Replies to post #19277 on Shot Spirits Corporation (fka SSPT)

[dee44]

Listen to the smart advice SSPT is going up

[bucksmypup]

someone explain to me 1.10 post split and now this wont hold .0014 if thats not dilution then what is it.


I mean come on. There has been absolutely not one hint of support and this is dropping down further and further each day.


not even a dead cat bounce yet. Trust me once trip zeros get here and market maker doms sitting at .001 is that a buy point.

My guess it probably is but I M not buying it,. I M just hoping to get a market maker rally into the .003's and I will take my losses and be glad to get the hell out of this scam. JMHO bucks

.0014 will not hold.

[Cassandra]

nocpimping: What "legitimate" products are you referencing? The only "products" SSPT offers are information services through its GuestMetrics subsidiary.

If you believe Shot Spirits sells ShotPak products, you are mistaken.

ShotPak products are shown in the ibox ONLY because SSPT gets a $.10 royalty per case (case = 60 six pack boxes). ShotPak is NOT a product of SSPT and never has been.

Look at the top of the ibox for this disclaimer statement:

Brochure + Product Line Up:

Shot Spirits Corporation gets is a $0.10/case royalty on ShotPak products sold.:
Source: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=57729355{

You can also see that the brochures published belong to the Beverage Pouch Group (part of PPi Technologies) and not by Shot Spirits.

The prececssor company to SSPT, SHTP, developed and tried to sell the original ShotPak products but the founding CEO (Ignus Hatting) took most of the money raised in the initial stock sales and fled the country.

In lieu of bankruptcy, SHTP transferred ALL of its assets to the Beverage Pouch Group which was one of SHTP's largest creditors as it had sold the pouch filling equipment to SHTP. BPG is owned by PPi Technologies. SSPT originally had a 15% ownership in BPG but borrowed against it until it had no equity left.

PPi later created a subsidiary just for ShotPak products named ShotPaQ LLC and offered SSPT and option to buy 15% equity, but SSPT never paid for the option. Currently SSPT has no equity in the company that sells ShotPak products and gets only the $.10/case royalty.

Because SSPT has no equity, there is no "partnership" with BPG left. SSPT has nothing to do with marketing or selling ShotPak products and PPi Technologies has nothing to do with running SSPT.