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10/21/10 10:10 PM

#85413 RE: NateJones #85412

No Nate. It is a pointless venture for anyone to "send their support" in for a board electee. You may have noticed Kendrick's appointment did not require a proxy vote from you or any of the board members here? Nor did the 50M share A/S increase? The company insiders apparently control all the shares they need to do anything they want. What you or any of the common shareholders here do, say or attempt to do or say as far as JD Brown is concerned is completely irrelevent. You no longer have any meaningful "vote" in Expo Holdings, Inc's affairs. Sorry. IMHO.

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99leadballoons

10/21/10 10:14 PM

#85414 RE: NateJones #85412

So now they entertain votes for things?

Everybody please remember that a person on the BOD should have a basic understanding of financial statements and be honest. Consistently making false statements on a message board are not solid qualifications.


Sud13

10/22/10 1:18 AM

#85417 RE: NateJones #85412

Just curious....

Why JD Brown???? He is not a CEO.

DD-214

10/23/10 10:42 AM

#85470 RE: NateJones #85412

WRONG, FALSE, NOT TRUE and just plain FICTION.. when was the last time shareholders received a *proxy of some sort* from EXPH? here's a hint.. NEVER!

the voting rights held in preferred shares by the cons (imo) running this company control it's destiny.. you obviously don't understand the way it works.. EVERY time these scammers (imo) raise the A/S it requires a majority vote of shares from *shareholders*, when was the last time you voted on any of their NUMEROUS A/S increases? exactly, NEVER!! these shysters (imo) need bubkas from any shareholder because THEY have voting control with their *PREFERRED* shares (imo)..

The company will have to mail you out a voting form or proxy of some sort.


"Authorized Stock.. The maximum number of shares that a corporation is legally permitted to issue, as specified in its articles of incorporation. This figure is usually listed in the capital accounts section of the balance sheet.

Also known as "authorized shares" or "authorized capital stock".

This number can be changed only by a vote of all the shareholders. Management will typically keep the number of authorized shares higher than those actually issued. This allows the company to sell more shares if it needs to raise additional funds."



now that we cleared that up, have a nice weekend..