Quote from: Piastr on July 23, 2019, 09:29:01 AM

well, there won't be a point to buy tokens, if you will need to spend 20% from treatment cost for this, right? So, I think, that clients will be offered with several stages of discount. This is how I'd do it.

They do not need to spend 20% more. They get a 20% discount so saving $800 on a $4000 bill is a pretty good incentive to buy the Utility Token. Non Crypto people might not know what a Utility Token but will know what a Pre Paid Credit is and they will be marketed as both depending on where they are marketed.

Gary

Quote from: ValeraGolyb on July 23, 2019, 04:21:01 PM

Talking about clinics, will you buy existing ones and than re-equip them to fit your needs or you want to build them by yourselves?

At first to save money we make just rent a building and build out the clinic within it.

Quote from: Vesna on July 23, 2019, 07:47:26 AM

If I understood right, dividends will be paid from profits from selling utility tokens, but not from full price of treatment. But still, it will be good income, especially, when they will create a whole net of their hospitals.

Dividends will be paid on both profits from the clinics and 10% of the sale of Utility tokens.

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Gary

Quote from: Piastr on July 23, 2019, 01:38:30 PM

Is every security SANA token is a share of the company or they are used only for votes and dividends?

Attached to every SANA token is a share of Class B Common Voting Stock. It is the attached share of stock that gives the voting rights and dividend rights. All stock have voting rights and rights to dividends.

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Gary

Quote from: Kiriya on July 23, 2019, 06:56:39 PM

And will you do with unsold tokens if there will be any? Will you burn them or will you save them for other activities?

Hi Kiriiya, if we do not sell the tokens. They remaining will be held unsold. If we do not need to raise any more fund they will remain unsold. If we need to raised more money we will offer them to sell. Either way we will not authorize any more.

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Gary