So you think we should just take their word that these "preferred shares" which are not registered were bought for $18.3m by a completely unknown and unheard of private investment group? There are alot of other things that add up to but I'm not here to bash. I'll just throw one of them out of there.
The company is still listed in the restaurant business. These are minor details that are easily taken care but still not... $18.3m dollars is alot of money. You would think that a company dealing with shares of this value would do what it could to become current instead of promoting deals and this and that with no proof of such such as the land deeds or anything of that nature. I read up for over 40 hours on Nicaragua land deals, history, processes and legal issues. There is no reason that they cannot show some type of document that shows the events they "say" are taking place or have taken place... Really did or not.
I can't say that I feel like I wasted my time here especially with all of the DD I put in before i made the initial investment because I took alot of good info away... Although I still don't see how a company can just have shares transferred like that without any registered proof whatsoever. That still baffles me.
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