Yeah, salvaging The Pulaski is not going very well
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Posted On: 06/12/2018 8:02:31 PM
Re: Coat Tail Rider #3768
Yeah, salvaging The Pulaski is not going very well. The 150+ coins and other artifacts we’re bringing up, with full ownership rights per the quarterly ruling by the Court has really got me down in the dumps.
If we would only hire a VP of Bidness Development for a certain project that never came out of the ground, we might get to sub penny where the smart investors are.
We also need to consider selling some trip zero notes.
I gotta hand it to ya Tails, the buckle and (ahem) 5 silver coins you allegedly found have to be worth much more than the 1834 crosslet half eagle and other coins we’ve found.
So what would a shareholder have, say he/she bought when they got the first recovery permit issued in 30 years?
How ‘bout those notes in default? How are those guys making out?
Oh, and didn’t Kyle file a lawsuit saying the shareholders losses were irrecoverable? Wasn’t the share price .006 and above?
It’s okay, no need to answer.
Keep the laughs coming.
Tick tock......
If we would only hire a VP of Bidness Development for a certain project that never came out of the ground, we might get to sub penny where the smart investors are.
We also need to consider selling some trip zero notes.
I gotta hand it to ya Tails, the buckle and (ahem) 5 silver coins you allegedly found have to be worth much more than the 1834 crosslet half eagle and other coins we’ve found.
So what would a shareholder have, say he/she bought when they got the first recovery permit issued in 30 years?
How ‘bout those notes in default? How are those guys making out?
Oh, and didn’t Kyle file a lawsuit saying the shareholders losses were irrecoverable? Wasn’t the share price .006 and above?
It’s okay, no need to answer.
Keep the laughs coming.
Tick tock......
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