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ElderWolf

03/08/05 12:20 PM

#31624 RE: hitimer #31622

Hitimer- Please explain to me why they'd need to have someone officially on the BOD BEFORE making a committment. How's it going to look if the bank decides to NOT give the money. Also, can a bank not do DD unless someone is on the BOD? That's perposterous!!

I can see the announcement now...

Jack decides to quit BOD after only two weeks. However, we now have Jill from a different bank. Hopefully she'll decide to fund this scam...er...a...venture.

Rob...Jack is nothing more than a rent-a-name my friend. The most he'll do for us is help sell more shares to folks with International Business Corporations (aka offfshore accounts) that do not fall under the rule of the SEC...or more particularly...rule 144.

Here's some food for thought...

I'd be willing to bet that good ol' Brad and Ray have themselves one o' them fancy dancy offshore corpeerayshuns.




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WHP03

03/08/05 3:00 PM

#31630 RE: hitimer #31622

Hit - banks are regulated by the Fed. The quality of their loans are watched closely. Trust me, I'm married to a Commercial Banker. What does NVI have in the way of cash or hard assets (real estate) to collateralize a loan? Perhaps Ray-Ray would back it personally with his house, Porscha SUV, etc..? Not!

The bank Jack works for isn't a charity; they don't just give money away. And Jack's bank isn't set up to make "investments" in publically traded OTCs (that have no cash or other assets to leverage).

I'm just offering an educated opinion - but I think it's highly unlikely a small regional business bank like Heritage would touch NVI directly with a 20 foot long pole.

The only possibility IMO would be Jack helping connect some "very rich, not so bright" types with Ray-Ray and Brad to put up some risk capital that would a) keep NVI out of bankruptcy, b) help fund the completion of the FPGA, c) bridge NVI over to a larger source of capital, perhaps a co-marketer or partner, who would in turn help fund the production of an ASIC.

Bill