tigerpac
17 hours ago
Do you have any clue who Canouse brothers and Hicks are? All of their PE companies as well?
They have worked together on dozens of penny stocks. The rule of thumb is if they are involved in any of your penny stocks, RUN. Every one that I have followed for years has wound up the same, .0001 , reverse split, repeat process.
Despite what is being told to you, Canouse makes all the decisions here. New guy has been brought in to create another "company" in order to give illusion that the shell has an operating business.
Melissa Handley/Okane is the girlfriend of David Rees (who was David Fair's supposedly lawyer/partner who had been banned from owning penny stock shares due to a conviction years ago for being involved in a pump and dump fraud).
bri123
1 day ago
Hicks (approx)-
C - It looks like he had 284,040 shares originally, but has since retired them all by converting them.
D - 6 now (I think), had MANY shares more, but keeps retiring them by conversion.
Common (restricted) - 284,040 + 2,000,000 + 2,400,000 + 1,999,950 + 1,300,000 + 3,225,000 + 3,550,000 + 4,662,500 + 4,250,000 + 5,583,333 + 4,662,500 + 6,562,500 + 7,925,000 + 11,075,000 , and more, but too many to keep track of issuance and conversion.
bri123
1 day ago
It would be great if there were some outside big investor. Jeff Canouse is not an investor, it was his company in the past, and he is a note-holder (Series C preferred), and he holds common stock (restricted) also. His brother Joseph Canouse is also a note-holder, and has series C preferred and restricted common stock as well. And yet another Canouse brother - James, also holds series C preferred and common (restricted) stock.
Canouse(s) are all over this one, and buying them out would be very expensive.
Stephen M Hicks is another major note-holder, with both series C and series D preferred and common (restricted) stock.