Richard & Chuca, it sounds like valid testing of Black Rock dirt
has already been done. Were the results recorded in a way that if
our shareholders activities results in IPM continuing, even in a
maintenence mode, that these test results can be used as evidence
to support our case to get back on NASDAQ ?
Also, the secured IPM dirt samples John Yellich now has, would these
be sent to a lab so we can obtain more proof that we have good dirt
in out attempt to get back on NASDAQ.
Is testing the dirt for precious metals similiar or different to a
method used for extraction in production mode to make money ?
ipmcf shareholders that know of the activities here, and have not
yet decided if to support this with share voting power, I ask more
questions to Richard and Chuca.
If enought shareholders share votes and extra money invested is
obtained, and all looks good for a go, and it happens that:
IPM Company comes out of Chapter 11 and has rights to Black Rock
for another year, and has enought money left to continue on a path
to try to satisfy NASDAQ to get back on,...dirt=good...we on nasdaq.
then for this case, where are these current ipmcf shareholders that
(a) pledged vote and added money .10 per share
(b) pledged vote but gave no money
(c) no pledged vote and no gave money
For (b) and (c) just hold shares and wait,
and if the shareholders that go all the way and put in more money
in IPM to pay off the debt, will
these shareholders that put no money into IPM to clear the debt end
up being "equal" to those that did ??? will 1 ipmcf share of mine,
where I put in money .10 per share be worth the same ???
Doug |
