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"Mr. Vucicevich has insisted all documentation and communication involving Mr. Vucicevich, SLJB shareholders, transfer agent, and all other parties involved regarding SLJB be provided to our attorneys for their review.
this part of the pr is very scary dont you all think? the mention of the tranfer agent bothers me the most.
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I'd like to propose an exercise. Close your eyes and imagine you're Petar. Imagine (for argument's sake), you are temporary CEO of a rapidly growing and well known penny stock, which is completely legitimate. Imagine the stress you have to put up with considering your business operates overseas, and with the many unforeseeable delays that accompany the differences in culture, you've inadvertently (or intentionally, remember this exercise is purely hypothetical) lost support amongst your shareholders. Your loyal shareholders who, after seeing the price of your company's stock plummet, come after you with pitchforks and death threats. Kinda makes you wanna resign.
I don't imagine anyone here called his home, but I doubt that he wasn't called at least once. I understand this is considered by many to be a scam, but I just don't see enough evidence myself. Maybe I'm naive, I'm only 21. GLTA
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I do have his home # and address. But no, i wouldn't call. Lawyers might, but not me. And IF this was legit (which I have serious considerable doubts) we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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quote:Originally posted by Investicon67: I'd like to propose an exercise. Close your eyes and imagine you're Petar. Imagine (for argument's sake), you are temporary CEO of a rapidly growing and well known penny stock, which is completely legitimate. Imagine the stress you have to put up with considering your business operates overseas, and with the many unforeseeable delays that accompany the differences in culture, you've inadvertently (or intentionally, remember this exercise is purely hypothetical) lost support amongst your shareholders. Your loyal shareholders who, after seeing the price of your company's stock plummet, come after you with pitchforks and death threats. Kinda makes you wanna resign.
I don't imagine anyone here called his home, but I doubt that he wasn't called at least once. I understand this is considered by many to be a scam, but I just don't see enough evidence myself. Maybe I'm naive, I'm only 21. GLTA
"Maybe I'm naive, I'm only 21."
THERE YA GO!..... I'M GOING TO HAVE TO GO WITH THAT LAST SENTENCE. (AT LEAST YOU HAVE AN EXCUSE)
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Appears as though this will be heading the same direction as with Petar. If the AFs had been received there is no reason why they would not have released them by now.
Do we start beating up Steve now for not stepping up to the plate and getting done what they said would be completed.
Even if they do release the financials they have lost all credibility.
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My view...... If you do not believe this is a going concern..get out and forget AF Lack of timely AF have caused SLJB to hit its low and Petar is to blame...no matter his motives If you believe this is a going business than you most likely have seen the low and upside potential is HUGE Given all...I do not give a rats behind about AF right now I want to see stability, a reassuring pr (what to expect), rising price and $$$$$$$$$$$ In at .031 and again at .016. I've weathered the storm and am ready to roll. If I lose I lose.
quote:Originally posted by Jimmy Mac: My view...... If you do not believe this is a going concern..get out and forget AF Lack of timely AF have caused SLJB to hit its low and Petar is to blame...no matter his motives If you believe this is a going business than you most likely have seen the low and upside potential is HUGE Given all...I do not give a rats behind about AF right now I want to see stability, a reassuring pr (what to expect), rising price and $$$$$$$$$$$ In at .031 and again at .016. I've weathered the storm and am ready to roll. If I lose I lose.
JM
Without any kind of reliable reports from the company have can you be assured the information is viable to make this a good investment.
Lies coming from all directions and nothing substantial makes this a very shaky investment.
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Harrow lumber company one of the hottest penny stocks in North America
Petar Vucicevich, who has faced questioning recently by the RCMP and was under pressure from shareholders to release long-promised financial statements, resigned Tuesday as CEO of Sulja Brothers Building Materials Ltd.
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I have not found the actual link for this news, but I saw this on another site:
Embattled Sulja CEO quits
Harrow lumber company one of the hottest penny stocks in North America
BY GARY RENNIE STAR STAFF REPORTER
Petar Vucicevich, who has faced questioning recently by the RCMP and was under pressure from shareholders to release long-promised financial statements, resigned Tuesday as CEO of Sulja Brothers Building Materials Ltd.
The Harrow lumberyard has become one of the hot stocks in the penny markets in North America with 72.4 million shares traded Tuesday and a closing price of three cents a share. The stock’s been as high as 21 cents a share in the past year.
Steve Sulja, the son of the founder, is returning as CEO, according to a company news release that was confirmed by Vucicevich. Sulja didn’t respond to a request for an interview left with staff at the Harrow lumberyard.
The news release said Steve Sulja wouldn’t be taking any phone calls and “will be communicating with our shareholders strictly through our website and through our press releases.”
While he wasn’t planning to leave the area, Vucicevich said the future of his proposed $20-million development in Colchester Village was under review. “You haven’t chased me away yet,” he joked. Vucicevich said he was considering getting new partners for the Colchester development, which originally included plans for a Kronk’s boxing gym, a cheese factory, a spindle factory and accommodations and shops with a Vienna theme. He acquired close to $2 million of vacant land and homes for the development.
Interviewed outside the Colchester home of John Sulja, the founder of Sulja building materials, Vucicevich declined to answer questions about the company’s much-touted overseas operations — including the purchase of land on Al Reem Island in United Arab Emirates.
Vucicevich has said he’s purchased a hotel site on Al Reem for US$29 million as a director of another company, Consultech Construction Management Inc.
Investors in the stock have had high hopes that Sulja would benefit as a supplier for the development of a US$645 million hotel on the site on Al Reem Island. Vucicevich declined to give The Star a copy of the deed for the hotel site.
According to State of Michigan records, Consultech was incorporated Dec. 13, 2002, but was dissolved on July 15, 2005. Vucicevich said the company was no longer active in Ontario or Michigan, but still operated overseas. He wouldn’t supply a list of the names, addresses and telephone numbers for the 40 overseas employee’s he claimed in a previous interview to have.
“After numerous meetings in the past five days, it was simply felt that I accept his two-month premature resignation,” Steve Sulja said in the news release. Vucicevich’s Kore International company — which was spearheading the Colchester development — wouldn’t be involved in the Sulja operation either, the press release said.
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