Post by
alwaysbroke on Apr 17, 2012 8:31pm
And how long does it typically take...
...for a forbearance agreement of this nature to close?
Comment by
alwaysbroke on Apr 18, 2012 4:23pm
Sorry mcflyguy but similar and proportional results from the initial sample would be a huge shot in the arm for this company. Finding larger, fancy coloured purple diamonds from the same type of DBR as Leadbetter would likely be enough to find the funds if not for Leadbetter, then for a larger sample from Quebec.
Comment by
stockefeller on Apr 18, 2012 5:44pm
Ryder better be out there with a shovel digging enough glass to pay rent each month so he and Duval can take advantage of that $50,000 furniture upgrade to the office last year... Holding pattern continues.... -Stock
Comment by
ImaginaryBoy on Apr 19, 2012 8:26am
I thought they PP they did before starting the Quebec sample was to be used to pay for the Quebec exploration. My guess is that the lab got paid, as the PP was done a head of time to cover the costs of the exploration. Somebody suggested that perhaps the lab did not get paid , but I think they were just making excuses for Dianor.
Comment by
yoshka2000 on Apr 24, 2012 5:45pm
Just find the lab,then if they were paid in full for results,who was the reciever? Why were those results not released to the shareholders. This might get scarey for those in question. I think, there is way too much B.S. going on and not enough accountability. What R the shareholder writes with DOR? ANYONE?