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quote:
Originally posted by Peaser:
Are you perhaps thinking of Wyoming?

Nope, Florida, unless they've changed the rules in the past two years. Remember the World Golf League, and so many others.

What I remember about Florida, we learned during the GVRP deal...that the BOD can change a/s, par value, etc without shareholder approval.

Wasn't that golf thing an FoT pump?

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I'm not sure if that was one of his or not. I made/lost money on that pig. I believe that he started the pump on PLNI and many others.

I forgot about GVRP. I don't believe that I ever played that one. You guys had quite a novel going on that one. lol

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You'd remember if you played GVRP...for one thing, it was in play for only about a week--maybe 10 days if you got in first rattle outta the box. And, ya...it was "novel," in more ways than one, lol.

Anyway, if you have a link showing Florida allows unlimited a/s, I'd appreciate it. As mentioned, I believe Wyoming is the only state to allow that.

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Now yer gonna make me work. gee thanks.

Florida doesn't use the concept of par value, so shares authorized can be as many as the incorporator wishes.
http://community.intuit.com/post/detail/b6SadQeBmr3zw9abTJhmjm

Common knowledge doesn't need a reference.

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http://www.offshore-services.biz/united-states-corporate-and-management-services /State_of_Florida/#requirements

Notice that no limit is mentioned to authorized shares for a new company.

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Make you work? lol, you're making me work...

OK, here's what I think the difference is: Florida does not require a cap, but you choose *some* limit, any limit. In Wyoming, you can actually choose "unlimited," but still you gotta state "unlimited."

see below... & Merry Christmas, Pease [Good Luck] in 2009!

Wyoming:
http://legisweb.state.wy.us/statutes/statutes.aspx?file=titles/Title17/T17CH16.h tm

17-16-202.1
a-(ii)
The number of shares the corporation is authorized to issue, which may be unlimited if so stated;

Florida:
http://law.onecle.com/florida/business-organizations/607.0601.html

from 607.0601
(1)

All shares of a class must have preferences, limitations, and relative rights identical with those of other shares of the same class except to the extent otherwise permitted by s. 607.0602 or s. 607.0624.

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Step 2: What have you found on increasing the A/S of a current company in FL?

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Here, I'll help ya.

(2) Unless the articles of incorporation provide otherwise, a division or combination may be effected solely by the action of the board of directors. In effecting a share combination or division, the board shall have authority to amend the articles to:

(a) Increase or decrease the par value of shares;

(b) Increase or decrease the number of authorized shares



http://law.onecle.com/florida/business-organizations/607.10025.html

So, 1 board member merely needs to combine shares with another board member, or someone else in order to increase the A/S?

Sounds like an unlimited A/S to me, well including the loop hole and all.

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quote:
Originally posted by Peaser:
What have you found on increasing the A/S of a current company in FL?

nothing new--as I recall the BOD simply convenes and votes it through...only caveat would be if shareholders could prove to a judge that doing so is "injurious to shareholders." So, in the real world, the scamboyz know very few, if any, ever have enough money involved to make it worthwhile to file a lawsuit...

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pretty much, the whale's 'r in da big boards.

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This one is going to explode. Bid is building now 10% up bid is 0.005 ask 0.0055...

Let's go CCAJ...

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CCAJ is breaking out now 0.006. Goods things are coming
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For a "pr consulting firm", this ccaj is doing a great(feel the sarcasm, chuckle) job.

lol

Anyhow, I was going back checking out some old scams, and I stumbled on this old thread.

I checked out leatherrockbands.com - what a hoot. Britney Spears is supposed to be wearing a "leatherrockband", yet some pics belittle her. What great legit pr consulting firm would put down a customers client that wears the product that the customer is selling?

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ATLANTA, GA, Jun 25, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Coastal Capital
Acquisition Corp. (PINKSHEETS: CCAJ) announced today that the company has signed
and executed a merger and consulting agreement with Colorado-based Housing and
Security Software Developer, Helix DC, www.helixdc.com.

Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp's President and CEO Tracy Anderson said: "This
merger marks the beginning of the company's long line of M&A activity going
forward. We have been in talks with Helix DC and our board is in high spirits to
announce this merger as the first of many mergers to come. Helix DC owns,
markets, and sells a much needed group of niche education related software
products that are and can be utilized in various industries. With this merger
our corporate agenda should be clear to shareholders and potential shareholders.
Coastal Capital Acquisition Corporation will expose our shareholder base to
value created by mergers and acquisitions with private companies looking to, at
some point in the near term become fully reporting stand alone publicly traded
co mpanies."

Jason Wilcox, President and CEO of Helix DC, stated: "We are looking forward to
growing our company and business in the public arena. It has been a goal of
Helix to gain access to the public market, further develop our core demographic
and have our software unlock potential savings and security for our customer
base while establishing a continuously growing environment for our
shareholders."

Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp's President and CEO Tracy Anderson also said:
"As part of this merger I have instructed our Corporate Attorney to create a
Georgia Corporation as a wholly owned subsidiary of Coastal Capital Acquisition
Corporation, the name being Helix Acquisition Inc. The terms of the merger call
for Helix DC to merge with our newly formed subsidiary Helix Acquisition Inc.
Helix DC then becomes the surviving wholly owned entity as a Colorado
Corporation."

Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp. is a development s tage company, which operates
as a consulting company. We acquire controlling and or minimal interests in
development and startup stage businesses. We then assist those businesses and or
target companies in the development and implementation of their specific
business models. We also provide solutions to operating companies looking to
build corporate infrastructure, such as management teams, qualified sales and
marketing departments, information technology, and or finance business
development.

Our goal is to build long-lasting strategic relationships with our target
businesses and companies to assist them in evaluating, structuring, and
negotiating joint ventures, strategic alliances, joint marketing agreements and
other corporate transactions, by providing advice relating to corporate finance,
financial reporting, and accounting operations.

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