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06/27/11 12:53 PM
The sequence of events was as follows;
We received several offers to merge with Trophy, from Dean Bradley who explained that he and Joe Canuse owned the company (Trophy) and they would like to work with us.
We met Joe Canuse, Dean Bradley and Donna Virgil during our most recent visit to Jacksonville. I agreed to this meeting on the basis that QASP would not be discussed. We were only listening to an offer from Trophy. We took the details of this offer to our legal counsel who, like ourselves, questioned the legality and ethics of the proposed arrangement. Joe wrote to us formally with this offer which we rejected. We were surprised that these confidential conversations and proposed agreements were emailed to other parties. The details of that breach are being held for future action, if and when necessary.
We made an in good faith offer to QASP, via Joe on the above described 4% of common stock. I assume Joe put this to the QASP shareholders. He did not reply to us formally, although he informed by telephone that it was of no interest. We wrote back to him informing him that the offer was open until 21st of June. We received no response and the offer lapsed.
06/27/11 12:56 PM
06/27/11 12:59 PM
However, Jeff DiGenova, argued long and hard for the QASP shareholders, stating that many had lost money – some their life savings- and some had only invested as they believed in Mineseeker. This persuaded me that we should take another look at this situation and I offered QASP 4% of common stock in our public entity.
06/27/11 1:37 PM
06/27/11 2:00 PM
Joe's claims were further complicated by Dean Bradley who has written to the Mineseeker stating that much of the cash advanced, came from him personally, not from QASP. The stated that the QASP books did not show any money due from Mineseeker and that we owned him the money. The statement that no debt by Mineseeker was in the books came at a time when Dean was, undisputedly ( I think) the president of QASP.
Firstly, you must understand that we were let down very badly by QASP. They stopped the agreed funding, suddenly and without notice, at a critical time in our programme. This caused enormous damage to our progress – right in the middle of our Croatia demonstration.
We made an in good faith offer to QASP, via Joe on the above described 4% of common stock. I assume Joe put this to the QASP shareholders. He did not reply to us formally, although he informed by telephone that it was of no interest. We wrote back to him informing him that the offer was open until 21st of June. We received no response and the offer lapsed.
It seems to me that a section of QASP shareholders are determined, at all cost, to spoil any attempt by NHSH to make a deal with Mineseeker, although, the arrangement would obviously be to the advantage of most
As far as the accusations against Mineseeker and me personally, we are in the process of subpoenaing a website, Investors Hub, to identify the perpetrators of many false and malicious statements.
I am not in the habit of writing long diatribes but felt this story should be set on record.
06/27/11 5:28 PM
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