We have a Trading Public co that will do Terms to be purchased. So much down an so much a month symbol T

Symbol: T

 OTC PINK

 Never Been A Shell

Operating production company business inside

 DTC Eligible

Date of Original Incorporation: October 9, 1997

State of Original Incorporation: Delaware

Common Stock: 21 Billion shares authorized at $0.00001 par value

Total shares issued: 6,085,041,500

 Total restricted: 5,000,700,546

Total free-trading (float): 1,084,340,954

Total number of shareholders of record: appx 200

Preferred Stock:

 Series A Convertible Preferred Stock: 100,000,000 shares authorized

-Conversion rate for Series A: None (VOTES 80% of vote)

Total shares issued: None

Series B: 10,000,000 shares authorized

Conversion rate for Series B: 200,000 common for 1B

Total shares issued: 200,000

 Series C: 20,000,000 shares authorized

-Conversion rate for Series C: 2x (200%) amount paid for C share

Total shares issued: None

Total shares issued: 11,000

DELIVER

Common Stock holders:5B (83 % of common)

Preferred B Stockholders: 189,000 95%

Has convertible notes too.

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Black Eagle buyer

Our European Buyer is seeking Black Eagle $27,500 1800’s Bonds to purchase. He will be paying $200 Million or more each.

Seller to provide package consisting of Short-Form CIS, Photo of Front and Back (no Proof of Life photos necessary), with any additional documentations Seller already has.

Authentication is being performed by a qualified Zurich Historian and takes 2-3 days. An excellent Swiss Attorney Firm is handling all paperwork and disbursal of funds. Trustworthy Group to work with.

Still need HELP with Business funding US. based companies?

 

 

 

We know it's a tough economy and it has never been more challenging for a small business owner, especially for a start-ups.  Help is available with obtaining funding in either starting or growing your US. based small business?  

 

Here is a summary of the programs offered!

 

Revenue Based Lending program

•Obtain up to 80% of your gross monthly revenue or up to 10% gross Annual Revenue

 

•FICO score of 550+ needed - - FAST process

•Need to be in business for at least 2 months

•Great fit for Retail, Service, and Medical Industries

 

Unsecured Business Finance program

•FICO driven - no business age requirement - no collateral - funding range $10,000 to $150,000

•No upfront fees - no obligation consultation - long term consulting aspects included

 

Business Directed Retirement Account program

•Need to have a retirement account (401k or IRA) of $35,000+ with a previous employer

 

•No credit requirements - no banks - avoid penalties - no debt

 

•Be the INVESTOR and OWNER of your business

 

Equipment Financing

•Furniture, Vehicles, Machinery, Restaurant equipment

•48 Hour approval process

•600+ credit needed

•Fixed monthly payments

 

Personal Loan program

•Based of income $45,000+ and credit (700+)

•Ranges from $20,000 to $200,000

•Personal loans - cash accessible

 

Crowdfunding Consulting

•Have an interesting product or service?

•Get funding from people who like your business!

•We help lay the ground work for finding the investors.

•Will help develop your pitch and marketing strategy

Venezuelan bonds housed in Euroclear PPP and or purchased by buyer opportunity is available

We have a program that monetizes Venezuelan bonds with the bonds remaining in owners' property with an obligatory PPP entry, and or we have a buyer that will purchase the Venezuelan bond(s) located in Euroclear.

Trade platform operates in Switzerland, London and Singapore

What platform is offering is: BOND VALUE: 100% CREDIT LINE can be MAX 80%, client will receive approx. 30% weekly.

Bond owner KYC complete package is required including current Euroclear screen shot of Venezuelan bond(s).

Steam coal mining for sale

• Located in the Appalachian Basin Area.

• Have been in business for 75+ years.

• Selling high sulfur steam coal, as well as limestone. 

• Recently entered into long term contracts to sell most of their coal and all of the limestone.

• The company also owns their own trucks and transport the material to their customers.

• The annual revenue averages about $22 million and the owner's income has averaged over $3-$4 million the past several years.

• The mining company currently sells about 30,000 tons of coal and 60,000 tons of stone per month.

• The book value of the fixed assets is $16 million.  There is an appraisal on most of the mining equipment, but not the trucking or real estate assets.

• In addition to the assets of the corporation, they are selling a coal wash plant and over 2,000 acres of coal. 

• Coal reserves are about 25 million tons, of which some are leased and some are owned.  The limestone reserves are in excess of 50 million tons.

