"Retail store still being opened but there was some issues with that location"
This wasn't true: "Super Rad Toys Opens Its First Retail Store"
"not sure of you have a business background"
From the looks of your picture, my business experience is longer than your breathing history.
"im not sure about the financing... do you know for sure it didn't happen?"
I'm sure. This wasn't true:
"FBC Holding Inc. Secures Two Million Dollars in Financing"
"The link about business was a bad link."
All the links work. Try again.
"But chris, from my dd, backed out of the choppers deal because it was a bad business decision."
The point is, that he wasn't truthful when he said this:
"Wave Uranium Buys FBC Holdings, Inc."
And this, in July:
"I am so excited that the Asset Purchase Agreement is now finalized"
And this:
"The acquisition of Ooh Wee Media gives Super Rad Industries a new dynamic"
"Do you know for fact they did not buy mobile app company."
Ask him. Wouldn't you think that he might mention the NAME of the company in the PR he published about buying it? If he bought one he didn't mention it in the filings that he signed. Would that be a BUSINESS DECISION, too?
"Per my dd there was a delay and problem with the factory in china."
Fine. So he issued a press release saying "Super Rad Toys Has Teamed Up With Love Is... to Produce Collectible Figures". Then he decided not to. And the only one who found out about it was you. Did he ask you to spread the word? Because he apparently forgot to do that himself.
"not sure of you have a business background"
You're asking the wrong guy. Ask "chris".
Funny thing about public companies. You aren't supposed to have to call them to ask them to explain why they haven't kept their promises. They are obligated to make that information public without investors having to ask.
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