Replies to post #71200 on California Grapes International, Inc (CAGR)

[BakerBoy]

Hopefully they review all e-mails and don't send any non public information to only "some" shareholders. I can't find any information anywhere that CAGR is going to miss a report. For only some shareholders to have that information from the company in an e-mail is a big deal and would give the upward hand in trading this stock. Someone may have stepped in the poo.

Just my opinion

[Owyhee]

I guess somebody doesn't like being called a crook and scam artist.

[pantherj]

It means that things are getting tougher for Bling-Bling and Jingles and they are tired of being exposed. So, instead of doing something positive, they decide to hurl around meaningless threats in the typical low-life way.

My advice:

A) Quit ripping off your shareholders with this constant, massive dilution and produce some AUDITED profits

B) Amend the Articles of Incorporation and rescind all preferred shares

C) Pay off those three delinquent loans hanging over everyone's heads

D) Start filing with the SEC as CAGR no longer qualifies to be exempt from filing. (just read the criteria)

E) Become fully reporting

In the meantime; if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck ...