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Acc441

08/06/11 5:06 PM

#99438 RE: Santa Barbara Broker #99436

SBB...retired shares simply revert back to AUTHORIZED/unissued status and absolutely can be issued again.....technically speaking the ACTUAL certificate(s)/sequential# being retired can not be re-issued....a new certificate/sequential# can be re-issued in it's place.

Since restricted/insider shares are not considered part of the float.

SBB....i'll send you an email...same address?
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Acc441

08/06/11 5:30 PM

#99439 RE: Santa Barbara Broker #99436

SBB..it's all semantics....the individual shares retired stay retired...however the available Authorized increases in equal increment.

example:


8/2/2011 Company - 1000 A/S

8/3/2011 Company issued 500 shares...this leaves 500 shares now outstanding and 500 available for issue in the A/S.


8/4/2011 Company purchases then "retires" 200 previously issued and outstanding shares.....this leaves 300 shares outstanding and 700 available for issue.


If they were Returned to the Treasury as opposed to "Retired" then these SAME shares can be re-issued.

A neat trick pulled by scamming insiders is where they have the company purchase the very same shares they hold...restrictions and all!


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Acc441

08/06/11 5:49 PM

#99440 RE: Santa Barbara Broker #99436

SBB...here's the $127,139.77 Question...


JD announced he was stepping down from the company's highest held position....did this *decision* have anything to do with the following?:


"NOTICE OF FEDERAL TAX LIEN"


"As provided by sections 6321, 6322, and 6323 of the Internal Revenue Code, we are giving a notice that TAXES(including interest and penalties) have been assessed against the following- named taxpayer. WE HAVE MADE A DEMAND FOR PAYMENT OF THIS LIABILITY, BUT IT REMAINS UNPAID. THEREFORE, THERE IS A LIEN IN FAVOR OF THE UNITED STATES ON ALL PROPERTY AND RIGHTS TO PROPERTY BELONGING TO THIS TAXPAYER FOR THE AMOUNT OF THESE TAXES, AND ADDITIONAL PENALTIES, INTEREST, AND COSTS THAT MAY ACCRUE."



Name of Taxpayer(s)

D & D Displays, Inc.

Residence: PO Box 1809 North Wilkesboro,NC 28659

Kind of Tax-941 Tax period ended- 3/31/2010- amount $2,035.14
Kind of Tax-941 Tax Period ended- 9/30/2010- amount $46,065.82
Kind of Tax-941 Tax period ended-12/31/2010- amount $46,562.16

Kind of Tax-941 Tax period ended- 3/31/2011- amount $32,476.65


according to my calculations:

grand total- $127,139.77

Perhaps this will put an end to the "Company is operating at break-even"......and the "company is remarkably transparent" CRAP.....Brutal!

http://www.secretary.state.nc.us/taxliens/Taxlien.aspx?EventLogId=19777626



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Jeremiah

08/06/11 6:28 PM

#99441 RE: Santa Barbara Broker #99436

No response to email question sent April 25th

Greetings Expo Holdings,

MY shareholder information:

Jerry W Thomas [ own xx,xxx,xxx shares of EXPH common stock ]
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My question pertains to retirement of shares. On 07.09.2008 , the company issued this statement that the company has retired a total of 333,076,000 shares of common stock. Below is a copy/paste excerpt of the press release.

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"" NORTH WILKESBORO, NC , a holding Company, which wholly owns D&D Displays, Inc., is pleased to announce today it has retired an additional 229,040,000 shares of common stock. In conjunction with the retirement announced on June 26th, the company has retired a total of 333,076,000 shares of common stock. The company expects additional retirements to occur.

The company would like to state that the current issued and outstanding shares of the company are 347,358,619 with an effective float of approximately 294,686,047 shares."""

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My question is this, were these aforementioned 333,076,000 retired shares of common stock stamped as canceled , at or near the date of the company's press release.?

Only question I have at this time,

Thank you in advance, and I look forward to receiving the company's response on my question.

have a great day folks,

Jerry Thomas



Apparently this simplistic question was too difficult or confusing.