Replies to post #19488 on Bourque Industries Inc (BORK)

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Here is the report


Supposedly 75 persons received value in exchange for BAM shares as the formal report leads one to believe.It really does not matter what you in fact paid for BAM. What matters, in essence, is what did BORK give you in value for your shares. In mid 2011 BORK shares traded as high as high fives but a number like 3 dollars is easily substantiated. If your inducement was to pay 75 cents that was supposed to be your prize/benefit if you see what i am saying. You may crudely then realize that you were traded to Bourque and paid by Bourque for your consideration to BAM. But BAM did not return the consideration. Likewise can be said for the other 3 transactions as well. Do you in fact have those offering documents and can you display them to the BORK shareholders. Again--whether we use 3 dollars or 5 dollars it is plainly evident that BORK printed 113 Million shares, of course the majority to the principals but what was the consideration for the trade or shall i say merged transaction?




Share Issuance Pursuant to Consolidation Plan Described Herein at Item 8 A.
9/22/2011 John M. Bourque 100,000,000 shares of Series A Preferred Stock
10/17/2011 Acquisition of Bourque
Alloys, LLC 5,300,001 to 11 persons
10/17/2011 Acquisition of Bourque
Alloys Manufacturing, Inc. 92,000,000 to 75 persons
10/17/2011 Acquisition of Kryron
Global, LLC 12,500,000 to John M. Bourque
10/17/2011 Acquisition of Basalt Fiber
Technologies, LLC 5,900,000 to 30 persons

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"KZ" - THANKS for bringing some FACTS and credibility to the "worst case scenario" spceculations re: BAM.

I passed on BAM but I read the paperwork and your figures are correct.

Believe me: I have neither time or energy to make up anything about BAM for review. Some have redeemed their certificates and received their BORK shares others are waiting for a better time to do so for their own reasons e.g. taxes etc..