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Isee3D Inc > Rob BaKShi is obviously a smart guy
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Comment by TheBigBadBullon Jun 05, 2012 7:04pm
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RE: Rob BaKShi is obviously a smart guy

RE: Rob BaKShi is obviously a smart guy

They said the same thing when Debonehead came on board and all we got is more dilution to pay his rather large salary. Even if Bakshi can turn this into a $90 million dollar company that would value the current shares at around $.20. Nothing to call home about if you ask me.

 

None of you seem to understand what a reverse takeover actually is. This is very suspicious. If Bakshis comapny was so good why couldnt he get regulatory approval to go public istead of taking over a company with over $30 million in debt?

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