Once again, do you know the difference between the float and the O/S? You can own 100% of the float, that doesn't mean you own 100% of the company, LMFAO. I'd suggest many of you here look up the words float, outstanding shares(O/S) and authorized shares(A/S). And going to a blog to get a sharecount is just hilarious(not to mention you didn't even post the right number), at least use pinksheets dot com, now I think I have finally seen it all, too funny here.IMO
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