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TheHungryHippo

03/29/14 11:13 PM

#28540 RE: SmoothTrader61 #28539

Wouldn't you agree that WNTR is in a better position to uplist to the Nasdaq considering they are Debt free. with 31 million in assets and 500k in revenues already a profitable company fit for a merger with say... an employee leasing company. You see how they are not allowed to say the companies name in the press release here either. This is all about insider trading and not releasing too much public information until the deals are inked.

Worldwide Internet, Inc. (OTC Pink: WNTR) announced today that it has entered into a Letter of Intent to acquire an employee leasing company to be based in the United States and Europe. The company?s revenues for 2014 will be in excess of $100m and provide earnings of least $5m in 2014.

The company currently has 800 contractors that primarily provide services to the oil and gas industry. The company pays the wages, handles taxes and managing benefits for that employee. It is dedicated to providing tax efficient services for consultants, contractors and employees.

Frank Kristan, President of Worldwide Internet, Inc stated that:

"We believe this acquisition will provide significant revenue and earnings for 2014. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014. We are executing on our business plan and focused on increasing shareholder value and providing distributions to shareholders."

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TheHungryHippo

03/29/14 11:17 PM

#28541 RE: SmoothTrader61 #28539

What Im trying to say is that I think that employee leasing company is going to merge with WNTR before the Nasdaq uplisting.

Then would WNTR certainly meet the requirements for uplisting?

I think so.