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Posted On: 09/20/2024 11:16:34 AM
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Re: Wallstreet1234 #11011
oddities are the new normal for quite some time
- just think new start up entity registered in South Carolina, SolRay, LLC (Srnrg.com), website naming its ceo and legal counsel as the same ceo of Snpw public company - no 8-K filed
- just think Sun Pacific Power Australia Ltd Pty listed as a foreign subsidiary - no 8-K filed
- just think 4000: 1 Reverse Split (15 12g filed) not necessary in 2024, as proven 8 months later, (depriving shareholders of 4000 fewer shares for every shared owned as of Feb 15, 2024 to date). While approximately 999,750,000 authorized shares, taken from shareholders, are being hoarded by the ceo.
- needing to photoshop social media photos related to promoting a site visit (accompanied by foreign partner) to measure loading dock doors and column spacing, for a warehouse/facility, not subject to a lease or purchase agreement between Snpw and property owner.
- tweeting about a trip down south (July 12, 2024), to meet the locals and undergoing environment testing, with governmental officials, for a specific property, previously, under a property purchase agreement, having expired (on or before June 30, 2024), weeks or longer, prior to the Snpw trip.
- seeing GEP New Energy Vietnam shipping solar panels to other U.S.-based companies, between a couple of weeks and as of a couple of months ago, following the GEP/SPP promotion announcing a 24-month "EXCLUSIVE" U.S. distributor/reseller agreement signed June 13, 2024.
should we starting adding more oddities to the list above. It might never end?
in my opinion
cheers
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An oddity is anything strange or unusual. Wearing ear muffs during a heat wave would be considered an oddity, because most people wouldn't do that. Anything odd is weird, strange, unusual, or bizarre. Oddities are things like that.
- just think new start up entity registered in South Carolina, SolRay, LLC (Srnrg.com), website naming its ceo and legal counsel as the same ceo of Snpw public company - no 8-K filed
- just think Sun Pacific Power Australia Ltd Pty listed as a foreign subsidiary - no 8-K filed
- just think 4000: 1 Reverse Split (15 12g filed) not necessary in 2024, as proven 8 months later, (depriving shareholders of 4000 fewer shares for every shared owned as of Feb 15, 2024 to date). While approximately 999,750,000 authorized shares, taken from shareholders, are being hoarded by the ceo.
- needing to photoshop social media photos related to promoting a site visit (accompanied by foreign partner) to measure loading dock doors and column spacing, for a warehouse/facility, not subject to a lease or purchase agreement between Snpw and property owner.
- tweeting about a trip down south (July 12, 2024), to meet the locals and undergoing environment testing, with governmental officials, for a specific property, previously, under a property purchase agreement, having expired (on or before June 30, 2024), weeks or longer, prior to the Snpw trip.
- seeing GEP New Energy Vietnam shipping solar panels to other U.S.-based companies, between a couple of weeks and as of a couple of months ago, following the GEP/SPP promotion announcing a 24-month "EXCLUSIVE" U.S. distributor/reseller agreement signed June 13, 2024.
should we starting adding more oddities to the list above. It might never end?
in my opinion
cheers
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