• Selling price will include mineral rights, leases, equipment, supplies, wash plant, real estate, receivables (about $6 million), and tax NOL of $19 million if stock sale.  Seller will pay 100% of liabilities at closing.   Most of the liabilities cannot be transferred to the new owner.

• Asking $29 million (reduced)

Litigation funding program is also available to persons participating in a 401K as well as a self directed IRA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The general area of the Litigation Funding practice is called Commercial Tort Litigation. There are essentially two types....those cases that are brought forth as class action suits and those that are private or individual commercial tort cases. We're dealing with the second type.

Companies such as Stryker, Johnson & Johnson, De Puy, C.R. Bard, Boston Scientific, Bayer, Pfizer, et al., have found to be liable for injuries sustained as a result of their products being defective in some way--for having caused unintended negative and sometimes catastrophic consequences. Pharmaceuticals can result in injurious side effects, medical devices can have significant unexpected consequences after surgeries, both categories sometimes causing patents to have additional surgeries, manifesting in other health problems, deaths, etc. You’ve heard of these suits vis a vis hip and knee replacement issues, trans-vaginal mesh issues, Zoloft, Risperdal and more on television, no doubt. The defendants, typically medical device and pharmaceutical companies, have lost cases and have been ordered by the courts to put up, in many cases, hundreds of millions of dollars or over a billion dollars in escrow accounts, awaiting plaintiffs (claimants) to file claims and collect a share of the settlement funds already allocated. These claims come forth over months or years as consumers experience associated problems and find recourse through the legal system.

There are law firms who are very active in finding plaintiffs through these tv commercials, radio spots, mail campaigns, etc. The cost to do this is quite high, as one can imagine.

So that the law firms don’t have to put up inordinate amounts of capital to find these plaintiffs and so that they can expand their efforts significantly, offer an opportunity for "funders" to put up money which assists the law firms in funding the processes involved in finding the plaintiffs, including obtaining doctors’ records, scheduling exams with medical specialists, paying for additional medical treatment and occasionally even paying for revisionary surgeries, then packaging the claim for presentation.

Once the plaintiffs come forward the law firm analyzes the claims and does what is necessary to prepare and package the claim. The claims of those clients whose cases fit the parameters--those claims that will result in an extremely high likelihood of settlement success are assembled and handed off to a partner litigating law firm and the cases are ultimately submitted to a review board to rule on, with no appeal process, to a predictable end. The cases do not see the light of a court room. The claims are settled and the settlement proceeds are then paid out to the litigating law firm who, in turn, pays the plaintiffs their share. Part of the settlement funds are also paid to the law firm who acquired and vetted the plaintiffs and packaged the claim. This law firm, in turn, shares the settlement proceeds with the funders who financed the acquisition of the plaintiff, according to the executed pre-paid, forward Funding Contract between the Client/Funder and the law firm.

A Funder is a party to a contract with the law firm that has agreed to pay out, as follows, a tremendous return on the client’s participation. It works like this:

Fund $10,000 of Qualified Money, receive $22,500 within 24 months ---125% return on funding.

Re-up on the $22,500 for another period and the client will have 50,625 at the next 24th month.

Fund $10,000 of Non-Qualified money, receive $22,500 and if the client wishes to "re-up" he/she will receive a distribution of $2,500 and they can 're-up' the $20,000.

Why a distribution on Non-Qual funds? The amounts returned on contracts can be uneven multiples of the original amount. For Non-Qual funds only multiples of $10k can be 're-upped.'

For qualified money, so that no taxable distribution or penalty takes place, the law firm will accommodate 're-ups' of the full amount into new contracts.

One can fund more than $10,000 but regardless of the sum, it will be broken down into blocks of $10,000 each. If one funds $50,000, for example, it will be made up of five $10k contracts.

This strategy, utilizing specific funding contract amounts and a specific return of a funders original funding with a fixed return in the form of a "premium," ensures that there is no aggregation of funds in the law firm’s settlement account and therefore keeps these transactions from being considered a security. Simply stated, a Funder is agreeing to finance a plaintiff acquisition and in turn the law firm is simply sharing it’s settlement proceeds by paying out a pre-determined amount. Simple.

Clients sign a Funding Contract which spells out how much they are funding (in $10,000 increments). The client receives a security agreement and other paperwork which spells out from A to Z the responsibility of the law firm in relation to the Funder.