Naturally the lawyer would speak, in legalese no doubt. Why wait another week to field questions? The answers are known, but there are still shares to sell to gullible folk.
They could have had a CC on March 10th, the day after this purported 'buy out' was announced.
Nobody will be receiving a penny for their less than 2 tenths of a penny common shares.
I think we've seen this scenario before, have we not?
'It is anticipated that the company's CFO, Roger Rowell, will speak, as well as the company's Securities Counsel.'
If it were a scam, do you think their lawyer would go on a call? Highly unlikely!