Reg A+ Trumps Reverse Merger Companies wanting to go public can use a reverse merger or an initial public offering With a reverse merger you have to pay for the shell company and give up stock to the existing shareholders These existing shareholders often dump their stock on you after the merger Reg A+ legal and accounting costs are comparable to the legal and accounting costs to buying a shell and cleaning it up A shell company, if not eligible to use Rule 144 has to file with the SEC for a year to become eligible to use Rule 144 ` Even if it is eligible, the shareholders in your company have to wait 6 months or a year to sell their stock under Rule 144 Now let's look at a Reg A+ offering With a Reg A+ offering, you are not diluted by existing shell shareholders You pick up cash and shareholders in the offering You have no chance of hidden liabilities If you or your shareholders want liquidity, you can include them as selling shareholders, up to $20 million worth It may take as little as four months to get the SEC to qualify your Reg A+ deal For a full report comparing all the costs of a reverse merger with a Reg A+ offering email me at John.Lux @ Securities-law.info Look into Reg A+ by getting our special Reg A+ report by emailing John.Lux @Securities-Law.info I look forward to talking with you. www.TheSecuritiesAttorneys.com Questions – email me at John.Lux@ Securities-Law.info (202) 780-1000 Get my books on Amazon.com – How to Find a Home Run Stock Disclaimer This is not legal or investment advice of any kind Seek competent advice from qualified attorneys and investment bankers Your situation may vary The more you know about finance and business, the more you can profit

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Reg A+ Trumps
Reverse Merger

2. Disclaimer

This is not legal or
investment advice of any
kind

Seek competent advice
from qualified attorneys
and investment bankers

Your situation may vary

The more you know about
finance and business, the
more you can profit

3. Companies
wanting to go
public can use a
reverse merger
or an initial
public offering

4. With a reverse
merger you have
to pay for the
shell company
and give up stock
to the existing
shareholders

5. These existing
shareholders
often dump their
stock on you after
the merger

6. Reg A+ legal and
accounting costs
are comparable to
the legal and
accounting costs
to buying a shell
and cleaning it up

7. A shell company,
if not eligible to
use Rule 144 has
to file with the
SEC for a year to
become eligible
to use Rule 144

8. `
Even if it is
eligible, the
shareholders in
your company
have to wait 6
months or a year
to sell their stock
under Rule 144

9. Now let's look at
a Reg A+
offering

10. With a Reg A+
offering, you are
not diluted by
existing shell
shareholders

11. You pick up cash
and
shareholders in
the offering

12. You have no
chance of hidden
liabilities

13. If you or your
shareholders want
liquidity, you can
include them as
selling
shareholders, up
to $20 million
worth

14. It may take as little
as four months to
get the SEC to
qualify your Reg
A+ deal

15. For a full report
comparing all the
costs of a reverse
merger with a
Reg A+ offering
email me at
John.Lux @
Securities-
law.info

16. Look into Reg
A+ by getting our
special Reg A+
report by
emailing
John.Lux
@Securities-
Law.info

17. I look forward
to talking with
you.

18. www.TheSecuritiesAttorneys.com

Questions –
email me at
John.Lux@
Securities-
Law.info

(202) 780-1000

19. Get my books on Amazon.com
How to Find a
Home Run
Stock