Pixguy
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If those EBITDA's are correct then he'll have no problems selling the business. And then he can open his own dispensary.Those EBITDA numbers are impressive, if true. I'd love to run a company that profitable (on paper).
If those EBITDA's are correct then he'll have no problems selling the business. And then he can open his own dispensary.Those EBITDA numbers are impressive, if true. I'd love to run a company that profitable (on paper).
Just checking, did you signed a NDA and then posted this here publicly?
If there was no wrong doing, where is everyone's money?Again, since we don't know what happened we must speculate that either:
(1) Some shyster thing happened as many seem to speculate, or,
(2) Payment was withheld because of something wrong with the construction of the building and pending litigation.
That happens all the time. The total amount due is drawn. The Contractors is given one half the money and told when corrections are made on your dime to bring the project into compliance, you will receive the other half."Court documents say the company requested and received more than $1 million from the construction loan to pay Neill Grading. Everything Attachments, the court documents say, did not fully pay Neill Grading and did not repay Fidelity."
Exactly! And until every last red cent of it is PAID BACK, only an absolute idiot would consider doing business with him.The question remains ... Where did the money go, that Ted took from customers, but gave them neither a product or a refund.?
Nope that is not the question. The question is, “Which pocket did he put the money, front or rear.”The question remains ... Where did the money go, that Ted took from customers, but gave them neither a product or a refund.?