Replicel Life Sciences Inc V.RP

The Plan

[Ingiboy]

Looking back I was always curious why Andrew and Jamie were loading up with cheap shares with the various private placements that took place over the past few years.  With the uncertainty of the Shiseido Arbitration hanging over the company they continued to buy into these placements to the tune of 27,400,000 shares between them.
It now looks like this take-over may have been the plan all along.  With the threat of bankruptcy being dangled they thought let's see if this low-ball takeover offer will fly.  I think it is abundantly clear judging by the response that the outsiders are not in favour and will do everything possible to block this.

Will they come back and offer a more conventional take-over bid where they actually offer the shareholders a buy-out ?

[MetzGER]

You Can ask again 1000 questions Ingiboy and nothing will Change exzepti that you loose your whole Investment. take Action, do something rational and claim the case: [e-mail] Or Call Andrew Schutte or YOTOFO. Do something Not writing Stories 

[Ingiboy]

Coming from you Metzger that is tough to take !   After years of reading your drival here with such enlightening posts such as: "The Big advantag of the new company is that Andrew will cut the salary of David Hall, Lee Buckler etc. to ZERO" "It simply makes no sense for Most Investors to Sell. Why you should take 5000$ when you invested 100K. I hope that Andrew and

[Bellend2]

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[Ingiboy]

Hey guys I don't disagree that we should reach out to Andrew and contact the CSA  regarding this take-over.  Go ahead and call Andrew that is your business. What I don't appreciate is after 7+ years of keeping the mangement of this company's feet to the fire I get this type of "scolding" by a fellow shareholder. That is a number of years longer than most of the

[MetzGER]

Hi Ingiboy, i contacted the British Columbia Securities Commission and told them about the things going on. it would be nice If you could also do some Action. I don't want a battle just wanted to beg you to do to something which will help the Minor Replicel shareholder 

[Ingiboy]

Metzger, Understood.........no harm done........will do !

[RPINVESTOR1]

Ingiboy:- When I think of Andrew Schutte, I am reminded of a quote from Warren Buffett:- "It takes 20 years to build a reputation and 5 minutes to ruin it."

[Ingiboy]

RPINVESTOR1, When I saw Andrew invest a substantial amount of money in the company a few years ago and became the CEO replacing the overpaid Lee Buckler I became a fan.  I thought he and his father's company would be what was needed to get the assets over the finish line.  Now I think as I have previously stated there was always a plan to take the company private. Yes like you I have

[MetzGER]

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[RPINVESTOR1]

Hi Metzger:- I also received the same answer.

[RPINVESTOR1]

Hi Ingiboy:- I think that Andrew Schutte is getting very desperate. His offer to purchase is designed to manage the risk of this stock. The small shareholders absorb the major portion of the loses in liquidation and he reaps the rewards if the company/or assets are sold.  The fact that there has been no information about the dermal injector since the AGM is interesting. I have always

[Ingiboy]

Hi RPINVESTOR1, In reference to your comment regarding Andrew's father I am reminded that in the Mainpointe collaboration agreement signed in 2021 the following was agreed upon: "The agreements signed between RepliCel and MainPointe include a Share Purchase Agreement for the purchase of common shares at a price which is equal to the greater of $0.675 per share or the discounted market

[RPINVESTOR1]

Hi Ingiboy:- My answers to your questions are 1. Most likely, and 2. Yes. After thinking about this relationship yesterday, I decided to send a second e-mail to the British Columbia Securities Commisssion asking them to add MainPointe Pharmaceuticals to the list of insiders who potentially could benefit from a 'yes' vote on the Offer to Purchase and who should not be allowed to