Quote from: ThickAsThieves on January 23, 2014, 06:17:20 PM

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Quote from: deizel on January 23, 2014, 02:02:12 PM

"Direct shares" come from the 60% (currently 100%) public share and should not be confused with the "private shares" (40%) introduced later.

I would like to know , what is the legal position of this PT shares offered by TAT on exchanges like Havelock ... since LMB Holdings is legal company, but the investors are anonymous(we didn't provide any ID), is this still kosher in the eyes of law? How they registered things?

The question is ... TAT bought all "PT" shares before IPVO? They are officially registered on his name and he's selling them to us maybe for some premium? So all the shares are paid off from TATis pockets and company can't raise another capital via this offering? OR Are the shares somehow registered to email addresses(havelock) and bitcoin addresses(directs), so the company is still able to gain capital via public offering?

I would like to know legal clarification of this if possible. What is the official status of these shares?

The only shares for sale that have proceeds go directly to Neo, are the ones available at lmb-holdings.com. None of the shares trading on Havelock are being sold by Neo, they are all private shareholders trading on the open market.

Any holder of NEOBEE shares may keep their info private, as it should be, though anyone can choose to add themselves to the public ledger if they like.

To be clear, if you want Neo to have more capital, buy direct shares.

But that's not how shares work elsewhere. If I buy $500,000 worth of AAPL, the money goes to Apple's bottom line.