$28,000,000+ in deferred payroll and liabilities.
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Posted On: 09/09/2022 8:31:04 AM
$28,000,000+ in deferred payroll and liabilities.
Not sure I'd count that as debt-free.
Plus 61,000,000 shares to a toxic lender for reasons unknown - using a classic stinky-pinky ploy allocating the debt as 'services'.
Also bear in mind Do-Nothing-Dalton still owns the majority of common shares and all preferred shares, most of which were pretty much 'gifted' - the most recent block calculated at a huge discount of 0.01 while the share price at that time was 6x that. Even funnier, Dalton signed off stating the shares were not converted at a discount.
I do agree that the large majority of people won't invest in a debt-ridden 10+ year old 'startup', let alone one who deliberately fudges its reporting, has no real business, and laughable revenues - let alone one who has lost 95% of its share value in less than 18 months.
UNVC is Daltons own piggy-bank, there is no business, and the only direction and progress being made is toward Doc's personal wealth.
Not sure I'd count that as debt-free.
Plus 61,000,000 shares to a toxic lender for reasons unknown - using a classic stinky-pinky ploy allocating the debt as 'services'.
Also bear in mind Do-Nothing-Dalton still owns the majority of common shares and all preferred shares, most of which were pretty much 'gifted' - the most recent block calculated at a huge discount of 0.01 while the share price at that time was 6x that. Even funnier, Dalton signed off stating the shares were not converted at a discount.
I do agree that the large majority of people won't invest in a debt-ridden 10+ year old 'startup', let alone one who deliberately fudges its reporting, has no real business, and laughable revenues - let alone one who has lost 95% of its share value in less than 18 months.
UNVC is Daltons own piggy-bank, there is no business, and the only direction and progress being made is toward Doc's personal wealth.
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