for about 10 years except for a year and a half I had to take off due to my spouses serious health issues and I did not have my old I Hub name ID etc so I started a new one. I am able to at least trade a few days a week now even with all I have going on but in about 10 years here you get to know who is legit and who is not.

[Claypool Reservoir]

How in the world would you know if it was real or not seriously you are ASSuming what you know but you have no earthly way of knowing fact or fiction and that is the TRUTH

[Cassandra]

I posted the same sentiment when the Shot Spirits deal with GRBG was first announced: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=42521967

Just on the face of the PR, it is simply "too good to be true" that a company could buy a "controlling interest" in another public company by issuing only $200,000 of restricted stock priced over its recent share price with a valid "expectation" to receive $500,000 in positive cash flow within 60 days of the acquisition.

It's even more unbelievable when one reviews the history of SSPT (formerly SHTP). SSPT shows only $660.00 of gross revenue for the 3 months ending 9/30/09 and only $1,651.00 of gross revenue for the 9 months ending 9/30/09: http://www.pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=26065 . However, it's especially unbelievable when one reviews the agreement with the Beverage Pouch Group, which give SSPT only 10 cents per case sold.

On the same document as linked to above, see item #14 on page 14. GRBG bought only 51% of SSPT's preferred stock (5,100 of 10,000 preferred shares). That does not seem to be a "controlling interest" in the company. It would also be unusual for the purchaser of preferred shares to receive direct cash flow.

There are so many things that don't make sense in the GRBG press releases surrounding the so-called "acquisition" of SSPT, that no one should take them at face value.