Replies to post #1264 on Everlert Inc. (EVLI)

[coachvw]

Great news...but why are we down?

[threewheeler]

get ready for a big disaster of a promo Pursuant to the share exchange agreement dated November 12th 2012 by and between
David Hymers and Everlert, David Hymers exchanged 1,500 of his common shares of
Totalpost Services, Inc (a Delaware Corporation) to Everlert, Inc. and $20,000 to pay for
transaction costs in exchange for 650,000,000 common shares of Everlert, Inc.
Subsequent to the exchange, Everlert owns all of the outstanding stock of Totalpost
Services, Inc., making it a wholly owned subsidiary of Everlert. The Director’s of the
Company passed a unanimous written consent to issue the restricted (Rule 144) shares
from treasury on November 15, 2012.In December 2012, the Company issued 6,706,429 free trading shares of the
Company’s common stock on a debt note the result for consideration for services
rendered dated September 9, 2009 to Ocean View, Inc. The amount of the debt note
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when converted was $33,532.14 and was converted at a rate of $.005 per share. The
Corporation engaged the consultant’s expertise in the capacity of Real Estate Business
Development, Strategic Assessment and Marketing, as it pertains to real estate owned
by the Corporation and its subsidiaries.