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Pounce Technologies Inc. V.POI.H

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Pounce Technologies Inc. > Slyce pays Cameron Chell $198k for consulting HAHAHAHAHA
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Comment by OnlinePaymentson Aug 04, 2016 1:54pm
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RE:RE:Slyce pays Cameron Chell $198k for consulting HAHAHAHAHA

RE:RE:Slyce pays Cameron Chell $198k for consulting HAHAHAHAHAActually, leafsforlife is correct and accurate.  Every business endeavor formed (amalgamation/reverse merger into a shell) is strictly a stock play to raise money and trade shares to Mr. Chell's benefit.  None of his companies has been successful.  All have failed.  None were designed to be legitimate, operating businesses otherwise he would have a success.  The stock trend of each of his companies is always down.
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