Replies to post #19712 on Radient Pharmaceuticals Corporation fka RXPC

[lakeshore555]

There will be no "announcements concerning the reverse merger of RXPC" in 3 weeks, 3 months, or 3 years. There is no merger, takeover, or buyout.

MacLellan is the Chairman of the Board at eWellness, not an officer or employee. eWellness is not MacLellan's company and he won't be "concentrating on expanding" that company, whether the eWellness merger goes through or not.

I think their funding fell through and they extended the LOI three months just because there are no other buyers for Dignyte, so, no reason not to -- the extended LOI still uses the word "contemplates" so it's non-binding and non-contractual. Certainly, whoever bought $69,000 of Dignyte in 2013 can't be happy that this deal fell apart in 2013.

[dcspka]

As stated in the Dignyte 10K:

"We do not own or lease property or lease office space. Our office space is provided to us at no charge by an entity owned and controlled by the father of our CEO and director"

"As of March 5, 2014, we had 10,897,000 shares of $0.001 par value common stock issued and outstanding held by fifty-two (52) shareholders of record Less".

Evidently "Dad" is serious about getting his investment back in spades. Don't forget - he works for the boutique investment bank that is heavily involved in M & A with small and mid cap companies.

Dougie has been working on the 600K for at least 3 months now- hard to tell what the behind-the-scenes machinations are at this time. My take is that William Gartner/GCDx and the RXPC reverse merger is a key component in this, money wise. Dougie needs to unload RXPC and get money on the deal up front to help with the E Wellness merger. I'm sure He and William have worked something out to move things along.

Look for Dougie not to be disappointed this time.

52 shareholders just to raise $89,000. Its ironic that Dignyte has more shareholders than RXPC does?

[dcspka]

All in all, a good day to own RXPC.

If all goes well, just one more week until E Wellness reverse merges into the Dignyte shell. Look for matching news from Dougie Mac regarding the future direction of RXPC to coincide with Dignyte.