RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Details on the Glenfield VMS purchaseeunice12 - I am somewhat unclear about the arrangement surrounding our most recent PP. If it was a non-brokered private placement as referenced in the news release - why was there a finders fee with warrants paid out to the finder? It was non-brokered, so I'm assuming that the shares were issued directly from company to subscriber, with no broker middleman. What is the difference between a finder and a broker? Doesn't a broker have to find willing participants? Do "finders" have the most lucrative job in the world of finance? They get paid 7% of the capital raise plus 7% of the subscribed units issued to them as warrants.and never have to risk a single penny of their own money.