RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I Love My Bay martindale wrote: Still waiting for your answer Schocor! Your great at trying to bash info, not so great at backing up your lies.. How is Toms Loan to BAY Back Pay? This is the 3rd or 4th time you have been asked to clarify your innuendo...
martindale wrote: schocor wrote: Goldy63 wrote: schocor wrote: Goldy63 wrote: woundedknee wrote:
Goldy, you mention a person named Tom. Who is Tom? I never see any posts from Tom. Is he connected to Aston Bay in any capacity? I would appreciate your reply as I know you have a huge knowledge about this company. TIA
Wounded knee . My pleasure to reply as info is power. Tom is the CEO of Bay AND a world renoun Geo to boot . He knows his stuff and believes in Bay to the tune of 470,000 $ in loans according to the bashers (Fins) Now thats somebody who believes in the Storm project and has some serious skin in the game Woundedknee and IMO he must know this is going to be a huge play down the road . I mean when Tom and Broughton of Ivanhoe fame BOTH Say Bay is the Next Congo size Copper play then WOWSA. Glad to share info Woundedkneee and have a nice day . Long Bay.
thomas is owed $470k by Aston and has a loan to the company per SEDAR and the financial statements Thomas JUST signed.
Well then there must be something in the works then ? . Thanks for that info Soccer . See its not that hard to be positive . Cheers . Long Bay.
There is most certainly must somethign in the works; the comapny owes its CEO $470k in backwages by the look of things...yet he in only paid $86k a year....hmm. I think we can all draw the necessary lines here.
Can you explain how a $470k LOAN is backwages? I mean that doesn’t make any sense but I’m sure you being an accountant, even retired would be able to explain how that works.. TIA..
Sorry I did not see yuor request for a reply becasue - let be honest - your posts are largely unreadable.
Thomas had a loan to the company of $425k as of last quarter. There have been no cash wages paid to management since last quarter although an expense was recorded in the income statement. . Thomas's loan to the company is now $470k as of the most recent filing.
DOnt need an accounting degree to put that equation together. ANy more questions?